St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
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The council committee on gas Will meet
next Friday afternoon and award the light
ing contracts for the cty's streets. >
There was a small fire IA Croker, Fisk &
CO. IS mill Yesterday noon. The No ! chem
ic0l put II out before any serious damage was
done.
CLERK Tirrel. OF the district court, has re-
turned from Florida where he has been for
his health. He returns but little Improved,
and is sill quite weak
The Union league VIII meet conformity
with the Political Science club next Monday
and listen to an address BY Prof. w. " Fol
wei on the Swiss Referendum.
William Turner, a colOred man, stole TWEEN
ty.6ye lonYcs Of bread from ". a. Iyey yes
tcrday also II ret OF harness, and was sen
fenced 10 sixty DAYS IN the workhouse.
f. G. COuvet d co. took out permit yes
terday morning TO do $4,000 worth Of plumb
ing on the New England apartment house,
Fourth avenue south and Ninth street.
1t was discovered yesterday that the new
patrol signal system could not be placed Ia
the old operating room after all The opera
ting tnble is 100 large, and another room VIII
have TO be found.
The ice has peen cleared out OF Lake Min
netonka, and Ward Burtons llcrmes, has
already been launched This Is the Grst Of
the Minnetonka Yacht clubs fleet to take 10
the water.
Loren Fletcher returned home yesterday
morning after an absence of two months
lie went away for his health. and comes back
much improved. lie spent most OF the lme
IN California.
Mabel Baker. the alleged "elopist, to whom
the morning papers recently dedicated a half
II column apiece in describing supposed
elOppmcnt. returned to The city yesterday.
hhe says she has not eloped.
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church and the Peoples meetings Will de
liver an address on Unity Among Reform
ers" before public meeting Of the Single
Tax league ut the West hotel this evening.
A. T.. Krogstad, II. l.. Darius and p. Bake
went over 10 ST. Paul last week aud were
robbed of $40, as they claim, at the Clifton
hotel. Sunday night an elevator boy in the
hotel named j. T. Smith was arrested for the
theft.
Dick Eide, employed at the barrel factory
on Eleventh avenue south and Sixth street.
vas seriously injured in the back yesterday
by falling barrel lie was taken TO his
home, at 1920 Eleventh avenue south, in the
patrol wagon.
Louis Zaddach. who was thrown from the
switch engine AT the corner of franklin and
Cedar avenues saturday night, had one OF
his legs amputated below the knee yeste day
as n result of the accident. lie lives at 302I
Smelling avenue.
The colored people of the city are arrang-
ing for II mass meeting to express their in
dignation over the outrages on colored PEG
pie in the South. The meeting Will be held
at either the Bethesda Baptist church or St.
Peters Methodist
small fire started in room on the fourth
floor OF the block occupied by the Swinburne
Printing company, and II Washington ave-
nue. north, at $3.50 last night. II was eXtin-
guished by a chemical engine before much
harm could be done.
g. b. Kirkbride has returned from n two
weeks trip in the Southwest lie visited
oklahoma i'm connection with the ChoctaW
railroad with'which he is largely Interested,
and says Oklahoma territory is developing
numerous ways for making money.
John c. Woolley will speak III the Inter
ests of Rest Island this evening in the Cen
trnl w. G. Il. L. hall. Rev. Smith Baker and
Rev. w. w. Satterlee viii also speak. Thurs
day afternoon OF this week Mr. Woolley will
speak at the llennepm Avenue Methodist
church.
The following marriage licenses were L.
sued Yesterday Earnest +. Coke and Ada
NJ. Smillie Frank o. Ruberg ana Ida NJ. Sche
berg August Bauman and Emile llirth
Charles Ilardeil and Caroline Freibo, Samue
y. Sickner and Addie j. Winslow, james T.
Dafoc, Addie H. Huse.
G. l.. Ilarng, a prominent miner, direct
from the Mesaba range, is In the city. Mr.
Harng was formerly connected with the
principal mines on the Gogebic range, bu
he has deserted his old stamping grounds
and gone to Mcsaba lie is at present inter
eslcd in the Shaw and Northern Light mines
c. w. Edwards says, regarding n statement
IN n Saturday paper that Baby Edwards
would probably make n tour OF Southern Min
nesotn, that nothing IS further from his desires
or intentions Her concert next Monda!
evening at the Lyceum viii doubtless be hel
last appearance in public, this season, u
least.