St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The city comptrollers receipts for last
month amounted TO $l56, 1920.
Thomas King charged with keeping his
saloon open on Sunday, will have hearing
on the 10th.
There were 526 arrests made by Mime
apolis police in August, against 5S4 in July,
and 533 in June.
For August the sale of stamps at the post:
Office amounted to $27, 1913. O6, an increase of
81, 907.93 over August, 1888.
new Foresters' court is to be instituted
in G. A. r. hall, Twentieth avenue north and
Washington. Thursday evening.
Mrs. G.. B. Hudson, mother of II. B. Hud-
son, of the Tribune, is seriously i'll at her
sons residence on East Sixteenth street.
NJ B. Critchett has sold the Syndicate
clothing house. located in the Syndicate
block, to the Standard Clothing company, of
Boston.
Mollie Goodwin, the First street madame
who has gained so much nOtoriety in the last
few days. was fined $50 yesterday for abusr
i've language.
Dr. Kilvington will read paper on the dis.
position of garbage and infant mortality De-
fore the American Public Health association,
which meets in Boston in November.
Rev. DR.. Guinness, of London, Eng, Will
address union meeting of the societies OF
Christian Endeavor next Monday night.
The subject will be Missionary Work.
The balance sheet of the county treasurer
for August is as follows Receipts, miscel-
laneous. Ss, 500. OS; taxes, $50, 345 81; total,
$50, 941.51. Disbursements, S24, 1O6.5l.
The university law school opens Sept. 10
with a lecture by Dean Pattee. There will be
evening lectures, and the Manitoba trains
will stop to accommodate ST. Paul students.
Miss Kate Arkland, the new superintend-
ent of the Northwestern hospital, has arrived
and is in charge. She came from the train
ing school of ST. Lukes hospital in Chicago.
The mean temperature of August was
oV,d no Irnnr W
Maximum temperature, 80; minimum, 80.
The mean temperature OF the summer was
65.U.
The first pupils musicale, under the direc-
ton of Miss Mabel Edinger and Thomas T;
Drill, will take place at Dyer's music hall
this evening with programme of vocal and
instrum email numbers.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
court house commission yesterday the treas
urer reported balance on hand of $780,
S0S.7S. Warrants last month were issued
amounting to SIS, 1893 80.
Warren Collins, a negro, who skipped out
to avoid arrest after being indicted last spring
for running gambling house on Second
avenue south, was arrested yesterday by
Deputies Wall and Ward.
Mrs Callaghan, widow living at 3019
First avenue, has gone insane over the fore
closure of a mortgage on her home. She was
arrested for forcible entry, but the case will
probably not be prosecuted.
Sin Lung, the Chlnaman arrested Tor con
Quoting a ''hop joint in his laundry at 254
Fort avenue south, was discharged yester-
day, as the police were unable to find suf-
fcent evidence to convict him.
Mrs Jennie O'NeilI Potter, who so far re-
covered as to leave the Northwestern hospital
last week, where she has been seriously i'll
for some time, suffered another attack after
being away for TWO days, and is again at the
hospital.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
TO Peter Peterson and Matilda johnson,
James E. McKanny and Agnes A. Hartman,
Frank Stirch and Julia A. Govey, Albert
Logelin and Barbara Muertz, Albert NJ.
Flanders and Katie F. Walsh.
Albert Waldron, former employe Of the
Minneapolis Brass Foundry, was arraigned
yesterday on the charge of forging the names
of L. N. and r. H. Peet of the foundry com