St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-27
MINNEAPoAIs GLOBULEs.

Chief Runge, of the fire department,
denied Yesterday that he had ever
thought of resigning. 1t isn't like nm,
he said.
James D. Heard. representing l.. X.
Doty. the recently appointed receiver
Of the Lehigh Coal company, was lii
Minneapolis yesterday examining the
books in the local office.
The chamber of commerce has held
Dne meeting and will hold another in
few DAYS to take action with reference
70 the new elevator law. The grain men
want to test It's cOnStitutiOnallty.
The state game and fish commission
has to appoint financial agent TO look
after the expenditure of the $4,000 ap-
preparation, and it is expected that W.
7. AndruS, OF Minneapolis, will be Sc
lected.
The council committee on taxes will
recommend to the council that all trl-
angular pieces of ground, fronting on
two streets, and less than 100 feet Ill
length. be exempt from double assess
ment for permanent improvements.
l.. L. Clark and F. E. Dickinson, who
have been at the head of the furniture
department OF the New England Farni-
ture company. have withdrawn from
the employ OF that house and Will EN-
gage i'll the house furnishing business.
The water in Lake MinnetOnka is
still rising. 1t has risen three and one
quarter inches since last Sunday noon.
The st. Louis railroad wharf and the
docks of the Minnetonka Boat club are
under water, and when the ice gees out
trouble is expected.
AreuniOn of all theUnitarian churches
nd "a
last evening at the First Unitarian
church in this city. These reunions
have become an established function,
and are Of a social nature largely, icing
held once each year.
The committee of the Trades and
Labor Assembly who have charge OF the
May day celebration announce that
Harmonic hall has been secured. The
mass meeting will be held on the even
ing of May Land there will he no parade
or other demonstrations during the day.
The &. A. r. organizations of Mime
apOlS intend to take some action that
will be in the nature of retaliation for
the veto by the governor of the $1,000
appropriation for the burial lot in Lake
wood. The soldiers home dead Will
not be buried there any more and the
state must provide cemetery.
A mass meeting of Irishmen and their
sympathizers Will soon be held in this
city 10 raise funds to help the cause of
home rule. The committee having
charge of the arrangements is as fol-
lows: j. B. Swift, J.-W. Doyle, w. 5.
Bailey, James NcConville, f. c. Nc
Gowan, J. Mcclure, E Ii. Martin and
L. p. Dwyer.
The council committee on salaries has
decided to recommend the rejection of
the ordinance which calls for the pay
ment of a salary to the inspector OF
weights and measures. Aid. Flanders
was the only member of the committee
who was favorable to the change. 1t is
likely that the sealer will continue as
heretofore to collect fees.
Mrs. JeromewItZ, of 414 Fifteenth av-
enue southeast, was badly burned yes
terday afternoon by the explosion of
gasoline stove. she was standing near
the stove a. the time and the gasoline
flew over her face and clothing, which
caught fire. The fire department was
called to eXtinguiSh the fire which
caught in the house. The damage was
slight and Mrs. JeremOWitZ will re-
cover.
Mrs. Theresa Weiss. of DEVILS Lake,
who was an inmate of the ASbury hos
pital, escaped several days ago while
under a fit Of mental alteration. She
went TO 2l4 Fourth street south, where
the family cared for her until yester-
day, when the unfortunate lady again
escaped. She was picked up by patrol
man and taken to the central station.
Fire caught in the store at 2I0 NicOI-
let avenue. which is being fitted up for
the Revere Rubber company, shortly
after o'clock last night. The fire de-
parthent responded promptly, 50 but
little damage was done. The dodgers
in the Merchants lodging house over
head were scared and smoked up bit,
but no one was injured. The lodging
house was damaged slightly by the
smoke.
The following were yesterday licensed
TO wed: Joseph Colby and Anna Nc
Kinnon, Peter Kill and Annie Shuller,
Reginald A. Crickmer and NOlie Case.
George f. Heath and Emma o. San
dehn, William Luck and Martha Klyn,
Jehn Anderson and Anna Oneon, George
c. DoOlittle and Carrie S. Shaw, John
NJ. Davis and Lizzie J Morgan, Christ
Nilsson and Hulda a. Carlson.