St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted Il to
S677, 9S6.1S. ~
A building permit for 81, 600 dwelling on
Logan avenue was yesterday issued to ST.
Utman.
A mutual cooperative store is to be estab-
lished in East Minneapolis with paid up
capital of $4,000 lEt-
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday II
Hans MartenSon and Mary Scoglund, Emil
Siegfried and Pauline Barnett AZ
Bert Day, hackdriver, who raised row
on the street. was fined SIS for disorderly
conduct, i'll the municipal court yesterday. ):
1t Is said that's. III. Baker, the erstwhile
Minneapolis real estate man, who has been
III Canada for some time, will go to South
America. -
The Gibson police telephone. and signal
system goes, into operation Monday. Tiiir-
teen signal and three telephone stations have
been put in. ~ Jfi45
j. L. Northrup has formally announced
himself IN favor of having a custom house
established in Minneapolis, now that the 500
road is completed.
Prof G. S. Innet of Hamline. will address
the Ninth Ward Prohibition club at their
hall, 1880 Harrison street northeast. Sunday
$50 p. m. Every one welcome.
The Anti-Poverty society will meet at 4O5
Fourteenth avenue southeast tomorrow
evening. Addresses will be made by Prof w
A. Carpenter and G. j. Buell..
Sunday evening the Davitt branch of the
irish National league meets at Window hall
10 make arrangements for a mass meeting
to be held March4, Emmet's anniversary.
The board of health yesterday morning re.
fused to grant owners Of slaughter houses
permits unless their applications were signed
by aldermen of the wards in which they are
located
A verdict for the defendant was rendered
in the case of A. Hagboeck against the Edu-
cational Endowment association TO recover
n int,
Gates of stock.
Thurs dly night a gold watch was stolen
from the boarding house Of Miss Flasher. at
524 Third street north, and the hardware
store OF Christian d Faber was burglariZed at
2O4 Thirteenth street north. -
A large number of ladies representing vari-
Gus religious denominations, met at the Hen
nepin Avenue NJ. +. church yesterday morn
ing and held union missionary meeting in
honor OF the week of prayer.
During December Meat Inspector Mea con-
demned fresh beef. 500 pounds: fresh pork.
349; mutton, .l13; veal, 237 corn beef,
2S7: hams and bacon, 172; poultry, 5O4:
fresh fish, ID; venison, iii; total, 4,448
pounds.
The Platt Deutsche verein, new social
society, has been organized with the follow
ing officers: President Paul Schmedeman:
vice president, Charles Baehr: secretary
Charles Benck; treasurer Fritz Heckrici :
trustee, Julius Thods.
Dlpntnerla was reported yesterday at 1888
Twenty-slXt avenue south. 4 Central avenue
214 Third street south. 2O9 Third street north !:
scarlet fever at 1922 Ninth avenue south.
5O7 Twenty-first avenue south, 912I2 Fourth
street north, 712 Twenty-fifth avenue south.
81 Thirteenth street south; measles at 1923
Park place.
According to the lumbermen the following
amount of lumber is available in Minneapo.
lis yards: 173, 32S,574 feet, decrease of
90, 207,3 800 since 1885; shingles, 45. 1863. 500,
decrease of 24,70&, 500; lath, "a. S62. $50.
decrease -, 1873. 900. The exact figures for
1886 cannot be obtained but they are est.
mated at Do, 900, 900 feet. making the reduc.
-tion in last years stock sd, O00,OO