St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were S7o5,
935.s3 and for the week 81. S79. 1864.
The Aloah Tennis club will hold a tourna-
ment next week on the club grounds near
Spruce place.
Severen Titterud was fined SO yesterday
for making complimentary remarks 10 DO
sephine Anderson.
W. a. Holmberg paid $50 for the privilege
OF keeping his saloon open Ill limited back
door manner last Sunday.
Andrew B. Erickson will have hearing
on the 9th on the charge of bastardy, pre-
ferred by Hannah Wilson.
Pat Cunningham was arraigned on charge
of selling adulterated milk. He pleaded not
guilty and had the case continued TO the
Pod
J.R Hofin, W. Smith and A Z. McMullen
have all recently suffered from the visits OF q
gang of thieves who make specially Of line
hunting dogs.
The Mackey-Legg block interior is 10 be en-
trely remodeled into a first-claSS modern
office building. The estimated cost Of i'm
provements is 10000.
The Northwestern Guaranty Loan COM
pany contemplates putting in complete law
library into its building as an indueement tor
attorneys to locate there.
A petition is being circulated to secure the
pardon of Z. 4. Barrett, the sO-called de-
tectiVe sent to Saltwater penitentiary for
forgery, from Anoka county.
Bishop Charles H. Fowler. Of the NJ. z.
church, who has just completed trip
around the world. is guest with his family.
of J. E. Wilson. 1922 Hawthorne avenue.
J.F. Wells, Ivar Clifgard, Rev. W. W. Sat
terIee and J. P. Pinkham have been assigned
10 work in the southern and western portions
Of the state by the Prohibition state central
committee.
ANTI Brown and John Smith, the man
who was arrested with him in Oracle Holmes
bagnfo on Third avenue south on Wednes-
sfor-f
ing found IN house of ill-fame and paid 80
each.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
TO Henry Peters and Carrie Gobeli, Nels Ben
son and Annie Swanson, Henry Morris and
Carrie Nelson, Axel 4. johnson and Annie
5. Swanson, Hellelk S. Bulge and Sine N:
Hansen, Peter o. Swanson and Sigrld Wolf.
EI-City Detective King, who has been con-
spicuous for his absence during the recent
session of the grand jury, is back in town.
He told friends that he had been on bust
ness trip to Montreal. During his absence
the wind or something else has removed his
mustacbe.
An amendment TO the articles OF incorpo-
ration of the Choctaw Coal and Railway
company was filed yesterday in the Office OF
the register of deeds. The amendment in
creased the limit of Indebtedness 10 0,000.-
900, and the government of the company
was placed in the hands of nine directors.
Quite q few postal box holders are not re-
neWing their rent in the new pOstoffice build
ing The increase in carriers and the extra
deliveries that are now made have removed
the partial necessity for business men 70
have mail boxes. The increase of rent from
ST. to 81. SO has also something to do with the
decrease.
F. A. Fow Ter, the chairman of the late
500 convention ct Superior, has appointed
the following committee to report the pro-
ceedipgs of the convention to congress: Hon.
H. W. Seymore, late member Of congress; A.
c. Raymond, Detroit. Mich: John A.
Murphy, Superior; DR.. Day, ST. Paul; j. h.
Bradish, Minneapolis.
Z. G. Rotter & Co., commission merchants.
are considering the erection of three-story
brick buileing near Commission House row.
on First avenue north and Second street. as
their present quarters will not accommodate
their business. The proposed building is TO
have cellar 26x100. with refrigerator
holding five carloads of fruit.
EThe council committee on workhouse held
meeting with the county commissioners
and Supt. West, Thursday, and agreed to &C
cept county prisoners in certain cases. The
county will be required TO pay about SO. %
week for each prisoner. The idea is TO N axe
the Workhouse an intermediate form OF pun
ishment between the penitentiary and the
reform school.
Mayor Babb received a telegram from ".
E. Curtiss of the state department at Wash
ingtOn, yesterday, stating that the delegates
TO the international congress would arrive in
st. Paul Thursday, Oct. %, where they would
be entertained Thursday afternoon and even
ing. and on Friday morning they would come
to Minneapolis, where they will spend the
day, leaving at 10 O'Clock p. M