St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-06
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

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The he bank clearings yesterday were 81 1885,
During last March there were 3O5 births in
the city.
The regular badge shoot of the Minneapolis
Gun club will begin tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock sharp.
Michael Burke. deserter from the army,
was arrested yesterday by Sergeant Conyers,
of the recruiting office.
The cases of W. u. Harris and wv j..
Sheehan. for selling liquor on Sunday, were
continued yesterday to April IA.
w w. Que, a converted Chinaman, will
speak at the Salvation Army barracks tomor-
row evening. He will also speak and sing in
the Chinese language All are invited to hear
him.
Mrs. F. H. Shaw died Monday at her home,
1903 Portland avenue. after all illness of sew
eral months, aged tiftyfve years. She was
the mother of DR.. j. w. Shaw and Mrs.
George L. Smith.
There is a possibility of the university
campus being improved. Prof. Cleveland has
submitted TO the board of regents plans for
the improvement that contemplate the eX-
penditure of 5000.
A meeting to perfect arrangements for the
federation of the organized women's clubs
and societies of the city will be held at the
library building today at 10 a m. All ladies
interested are invited.
Frank r. Corriston has been appointed
first sergeant of Company |, succeeding
Will Tomlinson, who has been made cap
tain. Prlyates Rogers aud Bond will hence
forth wear the corporaPs chevrons.
Annie Daily was committed to st. Peter
asylum yesterday. She lives at Ills Tenth
avenue south, is single and dressmaker.
Her insanity results from an attack of illness
and manifests itself in dependency.
Mrs. Edith Stroup, taken away from the
Jumbo by Rev. Bowker, of the Home for the
Friendess and who subsequently gave him
the slip, is still in hiding, and all efforts 10
find her have so far proved unavailing.
Inspector Hankinson returned from Madi-
son with the requiSition papers for Dayton
s. Cooley. whom he arrested at West Su-
perior on the charge of embeZZlement and
went to West Superior for his prisoner yes
terday.
At the annual meeting of Westminster
church Monday night Il. b. Janney. III. w.
Wagner and Allen Hill were elected trustees.
The report of the treasurer showed that the
receipts of the church for the past year had
beer S35,OJO.
Yesterday was the day for the regular
monthly meeting of the city hall and court
house commission, but owing to the absence
from the city of the secretary, and the TACT
that there was nothing important 10 come
before the commission, there was no meet
ing.
Andrew R. Tulley, one of the historic
characters of this region, died at Decker
town. N Y. Mr. Tulley's parents were killed
by the Indians near Fort Smelling i'll 1873
Andrew Tulley and brother were rescued
by Col. Snellings scouts. The brother died
years ago.
James Nelson, William German and George
Cowles the men arrested by inspectors
Howard and Doyle for robbirg a United
States express wagon of q package belonging
10 w. L. Petit, were examined in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday and bound over TO
the grand jury.
of the Eastern Minnesota and Minneapolis
Baptist conference held their sixteenth an
nual meeting yesterday in the First Baptist
church. Reports were read which gave hat
teIing accounts of the work being done for
the heather.
DR.. j. H. Sandberg, who had charge of
collecting botanical specimens for the gov
eminent in the Lake Itasca region last sea-
son, will shortly start out on another eXpedi-
ton for the government This time he Will
go TO Northern Idaho, and he says he will
visit some spots that have never been seen by
white men.
Mrs. Hannah Whitney Wilcox. wife of Da-
Vid g. Wilcox, of Akron, o.. died Monday
night at the residence of Rev. I. r. Peters
1406 Seventh avenue north, this city, where
she was visiting. The burial will occur here
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Ole II. Nelson and Maria
ii Beree, William Kampff and Sophia
Narnekia, Henry Gagett and Lena Tuckson.
The board of education had another tussle
with the plans of Architect Allen for the
South side nigh school late Monday after
noon. Mr.. Allen had some new plans and
specifications with him. They were gone
over carefully, and the members pointed out
the objections TO the old plans which have
already been mentioned i'll the GLOBE. Mr..
Allen VIII prepare new. plans according to
the wants of the board, and will submit
them some time this week or next. Then
bids will be advertised for.