St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
The bank clearings yesterday were SSH

The bank clearlngs yesterday were SSIl,-
1856
Mayor Winston will not leave Minneapolis
for the South until tonight. Business has
detained him.
j. H. Locke. of this city. will accompany
the SchWaIka Alaska expedition in q news
paper capacity.
John Driscoll was yesterday fined $40 for
stealing Il watch from Minnie b. Roberts,
First street woman.
stephen Hicks. miller, living on Western
avenue died suddenly yesterday morning
with pneumonia aged fiftytwo years.
5 A fire in Hotel 81. Leon, on First avenue
south, near Sixth street, caused an alarm.
damage is slight.
Sheriff Swenson yesterday brought to the
city Andrew Anderson. who was at work i'll
North Wisconsin lumber camp. lie ID
charged with bastardy.
DR.. J. II. Irvine VIII be buried this after
noon. The cause of his death was ppeu..
mOnia Of both lungs. One was in the second
stage and the other in the first.
Frank Waldron. son of Lieut.. Waldron, of
the South police station, died Wednesday
night aged twenty years and six months. He
had inflammation of the bowls.
John Beckstrum, who tried to commit sui
eide Wednesday evening by opening the
artery III his right wrist, is resting easily at
the city hospital. He will recover.
There Il ,g was fire at 80 Yesterday morning
at 25lS Emerson avenue. Ben Scott's con-
fectionery located there, burned to the
ground. The loss. about $500 Is total.
Police Officer p J. Kennedy wants his ten
year-old son Matthew, sent to the reform
school as All incorrigible. He says the boy
will not go to school and runs away from
home whenever he has 4 chance.
Major Henderson has adopted a new rule
in dealing with his detective force. Hereafter.
all the detectives make daily reports of their
work. and these are turned over each morn
ing TO the chief
The commissioners in the matter of widen
ing Lyndale avenue 10 100 feet from FOrtleth
street TO the city limits, have completed their
duties The total award of damages is only
800, ana this will be assessed on property
benefited.
Nina Finch, the little ten-year-old niece of
Mrs Anderson of ia East Fifteenth street
who left her aunts home on Wednesday
week, has not yet returned. and nothing yet
has been heard of her. Mrs. Anderson says
she has made full inquiries OF all the neigh
bors. bur no trace of the child has yet been
found.
George Butrowitz. grocer living ut Ninth
avenue northeast and Ramsay street. died
Yesterday morning without medical atten-
ton. and the case has been reported 10 the
coroner, who viii investigate. "Wednesday
night the man was taken i'll, but before a
doctor could be summoned, brealhed his
last.
County Treasurer Peterson IS sending out
second notices oall delinquent personal tax
payers TO pay up before the delinquent tax
goes TO the sheriff which will be April / this
is an extra expense to the treasurer, which
10 treasurer has done before. and ought to
be appreciated by those who have neglected
this matter.
There Will be a union memorial service for
the late Gems sherman and Sibley ana Ad-
miral Porter at the Grand opera house Sun
day, ut 2:30 p M. by all the G. A. II. posts of
the city. All old soldiers Sons of Veterans
Women's RELIEF corps and citizens are cor
daily invited 10 attend.
Charles a. Winship. formerly well known
resident of Minneapolis, died in Thomasville,
Fla, last Monday, as Il result Of injuries re-
ceived while horseback riding in California
about six months ago. MIR. Winshp was
about fifty-eight. and leaves widow and two
sons. Charles and Edward Winship, both also
we'll known here.
The city engineer yesterday completed
estimates for the proposed bridge at
Twentieth avenue south. The total esti-
mated cost viii be S11S2l5. divided as fol
$4,000: grading, Sl,4l5. There viii be 1245
feet of roadway, aud the bridge is to have
double track. with roadway thirty-six feet
wide, and TWO siX-foot sidewalks.
The United States Singers society has
elected the following officers for the coming
sangerfest season: President o. Palmer:
first vice president, A. ColpeIg; second vice
pres dent Carl Hansen: financial secretary.
y. r. OfdustrOul, TtcOTuluS secretary, +. -.
Nelson; corresponding secretary. John
Wicklund; treasurer. B. Jorgenson; mar
shall. A. Halmrast; music committee Victor
Nilsson, G. o. Land. Gustave Wicklund. e.
Meek and II. Hunderup. Carlo Sperati was
reelected musical director.
The lake trains on Thrty-first street viii
probably be taken off in few months. and
the lake travel carried over the Hennepin av-
enue line. by which saving of about ten
minutes will be made. The line of track on
Thirty-first street viii not be taken up il the
present intentions are carried out. as the
company intends some time in the near fut
IRE 10 build a cross town line on this street
The line viii run from the Lake street bridge
on Thirty-first street. connecting with the ST.
Paul lines at this point 10 the lakes, Calhoun
and Harriet.
Secretary Hollis February report to the as
ISOLATED charities directors showed 327 sup
piled with work, PIT applicants for charity
of whom 102 were new cases The sum of
S13l.sO was spent for loans, fuel, meals and
lodgings. The industrial clothing depart
ment gave away 446 articles of clothing and
received 339. There were sent to the Owa-
tonna school seventeen children. Arrange