St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-19
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Mary Shea, one of the three young girls
who ran away to Chicago, returned LONE
yesterday morning. The Chicago police fur
n1shed her with ticket
TheeMinneapoliS Telegraph Journal is a
new conner in the field of local journalism.
i is neat eight-page monthly published by
p. W. McAllister.
The bank clearings yesterday we're S1,073,-
979Sl, and for the week S7,l15,075.33, as
against S.. 357, 5S5 81 for the same week last
year, an increase Of nearly 30 per cent.
John Olson, the burglar. arrested by In
spectors Howard and Doyle Thursday. was
arraigned in the municipal court yesterday,
and had his case continued until today.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: AXel Peterson and Ella
Erickson, John V. Borge and Albertine An
derson. Bert Hudson and Louise SZepull,
John Hanson and Mary johnson.
John Novatne,a young Italian living at PLY
Washington avenue south, was held to the
grand jury yesterday to answer to the charge
of stealing suit of clothes from Hermann
Hansen, of LIZ Washington avenue south.
The Lumberman says that the H. G. AXE
ley Lumber Company, the Northern Mill
Company, n. p. Clarke Il Co. and Nelson,
Tenney & Co. will all cut more than 100000
900 feet of lumber this year.
factory for the manufacture OF head
ware for children has just been established
at Twenty sixth street and Stevens avenue
by Fritz Schreyer, recently of New York.
This is n new industry for Minneapolis, ana
about forty girls will be employed.
The Standard Pressed Brick company was
incorporated Yesterday with a capital stock
of $4,000 by D. NJ. Clough, John +. Byers, M.
j. Bofferding. V. w. BnylesS, James Crays,
N p. Peterson, F. b. Long and f. w. Cook,
Rll Of Minneapolis.
The funeral services of William W. Hotch-
kiss will be held Sunday, March 20, at 10 30
a. m at Franklin Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Tbta n ronnpCfnd meet
ut The house. $500 East Franklin avenue. at
10 a. m.
AID. Rollins is bound to have some under
standing with the other members OF the
water works investigating committee. on
what is TO be done with the investigation, anu
has called q meeting of The committee for
Mondy afternoon for that purpose.
The following contagious diseases were re-
ported at>the health office yesterday: Measles,
90 Central avenue, Island livery, Nicollet isl
and 30lI5 Eighteenth avenue north, 1922
1yndale avenue north; scarlet fever, 1914
Groveland avenue 2627 Park avenue, and
Bcarletine, 255 Sixteenth avenue north.
JAilor johnson made discovery when he
searched George Newton, taken to the coun-
~ Jail Yesterday 10 await the action of the
grand Jury on the charge of larceny. He
found a numerous. slnng-shot in Newton's
Eleeye which the officers at the police station
had overlooked.
The Ohio people in Minneapolis are talk
ing OF IOImlHR All dSsOcIdllOH lOI oOCIdl
poses and, incidentally, to entertain the
Ohio visitors TO the convention this summer.
All ex-Ohioans who are interested in such
movement are requested to notify David
Flick, 324 Rochester block.
The w. e. T. U. will extend its restaurant
business in the city, and next Monday morn
ing will try the experiment of cheap coffee
house at 22S Washington avenue south. The
new coffee cart will also be started out Mon
day, and from IL until p m. coffee will be
dealt cut free to purchasers of sandwiches or
donghnuts.
Edward Parry, living at 1900 Vine place,
while experimenting with.a solution OF sui
phuric acid acid and chloride of sodium in
the chemical laboratory of the high school,
met with an accident. The compound eX-
plodcd, and the liquid scattered itself over
his hands, burning them terribly He was
sent home and doctor summoned.
The Elwell Farm company filed articles Of
incorporation yesterday. The capital stock
is $4,000 and the incOrpOrators are j. T. and
G. H. Elwell and e. v. May. The Standard
Pressed Brick company also filed articles.
The capital stock is $50000, and the debt
limits $4,000 The incorporators are D. NJ.
Clough. j. T. Byers, M. j. Bofferdng. James
Crays, n. z. Peterson, F. B. Long and L. W.
Cook