St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-05
MINNEAPOLIS .GLoBuLEs.

Yesterdays bank clear1ngs were $I96,
1928.
The chamber of commerce Endorsed the
wheat committees appointed Friday.
j. E. McFall, manager Of the Holmes, has
resigned, and /. n. Wood takes his place. =:
A new trial was granted Segelbaum Bros.
in their action against r. S. Goodfellow e
Co. When it came up before their lawyer
was not present.
Mai. George A Camp, who is going to Cali.
fornia soon Will entertain his OLD reglmept
the Eighth Minnesota Volunteers, at Min
netonka, June 25.
Mrs T. j. Griffin was entertained by some
forty or fifty friends last night by surprise
party in honor OF her birthday at her home,
500 Twelfth avenue south. ~
The Brown divorce case was in court yes
terday, on application Of Mrs. Brown Tor
temporary alimony. He was ordered to nav
SO week temporary alimony, and SOS for
attorneys fees, and the case is to come to
trial this term Of court. s5,,.., -
The building at the corner Of Ninth street
Seymour, 'Curtiss & Co., has been sold to 8.
j. Clark for $4,000 An additional steTy
will be added for hall and the ground floor
converted into store rooms,
George j. Jacoby, Of Minneapolis, was ar
rested yesterday on an old United States
Osceola, To-, in 1886. He sent liquor there
c. o. D. He gave bonds to await the action
of the federal grand jury in June.
Articles of incorporation of the Grand Army
Burial and Monument association were filed
yesterday. They will have charge Of a por.
the burial of all old soldiers. OF the associa-
ton George II. Spry is president and j. G..
Rogers secretary.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Gust Larson and Hilda G. Ackerson, Fred W.
Doeltz and Rose H. Sonnenl erg, John Burns
and Rosa Kramick. Michael Curry and Lena
Almeter, Harry Rainier and Henrietta Kelm.
Peter Roth, one of the first men arrested
for tearing up the street-car track during the
recent strike, was held to the grand jury yes.
terday, being released on his personal re
cognizance.
Julia Nolan, an old timer, and Ida Martin,
new recruit. were before Judge Emery yes
terday charged with drunkenness. Ida got
off with fifteen days, but Julia will labor fol-
twenty long days. =.
John E. johnson, whiskered gentleman
wearing gold earrings and benevolent
smile, was unable to pay a $40 fine for illegal
fishing, and was assigned to suite Of cells
in the Hotel de Eye for fifteen days. ~
Bishop Fitzgerald breaches for the first
time in Minneapolis this morning, at the
Henne pin avenue M. E. church.
Maggie Waesner, q boarder at Sixteenth
avenue north, has disappeared. Her mother
lives in La Crosse.
The North Lyndale improvement aSsocia-
ton met Thursday night, and was adjourned
at Thirty-second street and Fremont avenue,
Monday, to reorganize the association, so as
to include all the citizens of the Tenth ward
and the north part of the Third ward. y,
The Portland Avenue and Park Avenue
Improvement associations have each en-
ployed a.man to keep the boulevards in
order, assessing improved property 6 per
cent and vacant lots per cent.
The county commissioners of Sully county,
Oak, have sent resolutions thanking Aid.
Smith for MINNEAPOLIS aid.
There were 1873 deaths in Minneapolis In
April. In April of '98 there were 24s. SO
the death rate this spring stands "a against
1.417 last year. - :