St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $477,-
OO6,27.
Two building permits, amounting to $3.50,
were issued yesterday.
Scarlet fever cases are reported at 22O8
Portland avenue and 1000 Hawthorn ave-
| nue..
The Peoples theater thermometer showed
a range Yesterday of from 8 to 3S degrees
above zero.
VIC. Nye, the new secretary of the park
board, qualified and commenced his duties
Yesterday The board will elect an attorney
on Saturday.
Helen Barry will appear for the first time
in Minneapolis at the Grand next week. pre-
senting "A Woman's Stratagem." power
tul company is in support.
A telegram from General Manager Byron.
who is hunting up new things in New York
for the next exposition, announces that he
will not be home till Saturday.
r. L. Pratt has invested $4,000 in the
Derwood Mining and Milling company, Sc
curing about one-eighth interest The mines
are located near Anaconda, Mont
The three children of Sorrenson, boarder
in the county Jail waiting trial for embezzle-
ment, were sent to the state school for in
digent children at OwatOnna Yesterday.
Tomorrow afternoon the committee on
examination of assistant building inspector
will meet. The special committee on legis-
lation will meet on Saturday at $3.50 in the
morning.
The funeral of Anna G. Nelson, the FIVE
year-old daughter of Marcus Nelson, will be
held at the home at 1928 Chicago avenue
south, this afternoon. The little girl died
Monday afternoon.
IA Dark Secret playedI to another large
house at the Grand last night, and the Henley
regatta scene, together with the many features,
awakened the same enthusiasm that was
manifested yesterday.
Christian, Flora and Thorw aid Sorenson
were yesterday sent to the state public school
at Owatonna. Their father. Louis Soren
son, was charged with embezzle ment some
time ago and fled, leaving his wife destitute,
to care for the children.
Prof j. H. Richardson. Instructor Of draw.
ing in the public schools, will lecture to-
Twentieth avenue north. The lecture will
be on trip to Puget sonnd, and will be of
more interest because illustrated.
Helen Barry, England's great actress, will
appear next week at the Grand supported by
I Frank Mordaunt and a strong company in
( the new play, "a Woman's Stratagem." The
scenery to be used is that designed by the
+ artistOf the Union Square theater.
f. There was nothing new or anything of
especial interest developed in the real estate
suit of Saunders vs. Letcher yesterday.
During the day considerable testimony was
taken, but it related mainly to conversations
which had taken place in regard TO the
transfer.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
William Smith and Lillian NJ. Brewer, Will
lam D. Haycock and Marion A Young John
II. Miller and Lucie Clark, John w. Mason
and Julia j. Smith. Julius S. Starr and Ev-
elyn Burt Frank johnson and Ellen Person,
Jacob Roelse and Matilda NJ. Cremer, Her
man Mattison and Christine Classon.
The attendance of Minneapolis Grand
Army men at the state encsmpment at st.
Paul to-day will be large, as nearly every
comrade in the city has signifed his inten-
ton of attending. Yesterday afternoon the
council of administration met at the rooms
in the Woods block and audited the accounts
of the quartermaster general and the assist
ant adjutant general.
Matowah club. F. G. Detterly had once been
president and together with his friends felt
exceedingly sore over Gurling's elevation.
The soreness grew raw and bitter on both
sides, till at the last meeting of the club they
met as pugiliSts. At the end of the scrap
Detterly said he thought he was quite sure
Curling was yet president.
1t is rumored that Judge Dickinson has
completed his decision in the case Of the
Barrett boys, but the decision has not yet
been filed. The rumor also holds that mo-
tons for new trials are denied in both cases.
If this is correct, when the decision is filed
there will be naught left but for the governor
to set the day for the hanging. Efforts will
be made to gain pardons.
At the annual meeting of the Minneso ia
Mutual Benefit association the following
board of directors were elected F. A.
George E. Maxwell, G.. fright Davidson, r.
NJ Douglas, E. B. Truley. of Minneapolis;
L. x. Truax, Of Hastings, and N. II. Hywa-
ter, of Duluth. The articles of incorpora>
ton were amended making the name the