St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
be bank clearings yesterday were 81, O75,

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,075,-
54370.
A meeting of the Non Partisan W. c. T. Z.
is called for this afternoon at o'clock at the
Holmes hotel.
The protest against the usury bill now be-
fore the legislature has received 5000 sig
|. natures in Minneapolis.
Two more carloads of spinning machinery
for the linen mills have arrived. Manager
Bayless promises to have the mills running
within thirty days.
1t is said the street railway company has
abolished its spoilers for detecting dis
honesty on the part of its conductors, and
has adopted instead the policy OF changing
conductors run once week.
Eugene Halloran, of Golden Valley, died
yesterday. He was fifty years old. Mr..
Halloran was one of the Oldest and best
known residents of Golden Valley. A wife
ana several children. all adults, remain.
NJ. D. Elliott, the officer who looks after
violators of the fish and game laws, came 10
Minneapolis yesterday 10 get warrants for
several Minnetonka fishermen. He can't Sc
cure convictions before country justices, he
says.
Anna Anderson q dressmaker living over
Brin's second hand store, on Third avenue
south. claims to have been assaulted Sunday
morning by negro, Sam by name. No com
plant has been made in the municipal
court.
As soon as forty new street cars which
will be placed on the interurban line. The
company intends TO increase the speed OF the
motors to twenty-five miles an hour. The
present average rate OF speed is sixteen
miles.
George Kent a tWelve-year-old boy en-
| ployed by Browning, King Il Co., fell down
! an elevator shaft in the Goodyear rubber
store yesterday morning. He fell two stories,
| landed on his side. and was not injured be-
| yOnd few bruises.
! 4 vol ic n no hnl n
! Odd Fellows hall, Central and fwenty-second
! avenues northeast Tuesday and Friday
/ evenings. About fifty firms are to be repre-
! sented in appropriate costumes. The enter
| tainments are under the auspices of the 7.
| =. 5. c. Z. of Bethany Congregational church.
| The prevalence of Ia grippe has induced
| the Idea that the mortality OF The present
| month would be largely above the average
| for March, A comparison with other years
| shows this to be true. There had been ~
! deaths reported up to yesterday morning
| during the month, as against 172 during March
! last year.
D. Winslow. cashier in the Ocean restau-
| rant, on South Washington. was fined SIC
! yesterday for knocking down Edwin Hall. 9
| barber. Hall was under the Influence OF
| liquor and annoyed Winslow. The cashier
| knocked him out doors with such force thai
Hall struck his head on the curb and mar
| rOwly escaped fractured skull.
Last fall Rudolph Lux, of Minneapolis
| fell heir TO an estate in Klattan, Austria, his
old home. and went back TO look utter it. Or
March II he landed at New York on MS re
turn but this is the last that was heard OF
him. His uncles in Minneapolis. Weiskop
Bros. paint dealers, for whom he worked
think he has been murdered. The New
York police may be asked to aid in Ih
search.
r. 6. Soares, B. II. TimberlGke and NJ. D
Purdy will represent the university in tn
state oratorical contest April IL. The asso
| citation has just completed arrangem ants
and submitted the following list of gentle
men as judges: On thought and compost
ton. Prof. Pearson, F. a. Holman and Z. {
Corser; and on delivery. John Day Smith
DR.. BurrelI Senator Dean and W. II. Eusti:
Another search warrant put into operato
yesterday in the apartments Of Ole johnson
4 the enterprisng shoemaker by day an
burglar by night, who is already bound owe
to the grand jury on three charges Of burg
iary, resulted in the discovery of two scar
pins and opera glasses stolen from Meat IL
spector COstigaL last April.
Mrs. Rosanna Bells, a colored woman
ninety-three years old who has been an il
mate of the home for aged people, conducte
at Tenth avenue northeast ana Second stree
! by the Little Sisters of the Poor died Sunda
She was without friend or relative, ana tn
| only people 10 see the remains inferred ye
| teTday were half a dozen of the good siste
| VINO ministered TO her wants to the last.