St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Yesterdays bank elearings, 500, 933.11.
The will of ex-Ald. Daniel G. Thompson,
deceased, was yesterday entered to probate.
1t amounts to about S25, 900.
Thomas Gallagher. charged with keeping
his saloon open on Sunday, was arraigned
yesterday and gave bonds for $500.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to William r. Hennessy and Malyina Bar
beau, John r. Quehl and Minnie B. Hempel.
William H. Fisher and Nellie d. Smith.
A supposedly incend1ary fire destroyed
newly finished and unoccupied two-story
building at Newton and Twenty-sixth ave-
nues north, yesterday morning. Loss 81 600.
The North Side Improvement association
is working 10 secure the proposed rubber
works for Shingle Creek. A capital of S400,-
900 is wanted. meeting will be held Sat-
urday evening.
William G. Carr, of Albany. n Y, the we'll
known Bible teacher, will give Bible readings
for some time at the Minneapolis noon meet
ings held in Christian Workers hall, 29
Washington avenue south.
The county commissioners Of Hennepin
and Scott counties will meet in joint session
at Shakopee next Monday. for conference
relative to the building of the Bloomington
Ferry bridge approaches.
A deed was fled yesterday transferring
part of lot 3, block 81, plat of Minneapolis
". T. COLON to Helen b. Bran, this being
the site of the Colon block on Fourth street
south: consideration, Sl21, 200.
Frank Harris, a Chicago salesman. ar
rested Friday for drunkenness. was ar
raigned yesterday, but showed signs OF in
sanity, and was remanded to the probate
court for examination as 10 the conditio Il OF
his mind.
Bids were yesterday approved by Health
Commissioner kilvington for the disposal OF
garbage during the coming year. They will
be inspected by the committee on health and
hospitals and reported at the next meeting
of the council.
Building Inspector Hazen estimates the
damage to the cTematory by the recent fire
at $3.50. The adjusters and health board
have not met yet. The crematory is now be-
ing run on test OF It's capacity, with so lar
satisfactory results.
Aid. Gray yesterday received from Marcus
Kobe at Royalton. Mimi, stating that he had
large quantities of dry oak. maple and ash
wood to sell, and as he understood the wood
trusts bid had been rejected by the poor SUI
pervisors. and asked for an offer on his, free
on board cars
The Northwestern Odd Fellow is the name
of a new paper that will issue its first num-
Der Nov. l. AS its name indicates 1t will be
devoted TO the interests OF the order OF Odd
Fellows in the Northwest, and will give re-
ports of all important events interesting TO
the members and friends of that order.
On Saturday afternoon, Eugene Barnum.
son of DR. E. E. Barnum, II East Lake
street. was buried alive while engaged with
some playmates in digging q cave nearhlS
home. 1t was nearly ten minutes before the
rescue party got him out and the lad was
resuscitated with difficulty. He is, however,
recovering rapidly.
Articles of incorporation were yesterday
fled of the City Elevator company. The cap
ital stock of the company is S3OO.0OO
Thomas Lowry. Henry E. Fletcher. A. q.
Levering, John H. Putnam and Edwin G..
Chapman are the incorporators. The stock
is divided into 5000 shares.