St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings, S97I. 1876.
Tie ways and means committee of the
uncIl met yesterday and deferred action on
matter OF lnsurlng city laDOreTs.
Yesterday morning B. VI. Morse. the real
ate man, was found guilty of cruelty to
lnalS and fined $40 He neglected his
tile.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis road will put
Sunday lake train. leaving at 9 30 a. M,
q returning leave Lake Park at ; o'clock
The excavation for the addition 10 the St
lthony elevator is nearly completed. ana
)rk on the building VIII commence about
~ 10.
The exposition board met yesterday morn
3, but owing 10 the absence OF General
nager Bracket, transacted only routine
Slness.
The remains of Miss Augusta NAY John
4. n student at the high school, who died
consumption Tuesday, viii be taken to st.
ter to-day for burial.
William Kline died Yesterday morning az
L NicOllet avenue aged seventy two years.
remains were last evening shipped 10
and Rapids. Mich for intermeut.
here was a fight among the walters at the
81 yesterday morning. Special Officer
%ally intertered- and was pounded. one,
IL Grant was arrested and fined Sic
dollie Sykes, alias Garrity when released
IN lne WOfknOuSe got on drunken de-
ucn- which is likely to end in her death.
Il she Is lying IN critical condition at c.
hmltts boarding house, on Washington
anue south.
Ihree prisoners got away from the work
GSe yesterday morning. They were among
sane OF twenty VINO were going TO work in
quarry As they want into the tool house
their tools, three crdWled through a win
" ana ran.
some work has been taken from the city
5rh once and added 10 the health depart
5nt. Hereafter all vital statistics. the rec
Ms OF births ana deaths. viii be filed in the
alth Office. The bill making the change
IS signed April -.
The marriage licenses Yesterday bore the
mes or Stuart a. Davis ana Carrie Z. Rog-
s. Fred hartman and Lizzie GutZeit John
risen ana Inga HOlmberg. John johnson
.u Emma Anderson. Charles johnson and
nmo OWenSem. Charles W. Mckinney and
ale sullivan.
Ihe thirteenth anniversary of the enter
lnment of the First Minnesota regiment
il be celebrated at Morgan Post nail
ednesday of next week. The veterans viii
st Fort Smelling in the afternoon. and in
e evening there Will be a reception with
dresses by Gov. Merriam, Gen. SanboTn
q others.
a petition has been circulated among the
ihNeApOIls contractors and builders and
" generally signed. asking that J. N.
sleh' me city building inspector. may be
owed 81 month for The use of a horse
d buggy to enable him to report more
omptiy AT any place where his presence
ay be needed.
4he council committee on roads and
idges Yesterday considered over twenty ob-
7uons to the widening Of Groveland ave
ie- Action was deferred The committee
II recommend that one portion of TI..<tr-
cond avenue northeast be narrowed from
ghly feet 10 sixty feet one properly OWL
plated his land for an eighty-foot street.
was laid out only sixty feet
The work of putting in the electric street
T lines IN East Minneapolis has begun in
rhest Cars on the Second street line were
nnlng on Central avenue, and temporary
le mas been laid on Fifth street. while the
ourIh street line is being put in while the
DIX IS III progress. Horse car service will
3 continued on the Monroe street line until
University and Broadway electric lines