St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-21
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEA POLLS aLoBULEs.

D. D. Sullivan and Chris Nelson. two milk
men. weIe arrested yesterday for selling milk
without licenses.
Charles Ewell of Montevideo. came to the
city yesterday to see the circus. Some one
stole his watch and chain.
In the case Of Edwin A. Snow VS.. the Min
neapolis Street Car Company the jury re-
turned verdict of 81 for the plaintiff.
The guards at the workhouse are to be ap-
pointed special policemen, with full power
to arrest escaped prisoners wherever found
in the city.
Mr.. Kayser, a grocer at 729 Nineteenth ave.
nue. northeast, was last evening arrested on
warrant charging him with selling liquor
without license.
Albert NJ. Lowell has made an application
to the district court for the $500 bounty he
claims he is entitled to for capturing the
horse thief Harry Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beals, of Buffalo N. Y. en-
tertained party of friends from ST. Paul at
Minnetonka yesterday. They were given
trip in the steam launch Acto.
number of Congregational ministers of
the city, accompanied by theiI wives formed
pleasant party at Minnehaha falls yester-
day. picnic dinner was served.
killed in the Backus lumber yard at o'clock
last evening. The child was at play. and
pile of lumber slipped down and crushed it,
The Minneapolis Syndicate company took
building permit for $40, 600 worth of repairs
on the portion of the Syndicate block re-
Gently damaged in the Bradstreet-Thurber
fire.
The Salvation Army of Minneapolis held
grand loSt q
being in the nature of jubilee consequent
upon the reception of Brigadier Fiel ing, of
: Chicago.
Sells Bros circus will be in Minneapolis
on the 4th Of July. Their agents have been
in the city during the past few days making
arrangements for the big show, and the town
will be thoroughly billed at once.
A party of distinguished French tourists
arrived in Minneapolis yesterday from the
Yellowstone park ou their way to visit the
worlds fair at Chicago. They expect to
reach France about the 18th of next month.
Matte j. Nichol was arrested yesterday at
the instance of j. D. Nichol. She was
charged with cutting up and destroying two
suits of clothes and two hats belonging
TO Nichol and valued at S74. The case was
dismissed.
MAY VI Euhlls lub TcFOh6u lu0 blTe6G anu
sidewalk obstructing permit issued to the
New England association for the old Tribune
building. The RUBBISH has been ordered
cleaned up Immediately, and the work is
progressing.
The Sunday school Of Portland Avenue
Church of Christ enjoyed picnic yesterday
at Lake Park hotel. about 100 participating.
The company was under the guidance of
Rev. W. j. Lhamon.
John Hanson and Victor Stromberg. two
farm hands employed by j. j. Hill, made
complaint at headquarters that they had
been feeced out of SIS apiece Monday after
noon by some card sharpers who inveigled
them into game under the trees of Loring
park.
The Northrup, Braslan Il Goodrich Com
pany has filed amendments to its articles
of incorporation, changing the capital stock
to $500, 600, and the name to the Northrup-
Braslan- Goodrich Company. The nature of
business IN the future will be the same as in
the past.
Labor Commissioner Powers will make an
exact investigation of the cost of raising
wheat in Minnesota, including shipment to
England and other countries. The report
will be of great value to farmers and busi.
nessmen Of the state 1t will take about two
years to collect all needed data.
Monday afternoon Ole Swold, a painter,
drew attention to himself by dsrobing at
Nineteenth avenue and Ninth street south,
and heaping invectives on the man who
made the hot weather. He was taken home
An hour later he repeated the performance
on Eighth street, and was arrested.
The residence of A. Orange, 314 James av-
bN hTr
day afternoon between 1 and 2 clock, and
thoroughly ransacked from top to bottom.
Several suits of clothes were carried away,
and some valuable articles of bric-a -brac but
no money, the evident object of the marau-
ders, was found. The family was not at
home at the time.
The saloon licenses all expire on the 1st Of
July, and already there is considerable
guessing as to whether the full 2S4 saloons
will be open the coming year. Some of the
knowing ones estimate that the number will
be anywhere from twenty to thirty short
The most conservative guess allows for
shrinkage Of about dozen. which will be
made up before the end of the fiscal year,
leaving net gain of about dozen over the
fiscal year before.
Aid. Scwartz says he has the ear of the
council committee on paving ana will be
able to secure a hearing whenever he is
ready to ask for a trial OF brick paving on
one or two of the city's streets by way of ex-
pertinent The alderman's idea was try
brick paving on Hennepin avenue beyond
Tenth street, where the avenue was widened,
but some of the property owners objected
and the matter was laid over. .
The police department has up to date re-
ceived telegraphic dispatches announcing
the arrest OF parties suspected of being the
murderers of Mr.. Harris from nearly every
town and city in the state So far. however
the right parties have not been apprehended,
and the clues are dwindling down to moth
ing. About the only hope that seems to be
left now is that some criminal who knows
the facts of the murder will disclose the iden-
tity of the robbers