St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-08
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.


The street railway company has de-
cided to equip all of it's cars with the
new safety gates, such as are now in
use on the interurban line.
A meeting of the Minneapolis Press
club will be held Sunday next to
nominate candidates Tor the annual
election to be held March II.
j. W. Glenn was yesterday found
guilty of burglary and sentenced to
three years imprisonment Glenn was
recently indicted for stealing a bale
OF furs on the East side.
The fifth annual council session of
the grand council of the Royal Area
mum Will convene in this city at the
west hotel on March &c. A number of
important committees have been ap-
pointed TO serve during the session.
j. l.. Ross was arrested yesterday
for uttering forged checks. Ross is
alleged to have passed nine checks.
all signed by A. E. Wayte, manager of
the First street cooper works. Most
of the paper was drawn on the First
National bank.
Work on the new Central market is
progressing rapidly, and it will soon
be in shape to admit tenants The
whole frame of the building on the
Sixth street side is completed, includ-
ing the two-story blocks at the end of
the 340-foot row.
Mrs. A. j. Kennedy was badly hurt
by being knocked down by a brewery
wagon on the corner of Washington
and Hennepin avenues yesterday. She
was removed to DR.. Moulton's Office,
where 1t was found she had sustained
fracture of the forearm. -
Peter Ostlund, the Norwegian ice
skater, failed in his attempt TO lower
the worlds record for 10000 meters.
Ostiund's time was 1911, as taken by
PRESIDENT Anderson, of the Normanna
club The record was made by j. 5.
Eden, of Holland, in 1887 80 81
+ A number of spring wheat growers
from the principal milling districts of
the United States met at the West
hotel yesterday morning for the pur-
pose of forming a protective associa,
ton. The local milling firms were
well represented. The new associa-
ton will endeavor to abide by rules
governing competition and prices. :
A bad check circulator has been o4,-
Grating in this city for several days.
Among the firms victimized are: Min
neapolis Brewing company, PhiladeI-
phia and Reading Coal and Iron COM
pany, Higgins & Co., w. p. Hallowell
q co. and the Fountain Spring Water
company. None of the victims are
able to give a very good description of
the forger.
George w. jerks, of the Exposition
company, met with the special COM
m1ttee of the city council yesterda V
and tried to induce the aldermen. to
take some steps towards securing the
c1ty's stock in the property. The al
dermen, however, objected to paying a
stock. The matter will be referred
back to the council
DR.. W. F. Nye, who has been living
seriously ill at his home, 2119 LYNDA le
avenue north, suffering from Bright's
disease for the past two weeks. was
reported to be resting in about. the
same condition last night. If anything
the patient was considered a little bit
better.
Complaints were made in the police
court yesterday against Edward J.
FISHER, j. H. .Shattuck, Charles TT.
WOODS, j. l.. Harper, Luther Earring
ton, Samuel Harrington, F. G. Wins-
Ton, theodore Blasting and John c.. Os-
Wald for violations of the smoke ordi-
,nances. The cases were all set for
March IL by Judge Kerr.