St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co.
Allows Per Cent Interest Oh six
months deposits.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Nine crews are now engaged in laying
water mains.
Yesterdays bank clearings amounted to
S1,1C3,41.29.
1t is reported that the Century news stand
was recently broken into and the money
drawer robbed of $50.
Supt. Berry is removing the inner line of
trees on Hennepin boulevard to permit of
the laying of the electric line to the lakes.
Rev. NJ. ID. Shutter will address the Single
Tax League tomorrow evening on The
Single Tax as Means Of Raising Revenue. -
Prof W. w. Folwell will soeak before the
Union League club at the regular monthly
meeting tomorrow night upon the recent
killing of the Italians at New Orleans.
Col. R. c. Benton's team ran away on
NicOllet avenue yesterday morning. One of
the horses was injured. Harry Cromer's S
buggy was smashed. No one was hurt.
st. Anthony Lodge No. 40, ]. o. O. F.,
yesterday took out permit for three-story
brick block at the corner of Central avenue
and Fourth street northeast, to cost SIS, 600.
Capt. Louis Ness is still following the
"human blood" clue. starting with the find
ing of a photograph in South Minneapolis
alley. The picture is representation OF the
features of an Albino who used to be at the
dime museum, and whose photographs were
sold at 10 cents each.
A county teachers association meeting vii
be held at Curtiss hall, April 25. Three sub
iects ,I will be- discus discussed as follows: The
Scope" school Apparatus and 1.-THE
Teachers Helps and Hindrances.
G, A. Cool the girl whose father had her
locked up Friday night, was in the munic-
ipal court yesterday morning. She was re-
own living to stopping at home or with her
husband. The court could do nothing
The First Norwegian Baptist church, at the
corner of Seventh street and Thirteenth ave-
nue. SOUTH will be dedicated to-day. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev Wayland Hoyt
pate in the dedicatory exercises: Revs. S. Z.
Rice, 6. l.. Morrill,, ". H. Geistweite, j. F.
McNamee, G. A. Reese, Frank Peterson and
George A. Pillsbury.
The following were licensed to wed Nels
J. Thorison and Johanna Hanson. Louis P
Peterson and Mary Johnson, Frank d. Gel
christ ana Iva B. Olen, Shalom Bugaglo and
Pauline Glirgold, lex Alderman and Rachel
Richman. Charley Lenmack and Reyna Nj
gard, John Henly and Anne EngebTetson,
Simon Beigquist and Ida Belly Anderson,
John Mattson and Ida W. Peterson.
Mayor Winston has selected the following
gentlemen to represent Minneapolis at the
trans Mississippi commercial congress. to be
Brooks, Harvey ". Brown, c. j. Buell.. II. +.
Brown. D. Nj. Clough, c. N. Foote, j. C..
Haynes, T. B. Janney, R. B. Langdon, o. G..
Merriman, B. F. Nelson, c. A. Pillsbury, F.
II. Peavey, A. j. Sawyer, T. 3. Walker and O..
G. Wyman.
The amount of -four ground last week was
121, 40 barrels-averaging 20.2s7 barrels daily
against 122, 800 barrels the week before,
ia 100 barrels for the corresponding time in
1890 and 100, 500 barrels in 1889 says the Miller
OF course, a year ago the Improvements to
the water power were in progress, cutting off
the most of the mills entirely from the use
Of water, and the product at that time was
thereby curtailed. The most -four Is being
ground the current week than any since last
November.