St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-15
MINNEAPOLIS, GAOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were
1851, 553.S7.
Prof. Garside lectured at the univer-
sity yesterday.
Sunday evening Hon. Gordon E. Cole
will lecture in Holy Trinity church on
Martin Luther" !"
Friday night DR.. Marshall will lecture
at the Broadway NJ. E. church Oh the
subject: GLOW to VIM" i
Nelson Flint, after twelve weeks ILL
ness, died yesterday of absceSs in the
head at the city hospital.
Mrs. Nelson, the woman shot by her
husband Thursday evening, is resting
we'll at the hospital. and is getting we'll.
The Minneapolis Bicycle club gave
reception to number OF local wheel
men at 2111s Nicollet avenue last even
ing.
The Thistle Curling club plays the
second game in the series for the Gale
DOMAIN medal at the Morton rink to-
night.
The building permits issued so far
this year have exceeded the number
issued during the same time last year
by over 100.
The exhibition of fancy skating for
nounced to occur at the Martin rink to-
night, has been postponed to next We'd
nesday evening.
The council committee ON health and
hospitals met yesterday afternoon and
audited bills. They also held an eXecu-
tive session, the deliberations OF which
still remain unknown.
The meeting called at Armory hall
last evening to form a Scandinavian
artillery company, was called under
misunderstanding. The meeting will
be held next Thursday evening.
A. f. Scott, who sailed for Europe
with his family for his health last No.
yember, died at Marseilles, France. of
consumption. He was of the firm of
Scott & Longbrake. lawyers, of Mime
apolis.
The stockholders of the La Belle
wagon works, located at Fond du Lac,
Wis, are contemplating the removal of
the works to Minneapolis. The plant
will he removed some time during the
summer.
Mrs. George A. Parker, aged twenty
two years, daughter of Simon and Marie
Lyons, died yesterday and will be
buried Saturday morning at $3.50 O'Clock
from the family residence, at 431
Princess street northeast.
Circulars signed by P. D. Mcmillan
have been issued by the friends of John
&. Wolley, requesting subscriptions OF
$40 to pay up arrearages to Feb. II, con-
tracted in the meetings that have been
held by Mr.. Wooley during the winter.
The plans for the commission row to
be erected by Bush Il Curtin are nearly
complete. 1t will contain seven stores
and be three stories high. The row on
the opposite side of the street will be
erected by Mr.. Menage and will be four
stories.
Washington's birthday will be cele-
brated by the Loyal Legion at the state
capitol. Archbishop Ireland will con-
duet devotional exercises and DR.. Ed!
Neill will deliver an address. r. W..
Middleton will be responsible for the
music of the occasion. '6
A man giving his name as James
Stone, walked into the police station
and said he wanted to be locked up, as
he was afraid he would get drunk If he
went home alone. He was accommo-''
dated and in the morning friendly
citizen went home with him.
The paid-up capital of the Mime
apolis Threshing Machine company is
now S235.0O This will be increased to
100000 and the works will be enlarged.
The company will hereafter mauufac-
ture its own engines. AS improved it
will give employment to 800 men.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Andrew Olson and Siverene
johnson, Austin Ware and Clara Fuller.
George w. Walker and Lillian Taylor,
Henry Hagmann and Mary Dischinger,
Charles S. Swanson and Augusta John
son, George McGregOr and Bessie Law
renee. Richard Mount and Hulda
Drescher.
The management of the Maternity
hospital, located at 1929 Fourth avenue
south, asks for aid from individuals who
desire to do good. They are out of
money and in debt. The coal and wood
is all gone, and the cow has nothing to
eat, and the babes of of the hospital de-
pend on the COW for food.
Health Officer KilvingtOn has now
conclusive evidence that Ida Thompson
did not contract smallpox in his do
minion. Her sister in Slbley county has
recently been taken down with the dis
ease. They both must have contracted
the disease from the same source.
The Minneapolis Loan and Trust
company is stated to have arranged for
the purchase of the Vanderburg block,
on Fourth and Hennepin. When Mr..
Vanderburg returns from Europe in