St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

William Jones and August Holden. two ST
Paul bcyS. were arrested yesterday by In
speCtor James DOYLE and Howard They are
suspected OF thIeving.
President Cyrus NOrihrop viii officlate as
POSTMASTER NJ thu cOnCra;ulaIOry banquet 10
the pastoral committee OF Westminster
Church Friday evening.
The new building that the street railway
company i putting mp at Thlrly-nrst street
ard NlcUllet Will pe used exclusively as a Re
pair shop for motors and as bower house.
The expos. tiOn management has issued a
neat souvenir for distribution during the
convention, which presents in attractive
manner The attractions al The Coming show.
The board Of directors Of the Homeopathic
hospital viii hold an important business
meeting al the Hotel Berkeley. First avenue
south and Thirteenth street, today al 2:59
?. N.
The season at Minnetonka Will open to-
morrow. All the hotels have been improved
ard put into good shape for the summer and
they viii be open 10 receive guests from this
date on.
Mrs. Farr. who was taken with hysteria
during the trial Of her case against George
hOtfemd Saturday afternoon. was reported 10
lie much better yesterday afternoon, and il is
thought that Size will be allie 10 appear in
court this afternoon.
The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association of
Minnesota with capital of 100000, has
been incorporated by Daniel r. Miller. c. E.
Hinton, l. :. sherman. o. J. Hinton. W. c.
Bracket, c. E. Turnbull. A. NJ. Dizzles, c. o.
Des Bresay and A. ". Stahl.
Sheriff P P Swensen Joined hands with
County Treasurer H. o. Peterson Yesterday in
keeping mis- Office open for the accommoda-
ton Of the public, although il was holiday.
Today is the last day that the sheriff can re-
eelTe delinquent personal taxes.
J. L. Williams, who grabbed a lady's
pocketboOk al the corner of Sixth and
Nicoilet Saturday night and was arrested by
Officer Gof, was arTaigned before Judge
MahOney yesterday He demanded an eX-
animation and had his case continued until
tomorrow.
Despite the recent rainy weather and the
predictions of a rise the river continued 10
fail. and last night the gauge al the North
side pumping station showed a decrease OF
nearly eight inches Of over two feet since
Wednesday afternoon al o clock, when The
food began 10 subside.
J. c. Oswald. H. W. Phelps and R F.
Jones. committee appointed the directors
Of the Minneapolis Driving club. have drawn
I'D resolutions eulogistic of the late Fred &.
PillStury who was ne of the foremost horse
men in The Northwest and director III the
Minneapolis Driving club.
i IS announced that the steamer George r.
Hays VIII take another load OF freight down
the river from Minneapolis today. The
steamer Is being fitted with sixteen-ineh
cylinders instead OF the ten-Ineh kind which
were responsible for the delay in getting the
steamer Up the river last week
The West Minneapolis Recorder. after an
existence of three months. has gone the way
Of all the earth. The editor, Rev. q. W.
JacEsOn. at Hopkins. says in his valedictory.
that lack Of advertising patronage and an
increase OF pastoral duties explain the sus-
pension. The paper was weekly.
The general committee in charge of the
new kindergarten association met Saturday
night and elected Rev. NJ. d. Shutter TEN
porary chairman, and Mrs. j. a. Cook tenn
pOraTy secretary. The constitution and by
laws will be ready fer the next meeting,
about the middle of June, at which time,
also. nominations viii be made for permanent
officers.
The remains of Dr. Harold T. Holland. who
was drowned at Coronado Beach. Cal.
reached Minneapolis yesterday. Dr.. Holland
was prominent young physician OF New
York city. and will be Tememt cred by many
friends in this city and 81 Paul. He was 10
have been married June y TO an East side
young lady.