St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The latest acquisition to the police force is
Peter Olson. lie will, of course. go on duty
i'll South town.
The water department will begin work at
the earliest possible moment. Sixteen miles
of water pipe is to be laid this summer.
John Lundstrom was sent to the work
house yesterday for asSaultiHg laborer on
Second street south early yesterday morning
Detective Smith. OF Milwaukee, arrived in
the city yesterday and took back with him j.
B. Smith, the old man arrested here for for
gerry.
sued Yesterday: To K. G, Aroil Olander and
Annie f. Samuelson, Peter Robinson and
Mary Hanson.
Shea & Co., the local commission men.
received a carload of peanuts from Cali
fornia yesterday. The nuts were grown in
the vicinity of Santa Anna.
Bank ciearngs for the month of March
were $50, 9SS, 1862. For corresponding date
last year, S22 81, 340.25 Increase. Sz23l 0S667.
For today they were S733,2ls.47.
The Church of the Holy Cross (Polsh) will
build new $4,000 edifice at Four-and-a-
half street and Nineteenth avenue northeast,
to be completed Jan ], 1873.
The Plymouth Manufacturing company
was incorporated yesterday by f. G.. Pratt. of
Richtield, and G. w. Martin and c. Gillespie.
of Minneapolis with capital stock of $780,
coo.
a small army of workmen, and the work of
completing is rushed with all possible haste.
Nav ~ has been named as the day for dedi-
cation.
Theodore Wetmore yesterday closed deal
Tor the old Judson institute property on IIar-
mon place back of the First Baptist church.
The purchaser is h. B. Conkey, and the con-
sderation is S35, 900.
Last March there were fortythree fires in
the city and $4,000 worth of property de-
sroyed. There were but four alarms turned
in during the month that closed yesterday,
and the toral loss is but 81, 600
All the members of the Minneapolis Base
ball team, except Parrot and West, are in
the city. They will arrive some time today.
Hy L. Hach has taken an office at 231 Lum-
Der Exchange on account of the sale of the
store.
Sarah Palmer domestic residing at 1884
Harriet avenue, was sent to St. Peter by
Judge Corrigan yesterday. Her insanity,
which is mild, was caused by an illness when
she was sixteen years old She is now TWEEN
ty four
The Central Prohibition club has been or
gained in Minneapolis with the following
officers: Prof. T. J. Cation, PRESIDENT; S. f.
Olson, vice president; G. j. Robinson sec
ond vice president; j. W. Carnes treasurer;
n. j. Bray, secretary.
Game Warden F L. Stetson is busy send
ing out notices to the owners of dams in the
rivers and creeks of Minnesota to put IN fish
ways within from thirty to sixty days. The
penalty for non-conformance with the law
varies from SIS to S!5 day after the eXpira-
ton of the time gwen.
Patrolman James Butler is in trouble and
will likely lose his star. He was brought into
the central station Wednesday drunk, with
his full uniform on. Charges have been
filed against him, and the mayor will take
some action in the case as soon as con-
venient.
lumberman named John Carlson has
complained 20 the police that he WAS robbed
few days ago of check for S65 and sill
yer watch The check was cashed at an
East side bank and the police think that
Harry Dougherty is the man who both stole
and cashed it.
Patrolman Frank Howes, who has been do
ing duty at the central station. resigned yes
terday owing to domestic troubles which, in
q measure, reflected upon him as an officer.
He will bring suit for divorce as soon rs he
has secured sufficient evidence against his
better half