St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, 1858. 6S2. 90.
One case of scarlet fever was reported yes
terday.
William Patton was held to the grand jury
on a charge of stealing two fur coats
The Minneapolis W. S. A. meets at the
Fourth street coffee house this afternoon.
The committee on gas audited bills. as did
the committee on public grounds and build
ings.
Christine johnson, found in the street suf-
fering from an epilepic iii, has entirely re-
covered
At the East Side Turner hall there win be
n supper and entertainment this evening for
the benefit of the Sisters of st. Joseph.
George Peterson, charged with stealing
some S45 from A. Lux, pleaded not guilty,
and his case was continued until Friday.
The council committee on workhouse met
yesterday morning and inspected the city
prison. Everything was found 10 be in good
shape.
John Dunam and c. P Braslan charged
with violating the building ordinance plead
ed not guilty, and had their cases continued
until Dec. 4.
The piano recital by Walter Pitzet, an
nounced for last evening, has been post
poned until Friday evening, Dec. 81, when it
will be held in Curtiss' hall.
A. Weldon, living near Elk River. reported
to the police yesterday that tramps had
broken into his house and stolen So in
money anu StNSIAi SUITS VI GlOlHtS-
Prof l.. B. Sperry, of Carlton college,
speaks ON Privileges and Duties of Ameri-
can Women at Plymouth church this even
ing under the ausl ices OF the n q ernily hos
pital.
Building permits were issued yesterday TO
w G. Darrow. two two-story frame dwell
ings on West Thirty second street, near
Blaisdell avenue, $4,000; four minor per
nils, S49S.
Peter Queen. an old man bearing strong
resent luce to the pictures of Santa Claus.
was charged with assaulting Stanley kowat
with a Ratchet waved examination, and was
held 10 the grand jury.
A fellow just released from the workhouse
tried TO work Superintendent Hem for an
overcOat yesterday by pretending that one
hanging in the office was his. Inspector
DIE blocked the funny mans game.
Frank orth, charged with stealing seventy
five bushels of wheat from the Union Ele
vator company, waived examination, and
was held to the grand jury. The police are
still working on the case, and expect 10 soon
get the other men implicated in the steal.
The People's theater thermometer recorded
the following variations in temperature for
the past twenty-tour hours: II p. m, %;
5 g. m, %; q a. M. 20; 8 a. M, 20; II m.
%; 5 p. m. 81; p. m, IS; II p. m, 10
Maximum, %; minimum, 16; daily range, 9.
James Stanfield was arraigned on a charge
of using abusive language to August Seeber.
1t was shown that Stanfield had insinuated
that Seeber was of canine origin, and had
threatened TO play Jack, the Ripper on
poor Seeber. Stanfield was fined S., which
he paid cheerfully.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Swan P. johnson and Annie johnson. Nels
II. Hagen and Thora A. Anderson, Herbert
W. Lane and Amelia A.. Shorrette, Orrin Al
bee and olive y. Green.sWilliam Meyers and
Kate Nugent Samuel Z. Burnes and Benz
Olson James n. Doten and Margaret o.
Green.
Members OF the Northwestern Travelling
Mems association who are DESTROYS of attend
Ing the annual meeting at Chicago. Dec. %,
will please send their names to W. C. Corbett
or F. j. Jungen, Minneapolis. They are also
requested TO attend the meeting OF travelling
men next Saturday evening at z 80 O'Clock
ST the Windsor hotel parlors. Minneapolis.