St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-13
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULES.

Chief Stetson, of the fire department,
and Aid. Burke OBrien, who have
been at outs for some time, shook
hands and inferred the Ratchet at
committee meeting the other day.
w. NJ. Regain is in favor of some
other kind of pavement for Nicollet
than asphalt, which he says is too
dusty for his business. If asphalt is
used, he prefers the Salt Lake article.
The contract of the court house and
city hall commission with the Sprague-
Pratt Elevator company for three
electric elevators was closed yesterday.
The total amount of the contract is
S14,975.
Three delegates have been selected
from the local Grocers' association to
attend the meeting of the manufac-
turerS, jobberS and retailers which
will be held in the interest of trade
in New York on the oath and 18th
inst.
Frank NJ. Nye, county attorney, ar
rived in the city, accompanied by his
wife, Thursday evening. Mr.. Nye has
been absent for three weeks on a trip
to the Pacific coast, and has returned
home greatly improved in health and
appearance.
Francis S. ellison, pioneer resident
of Minneapolis, died Thursday morning
in New York city. The news was re.
ceived with deep regret by many of
the older residents, the deceased hav-
ing been identified with the early build
ing up of the city.
Secretary George D. Rodgers, of the
chamber of commerce, left for Wash
1ngton Thursday evening to attend a
meeting called by the secretary OF
agriculture, relative to improvements
in the methods of preparing the
government crop reports and esti-
mates.
Sneak thieves have been particularly
active the last few days in the resi-
dence portions of the city. dozen
or more cases of petty thieving have
been reported to the police, who as
yet have made no Roadway towards
rounding up the gang.
Andrew Metz and Andrew Vennis,
the two men charged with eating
the Taylor boys in Metz's saloon, 40S
Marshall street northeast, Thursday
night, were arranged before Judge
Holt yesterday, and their cases set
for Tuesday morning. They were re-
leased on 200 bonds.
The annual Easter service for the
knights Templar will take place Sun
day at $3.50 o'clock in Gethsemane
church, Rev. j. j. Faude having in
Vited the commandery to hold their
services at his church. Other COM
manderS have accepted invitations to
be guests of the occasion.
Maude Blake, colored, got out of a
SICK bed Thursday night in response
" ISpOl leu ldunlS from theodore
Blake. also colored, and carved the
spesky Theodore in five different places.
Theodore'S wounds were sewed I'D -by
DR.. Moulton, who thinks Theodore will
live to taunt again.
The arguments for a new trial in
the case of Harry Hayward will be
made before Judge Smith this morn
q ing. The argument, 1t is thou,ht, will
be somewhat on the perfunctofy order,
as new trial is net expected The
court, however, may take the brief
of. Attorney Erwin under considera-
ton to examine the large number of
authorities cited
The Minneapolis people who are
SUBJECT to the provisions of the income
tax are sadly behind in making their
returns. Monday is the last day OF
grace, and Deputy Collector McArdle
will keep his office on the second floor
OF the Federal building open from s
a. m until p M. to assist taxpayers
In preparing their blanks.
A young man giving his name as p
= McGill was arrested yesterday ir
South Minneapolis for peddlina
Jewlery,, of which commodity he had 3
Satchel full. From letters found or
ms person it is believed that McGil
was but recently released from the
montana penitentiary, and he will bt
held as vagrant until an Investigation
can be made.
Arthur F. Hudson, the notorious OLE
soldier and fake newspaper man. VIII,
was too Ill to be -sentenced on Wednes
day, was yesterday sentenced to the
states prison on the reformatory plan
Judge Pond spoke kindly to the prison
er, who in broken voice thanked the
court and everybody with whom he
mas come in contact since his arres
for their kindness to him. Hudson i.
wreck, and may not survive the
efects of the morphine he has beer
using for years, now that he will b,
separated of it.