St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

DR.. mickey returned from Boston and
New York this morning.
Aid: Parry returned yesterday from Rome
and Utica, n. Y. His health is much i'm
proved.
Andrew knudson has been sent to Roch-
ester asylum. lie is forty years old, la
borer, and is insane from drink.
Rev: Marion D. Shutter aad family re-
turned yesterday from the East. and will re-
side at No. 3l7 South Eighth street
The local millers are barreling great deal
OF their flour, and last week S6.e40 tarrels
were turned out by the vari Gus cooper shops.
The receipts of the Minneapolis postoffice
during August were Si2 iS5. 10, as against
S33,349,31 for August, 1891, an increase of n
per cent.
so5 Is. and for the past week they were 81
2ub, e94 TO- Corresponding week last - ear,
Ss.44+.sSi. so.
Milton Rex, a university graduate of the
class OF 81, lies mortally i'll with cancer of
the kidney at ST. Barnabas hospital. He is
well known in this city.
Chief Engineer Mil er of the Great North
ern, is receiving sealed proposals for the'ex-
cavatien for the lowering Of the company
tracks on the East side.
1t is estimated the cost of operating the
police department during 1872, including
revolving fund OF 500 for the suparin-
tendent, will be S!64, 76J.
There is considerable kick on the lack of
IOolu IOT tIe lUdTkel gardeners at the new
Central market. There is a possibility the
city Will refuse to accept the building.
Col. c. W. johnson will present to the
George n. Morgan post e. A. r., hand
somely prepared list of all battle fields in the
civil war E. w. Mortimer will make the
presentation speech.
The Minnetonka Yacht clubs race post
poned from June % and ordered re-sailed
between first-class sloops and first-class cats.
will be sailed this afternoon. The first gun
% hro6 OF 1 ~
The Church of the Redeemer will be
opened for services tomorrow. Rev. Marion
D.. Shutter will preach at 1850. Sunday
school will reasonable at IL. No evening
service for q week or two.
w. G. Langley, who was arrested at the
circus by Inspector Hoy and Detective Will
Jams. OF The Pinkertou force, was discharged
by Judge Elliot yesterday. 1t was clearly
case of mistaken identity.
Frank Larson, the six-year- old son of Ole
Larson. of 1913 Second street south, was
drowned in the river near the belt line bridge
Thursday afternoon. The little fellow was
playing OH the river bank when he fell in
The unknown man who was SO severely in.
lured by street car Thursday afternoon, on
washington avenue soulh, was still uncOn-
ScioEs last evening. The physicians of St.
Anthony hospital think his chances for life
are rather slim.
Prof. John 5. Crombie and family will
leave for Brooklyn on Monday evening. Prof
Crombie is bidding his many friends good
bae. He goes to assume the duties of his
new position as president of the Adelphi
academy i'll that city.
F. G. Brewster has sold to Frank Crowell
ninety feet of land on Eighth street, back Of
the grocery on the northwest corner of Nicol.
let avenue, for Sc, 400 There are couple of
small buildings on the property of but little
value, SO that the land is rated at $555 per
front foot.
President Greenleaf. Of The chamber of
commerce. is very well pleased with the
proposition to revive the old No. 2 hard
grade of wheat, and thinks it will meet with
general Endorsement from grain men. If it is
done the rev grade will probable become
the trading grace Instead of No.2 northern
OH change.
E. Il. Ware, an old resident of Minneapo-
)is. died Thursday in Chicago, of diabetes.
Mr.. Ware formerly lived at 2019 Second ave
nue.. south, and at the time of his death had
been living in Cbicah o for about q year. The
deceased is considered wealthy and leaves
several children. who were with him i'll Chi
cago at the time of his death.
George II. Boyd, proprietor of Boyd's
Transfer and Fuel company, died very sud
denly at o'clock yesterday morning of peri
tonitis A sad feature Of his death is the fact
that only a little over two months ago he mar
ried Miss Ella Grimes. sister of Aid. Grimes.
He has no relatives here. having moved to
Minneapolis from Lond onderry, n. H., some
four years ago. lie was twenty six years old
and had be eli i'll but week.