St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were S742,-
32S.52.
L. P. Conden, printer we'll known in the
city, died yesterday morning.
A long-needed addition to st. Mary's hos
pital is about to be constructed.
The apklin-Benner company has 1ncor-
porated with a capital stock of SEE, 900.
Twelfth ward citizens discussed the An
derSon- Douglas cable franchise last night.
About fifty water-tax delinquents went dry
or borrowed from their neighbors yesterday.
A. Anderson was assessed $40 yesterday
for making an uncalled for exhibition OF his
person,
The Park commission asks leave Of the
district court to sell lot 3, block 80, plat OF
st. Anthony.
The county treasurer mentions the fact
that considerable money in tax rebates is
due to several citizens.
Julia the ex-better-half Of Charles Mckay,
paid So, yesterday for publicly abusing Rosa,
the present consort of Charles.
W. E. Whitney has taken out permit to
build a SIG, 600 brick and stone tenement
row at Is. IL and 10 First avenue south.
Ring. & Tobin, the contractors broke re
church in ST. Stephens parish: The build
ing will be of Kettle river sandstone. E
Superintendent Bracket, presented Fred
erick A. George, his clerk, with handsome
gold-headed cane Old the occasion OF the LAP
ter's thirty-third birthday last Monday. -
City Engineer Rinker has been instructed
to prepare plans for the opening of Eighth
avenue south across Washington avenue
where the Milwaukee viaduct intersects it.
Yesterdays reports of contagious diseases
were: Diphteeria, 2012 Washington avenue
south; scarlet fever, s25 Eleventh avenue
north; measles, 1928 Fourth street north.
j. Murphy, brakeman, living in South
MinnQQnnliS and pmn1nVpd at the Minnesota
Transfer, had the thumb of his right hand
badly crushed while coupling cars on Mon
day.
A plat was yesterday filed with the register
of deeds of Bradford and Bassett's Second
addition to Minneapolis, lying. in Oak Lake
and Eighth avenues, north, containing
tWentynine lots.
NJ Werth claims to have been assaulted by
three men who attempted to steal some
clothing from his store at 100 Hennepln ave
nue. Tuesday evening. The men did not set
away with any property,
nine-year- old son of Mrs. Slavin, of Ca
hill settlement, who had his foot cut by q
piece of broken glass few days before the
Fourth, died of lock jaw at st. Mary's hos
pital, in this city yesterday morning.
c. NJ. Loring, who owns farm conformity
with Loren Fletcher in Richland county
OAK, reports. after trip to the farm, that
the crops in the West are going 10 pan out
much better than has been thought.
The boom company turned in during June
29,O51, 100 feet of logs, against $50, 2l0,34O
feet in June, 1888 The majority OF the
mills will have to close next week. unless
some relief is afforded from the reservoirs.
Residents of Northeast Minneapolis will
petition the school board to locate the East
side High school north of Central avenue.
AID Bradish, Rev. X. F. and others are a
committee to present these views to the
board.
IL Torr so
Stratton and Mary Nelson, found by Sell
geant Kirkham in an alleged house of i'll
fame. will have hearing to-day. The Mel
son woman is charged with being the pro-
prietress.
Burglars who had packed up considerable
plumber in Malt Borrows mouse, o24 sec
Ond avenue southeast, departed suddenly
without taking any goods with them, when
Malt poked the muzzle of q gun in on them
at 2 a. m.
The stockholders of the Scandal bank have
reelected their board of directors. which is
as follows: Judge Vanderburg, II. B. Ander-
son, A. e. Johnson, r. Sunde, and A c..
Hangar. The directors will elect officers
next Saturday.
George E. Travor, who is in a critical con-
dition at jacksonville, Ill, from the effects
of a self-inflicted wound in the head, is said
to have brother in Minneapolis. Travor is
well-to do Kansas farmer Insanity was
the cause of the act.
Articles were yesterday filed incorporating
the Minnesota Valley Elevator company:
capital stock $50 600; limit of Indebtedness
SlOo. 1000. President, Andrew A. Sawyer;
Vice President s. S. L1nten; Secretary and
Treasurer. P. NJ. Ranney.
Attorney j. W. Lawrence presented the
claims of property owners around Powder
horn lake to the appraisers i'll re the pro-
posed park i'll that vicinity yesterday. The
different parties wanted all the way from
$500 to So, 500 for acres of water.
The North side sewer tunnel IS rapidly
draining Hoag's lake. just north of the tracks,
and will eventually dry it up. Sewer con
nections have been made with the tunnel.
which is delivering 100000 gallons of
water day to the Mississippi river.
DELEGATIONS from the various G. A. r.
posts of the city met at Plummer Post hall
last evening and arranged a programme for
the dedication of the lot at Lakewood re-
Gently set apart for the soldier dead. The
dedication takes place at D. m. on Sunday
next.
A meeting of ladies who favor non-parti
san Temperance work will be held the the
parlors of the First Baptist church this after
noon. The meeting is part of the plan to
establish non-partisan W. c. T. unions. and
is considered of great importance. T. B.
Walker and Mrs. C. Van Cleve will take part.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Andrew Mattson and Christina NICHOLSON.
William A. Grant and Freddie A. May Lewis
1agan and Celia Parcodce, Robert Anderson
and Annie Halsten, Edward Blyhery and
Carrie Johnson. Charles Il. Balmsen and Ida
S. Carlson. John j. Beandet and Alma P.
Riedel yesterday obtained marriage licenses
T. De Witt Talmage, the renowned pulpit
orator of Brooklyn, has been secured by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association to deliver lecture in West
minister church Monday evening, July 90
The proceeds will go toward the fund for
furnishing the new building. The statement
in the newspapers that DR.. Talmage would
lecture at Westminster church Sunday, July
u, was mistake.