St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
Bank clearings Yesterday. s772, oe7 81.

Bank clearings yesterday, S772, O87.61.
w. A. Richards, arrested for disorderlv
conduct threatens to prosecute Sergeant
klrkham, who arrested him.
Adolph Carlson is in hot water on account
of his alleged disposal of mortgaged proper
ty. He has hearing to-day.
Emma Carlson, charged with keeping a
house Of ill-fame OH South Washington ave-
nue., will have hearing today.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to John G. Spaulding and Mary E. Wilson;
Charles G. Knight and Grace 6. Knapp.
Recent official returns show that the births
in Hennepin county last year exceeded the
deaths by 2.40S. The figures are: Births,
5,49l; deaths, 3,OS3.
John Githerns, seventeen-vear-old bum,
got thirty days for tapping the till at Doe
Franklin's saloon, Third street and Second
avenue south, and taking 1910.
Contagious diseases reported yesterday:
Diphtheria at 725 Sixteenth avenue south
east, scarlet fe 'er at 73l Madison street
northeast and measles at 1911 Second street
southeast.
The wife Of j. Boyce, a woodworker living
at SIG South Fourth street, has disappeared,
taking the household effects and two chill
dren. Boyce says she did it once before, and
she can look out for herself now.
Dairy. Commissioner Howard, Just back
the milk In the Fergus Falls cheese factory
TO contain 3.S7 per cent of fat, which is a
higher average than that required by law.
Building permits issued yesterday: H. F.
Barton, three dwellings and barn at Harriet
avenue south and Twenty-third street, TO
cost $3.50; j. II. Chamberlain, a residence
at 222 West Thirty fourth street, to cost
$1,000.
The council committee on sewers did not
obtain quorum Wednesday, but two of the
members discussed and agreed upon a report
which will recommend to be built nearly all
20 a
Philip Miller and John Henderson, two
laboring men employed on South Second
street building, quarreled about henderson
taking Millers pail to rush the growler. Mil
Ter objected and finally conquered his adver
sary.
Freddie King and Rosalie Au Claire, two
homeless waits, went to the home for indi-
gent children yesterday. RoSalies mamma
is far from what she should be, and Freddie's
mother. having been deserted by her hus-
band is at the aims house.
j. Boyce, an employee of Smith & Wyman,
returned TO his home, SIG Fourth street south,
last night. and found his family and house
hold effects missing. This is the second
time Mrs. Boyce has left her husband. The
latter will make no effort to find them.
The next saengerfest of the Scandinavian
singers of America will be held in Minneapo-
lis July 4, 1899. The other contestants for
the honor were Philadelphia New York,
Omaha and McKeeSpOrt. A guarantee fund
of $1,000 was promised by Minneapolis.
The fifth anniversary of the opening Of
the West hotel will be celebrated Sunday.
banquet will be served by Col. West between
5 and o'clock in the evening. and large
number of prominent people will be invited.
Danz's orchestra will furnish the music. The
menu cards will bear cuts OF the hotel, Office
and parlors.
The remains Of Henry Willis, the colored
man drowned while swimming in the river
above the falls, Tuesday afternoon, were re-
covered opposite the Bohemian flats in South
town early yesterday evening and the coro-
nor had them removed to the South side
morgue. 1t is understood that the mans
companions were too drunk to go to his
rescue when he drowned.
George Hunt. aged sixty-hve years, who
had charge of the Lake Harriet pavilion last
season, and has lately been conducting
small refreshment stand near the pavilion,
fel! dead from heart disease, while tending
the lemonade stand. at about z o'clock last
evening. His remains were removed, by
order OF the coroner, to the late residence Of
deceased, near the scene Of his death.