St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-02
MINNEAPOLIS MENTION.

In the municipal court during April S3.76o
was collected in fines.
Seventeen deputy city SCISSORS started out
Yesterday TO begin the campaign of assessing
personal property.
Sunday night burglar entered a bagnio at
207 First street and stole $3.50 from Nellie
Henderson, the proprietress.
This evening Rev. S. w. Sample will lee
ture at the Fifth Univers alist church on
Heroic Side of Unheroic People"
Billy Maber and Jimmy Griffin will prob
ably meet today and sign articles for their
proposed match at the Hennepln Athleuc
club.
Milk licenses are now due and all reddlers
who fail to renew their privileges will be ar
rested Such is the edict OF the local dairy
department.
Thomas t. Hampe, charged with the en-
bezzlement of S3iS from the Ancient Order
of Foresters. was placed under $500 bond
for a hearing.
Mrs Mary Swepson, of AIS Fifteenth ave.
nue southeast, who was so seriously burned
in gasoline explosion last week, was taken
to the city hospital yesterday: She Is III
critical condition, but will probably recover.
In the fire department during Apri! twen-
ty-nine box alarms were rung and nineteen
stills sent in. The total loss by fire was S64,-
119 the loss on buildings being S3l.6s2 and
that on contents S32 43S The total insurance
on DESTROYED property was S632,O0O.
The council committee OH water works
last evening Strengthened out the affairs OF
the department caused by the council reyo-
luton and the acknowledgement tangle.
The main question considered was this
months pay roll. and it was decided that
none of the old men whose services had been
dispensed with should appear thereon.
Dog Catcher Rose started out yesterday to
hunt down the festive and untagged canine,
but without alarming success. His round
had the effect to cause large number or
owners to appear at the city hall and take
out licenses.
VIII. Nash, a driver for the Model laun-
drv, was injured i'll the rear of the Hennepln
laundry, III First avenue north. yesterdaylby
beng thrown from his wagon. His limbs
were severely bruised. but he received no
serious injuries.
Ex-Mayor Winston was back to the city yes
terday from the Mesaba range, where he has
been pushing the construction OF the Duluth
d Iron Range extension He reports every
thing on the boom in that region, and says
that he will camp there all summer
The Hawthorn Park association held its
annual meeting Saturday evening, listening
to last years business reports and discussing
plans for the coming year. A resolution was
passed asking the city council for new en-
CINE house to be located on Hennepin ave.
nue., near Fifteenth street.
The spring examinations conducted by the
Minnesota conference of the Methodist
church will begin today at the Hennepin Av-
enue NJ. E. church. The examinations,
which are for candidates for the ministry
only, will continue through the day, closing
at s D. M Wednesday. At the same church
there will be a students institute, when vari-
GUS minis isters of the Minnesota conference
will discuss with the ministerial aspirants
theological and churchly questions.
Hon. George Wilson, of the Hennepin del
egation who was instrumental IN securing
the passage. of the text bill and whose views,
as u representative of the country districts
which are more Immediately affected by the