St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-26
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

I
ing from Sarah Harris, dresSmaker,
was discharged trcm custody by the
police Judge yesterday.
Martin Brennan, one of the police ap-
plicantS who was rejected by Police
Surgeon Gibson, has been appointed as
a patrolman by the mayor.
Ground was broken yesterday for a
new Uniyersalist church at the corner
of BlaiSdell avenue and Twenty-Seventh
street. The new structure Will cost
$4,000.
Fire Marshal Pierce is out again, after
having been confined to his home for
few days as the result of a fall through
hatchway at the recently burned build
ing.Qf J. y. Shea X Co.
All the Minneapolis lodges of the l.
o. .. +. will meet at Hennepin and
Washington at 1880 today and go to ST.
Paul to take part in the Odd Fellow
celebration over there.
Two more portraits have been added
to the board of trades gallery of presi-
dents 5. Z. Gale and W. II. Washburn
have sent in their partraits, and they
have been hung In the board rooms.
Il. f. Daniels, agent in Minneapolis
of the insurance company combine, says
there is no truth in the story, published
in Chicago. that local agents are diSSat-
iStied with his work and that he will re
sign.
Ella Hall. the young woman arrested
with Fred Gerlend on the charge of rob-
bing j. p Barrett, in a box in the
COmiQue saloon, was bound over to the
grand jury yesterday afternoon. Ger
lend was discharged.
\. NJ. Allen, OF the Minneapolis Land
and Investment company. says electric
cars will be running from Minneapolis
straight through to st. Louis park, with
out change or grade crossing OF railroad
tracks, before June l.
The Semi-annual water tax will be
due on the 1St of May, and the men in
the department are busy making out the
notices which are to be sent to each of
the 1900 names on the books. The
Seml-annual tax Will amount TO about
So. 900.
\ meeting is to be held this evening
in Westminster church in the interest
of the PreSby yterian hospital. Addresses
Will be delivered by Rev. Pleasant
Hunter, Rev. J. S. Black. Rev. \. w.
Ringland, DR.. ID. d. Mcdonald and
others.
AThe organization of a type foundry
company in Minneapolis has been COM
pleted. Maj. r. r. Henderson will be
president of the company and c. p.
Slime, now of the Minnesota Type
Foundry company, Of ST. Paul, will be
the manager.
The walls Of the burned Shea build
Ing on Hennepin avenue have been
examined by Assistant Building inspect
or W goldman and found to be in good
condition. The Union Railway COM
probably rebuild.
The Minneapolis free kindero artens
will gather at St. Marks parigh house
today and celebrate the birthday of
Froebel, the father of the kindergarten.
The children have been studying and
know all about FrOebel. so the pro-
gramme will be interesting.
Frank Farnham, the recently ap-
pointed assistant game warden, is still
III the city, and 1t is not likely that he
will begin his new duties for several
weeks. 1t is understood he has been
appointed detective to look up evidence
III the alleged pine stealing case.
The high water at Lake Minnetonka
is causing apprehension among the Of
ticers of the Minnetonka Yacht club.
whose house is located in St. Louis bay.
The water is already over the platform
docks OF the island, and it is feared that
the washing of the waves will under
mine the club house foundation.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to John BOStad and Felma Soren-
son, ID. {. Daily and Lizzie q. Burke,
Joseph Martin and Mary Luding, E. J.
Fisher and Kate LackinS, Frederick II.
Porter and Ella E. Bryson, Edward Par
sons and Mary Jane Chapacen, Charles
A. Jones and Annie c. Nelson, Sumner
Mather and Louise Sullivan.
The advance sale of seats will open
this morning for the engagement the
coming week at the BijOu OF the "Strug-
gle OF Life" This is one of Walter Sam
fOrd'S best attractions. Spider and
Fly" new III music, song and spe
clalty, presents happy combination of
farce, pantOmime and spectacle, and
will remain at the BijOu all week.
Nearly all of the addresses at the
business union luncheon tonight will be
eXtempOre. Z. j. Phelps will act as
POSTMASTER, and will open the pro-
gramme with short talk on "The
Work of the Business Union" George
a. Bracket Will follow with an address
oA The Progress and Aims Of the Car
niYal Association"
Inspector Lawrence, of the police de-
pdItIltHt, HIS no emu OF trouble with
his hunting dogs. Last night he lost
two valuable ones. One was black
Chesapeake, with a white spot on the
breast and wearing a collar with the in
Spector'S name inscribed i'll front. The
other was a Gordon setter, wearing a
collar with a similar inscription.
Arnisch Ernish, & bartender in the
Market hotel saloon, attempted suicide
yesterday morning. The proprietor re-
marked that the cash register was work.
ing peculiarly, and Ernish, thinking
that the remark was meant as a reflec-
ton upon his honesty. pulled out a re-
volver and nOurished it around his
head, shouting that he would kill him.
self. He did not do it, however, so a
police officer ordered him off to bed to
sober off.