St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, $780,
697.04.
The building Inspector yesterday granted
fourteen minor building permits for improve
ments aggregating 81 $40.
Ole Lee yesterday notified the police that
he was robbed on Tuesday night OF $50 IN
gold al the Brittania hotel.
Henry Rutzatz was seriously injured yes
terday by the caying in of the embankment
of sewer on which he was working.
A fire in the residence of Andr eW Carlson,
at 113 Thirteenth avenue south yesterday
gave the department a run. The loss was
trifling.
The park board at its meeting on Saturday
will consider the disputed assessments on
property about Powderhorn and Todd's Pond
p arks.
License Inspector Ray yesterday personally
selling liquor until they had procured
license.
The Tenth Ward and North LyndaIe I'M
provement association meets next MONDAY
evening at Thirty avenue north and
Fremont.
AT the annual meeting OF the American
Board of Foreign Missions, IN New YORK
yesterday, il was decided to hold the next
meeting in Minneapolis.
Supreme Chancellor Ward, the highest Off
Ger in the knights of Pythias, Will arrive IN
Minneapolis to-day, and this evening he will
OHICldlly HlSlt LOuSe NO. L.
The street railway company has completed
Its extension on Emerson avenue north and
1t will be put in operation when the lines are
changed TO standard gauge.
b. Abercombie paid fine of $40 yesterday
for violating the city ordinance in not OBJ
timing building permit for the erection OF
buildings at 10Y Harmon place.
Postmaster Ankeny yesterday awarded the
contract for furnishing the mail carriers uni
forms to William Herbsh, of Washington ay-
enue north. There were five bidders
a. f. Clark, division counsel of the Mime
epollS d st. Louis road, al present at Fort
Dodge, 10. will succeed Judge Springer as
general counsel of the st. Louis road.
About o'clock last evening spark from
q passing locomotive set fire TO one of the
boom piers in the river above the Twentieth
avenue bridge. The wood work and some
logs were burned Loss abo1t $500.
John Smith and Rose Helen pleaded guilty
in the municipal court yesterday to fornica
ton. Rose was an OLD offender, and the
court sent her to the workhouse for thirty
days. Smith was sent up for fifteen days.
Three cases of scarlet fever were reported
Gated atl022 South Eighth street. l II Fourth
street northeast and 260S TWenty-fourth
street south.
The Acme Barrel company has elected D.
G. Moore, president; Z ~ Treat and George
Parker, vice presidents; E. G. Hatch and E.
Reed and Thompson H. l.. Blaine con-
tinues as secretary, and George Thorn pson as
treasurer.
F. B. Allen, vice president of the Hartford
Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance com
Pany, is in the city adjusting the loss by the
Galaxy mill explosion The damage to the
mill has been adjusted. and the matter of the
insurance upon the lives of the two employees
killed will soon be amicably settled.
Supreme Chancellor Ward. of the Knights
of Pvthias will arrive in Minneapolis from
Chicago today. with Fred E. Wheaton.
grand vice chancellor of Minnesota. He
will attend the meeting of Minneapolis
lodge No l, this evening, at the corner of
Washington avenue and Fourth avenue
south. A large attendance of the order is
expected.
The following named parties were duly
licensed to wed yesterday: Peter Anderson
and Petrea j. NJ. Larsen, Gustav Hagan and
Annie l.. Kassabaum, George Smith and
-Lutilia Blair. Frank II. Beebe aud Bertha
Brandt. James Lindsay and Martha Peter
sbn, j T. Binder and Lena NJ. Never, Henry
Peterson and Emma Nowack. G. W. Day and
Jane Morgan, S. X. Manning and Mary ID.
Weld.