St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

All uneasiness regarding the high water is
over, even to Minnetonka dam.
The wrestlers Moth and Mcmillan, are in
town to tackle aspiring carpet experts.
Rt Rev. ia mes McGolric&, bishop of Du-
luth, arrived at the West this morning. lie
is here to fill a lecture engagement.
L. Lang q Co. took out a building erm1t
Yesterday afternoon for q three-story brick
fiat at 2952-34 Chicago avenue, to cost Sl0, oJO.
The police have been asked to look for Rose
Josgardine, q st. Paul miss of seventeen
years, Who has been missing since Saturday.
She is generally known as ose Gardner.
Fire broke out in the boarding house at
Thirty ninth avenue north and second street
Yesterday afternoon. The blaze was eXtln-
guished BY the fire department before much
damage was done.
II. 7. Bush of the firm of Bush & Curtain,
and for many years resident of this city.
left last evening for Atlanta, Ca. with his
family. He will locate permanently at At
lanta, and will engage in the furniture busl-
ness.
the work of the state labor department is
now completed for putting into operation
the new labor laws. The laws, including
factory inspection are now in force and by
tomorrow all of the new regulations would
be out of the state printing office ready for
distribution.
An ordinance prohibiting the throwing OF
banana and orange peels on the sidewalk is
the next piece of municipal legislation talked
of New YORK has one that is enforced and
fills the bill to perfection In case one IS
passed copy will be conspicuously, posted
at all places where fruit is sold. Aid. Meal
lister will father the ordinance.
w. e. Steele arrived home from the East
Yesterday and it was evident that he had
made a careful investigation Of the financial
situation He is home in time to do great
deal for the carnival, and the benefit OF his
experience, Investigations and services Will
probably soon be given in his Gus tomary gen
erous and vigorous manner.
Miss Florence milford, of this city, has &C
cepted the position of contralto soloist in
South Street Presbyterian church, of Morris
town. n. j.. for one year beginning May l..
1893. For the last seven months she has
been studying under Catherine w. Evans lii
the National Conservatory of Music OF Amer
lea, in New York city, and has made rapid
progress.
Frank Wolm"p, a fireman OF No. 8 engine
house. while out fishing Sunday, accidentally
cut the artery in his left wrist. He was CON
veyed to his home, at the corner Of Fourth
street and Fifteenth avenue, IN falntng
condition from the loss of blood A doctor
was called who stopped the flow. Wollman
had q narrow escape.
Outdoor work in the water works depart
ment mas begun by setting four crews at
work on laying water mains. one crew was
assigned to the laying of slx-1nch main on
Columbus avenue, from Lake to Thirty
fourth streets, another on Lincoln street
northeast from Spring to Broadway, and an
other on Tweuty-seyenth avenue north from
Aldrich to Bryant
At the Union depot Sunday night, while
Waterman West was making the rounds, he
saw man sneak into the American Express
company'S Office, and snatch a small pack
age with the intent of stealing it. He called
to the Would-be thief to halt but the fellow
paid no heed. and West fired. At the report
of the pistOl the thief dropped the package,
but kept on running, and was soon lost to
view.
f. N. Parker fell down the elevator shaft
at the Northern hotel, No. BIG Second ave-
nue. south last evening and was dangerously
injured. He was running the elevator at the
time of the accident and fell a distance of
three STORIES badly decorating his face side
and limbs. How the accident occurred is not
known, but it is a great wonder that he was
not instantly killed. DR.. Fairbairn, who is i'll
attendance to the injured man. thinks that
there is chance for his recovery.
John o. Fallon was arrested last evening
for attempting to pass spurious silver dol
lar at the cigar store at l0i Washington ave-
nue. south. A quantity of tin and other metal
was found on his person at the lookup, from
which it is thought an important capture may
have been made Conroy was not on duty
at the time, as he belongs to the day watch,
but dropped in to get a cigar when Fallon
came in on the same errand and threw down
| the bogus dollar in payment. The proprie-
tor at once detected the counterfeit and the
arrest followed.
The officials of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
road deny the report that the road has been
reorganized, but state that it will be before
the year allowed has expired. The reorgau-
iZation means a taking up of many of the
bonds the amending of articles, issuing of
more stocA land the raising of several mill
ions on Wall street. There has been no cleo