St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $685.
1914.
Peter Kennedy, thirteen-year-old incor-
rigible, was yesterday sent to the reform
school.
NJ. j. Galpin the East side contractor, has
brought suit to obtain q lien for $1,975 on
the property of Ella Maudlin.
L. II. Gagnon was granted a permit yester-
day for three-story brick store ana dwell
ing, Col Harrison street northeast, to cost
$4,000.
The following we're issued marriage
licenses yesterday: John G. Slater and
Bertha c. Shoening, Jay j. Berlin and Han
nah Robinson.
The local Odd Fellow lodges have arranged
for celebration next Tuesday evening IN
honor of the North Star degree lodge staff S
victory at Chicago.
Diphtheria exists at 21O3 Bryant avenue
north, 6-7 Girard avenue north, 252 Second
avenue south, and scaretina at20l5 Twenty
fifth avenue south.
There will be a meeting of the single tax
league tomorrow evening at the West hotel
to elect delegates to the national conference
to be held at New York city Sept l..
The summer parochial school Of Our
Savior's church closed yesterday, and ap-
propriate closing exercises were held in the
morning. To-day the pupils picnic at Lake
Harriet.
AtS.:3O this morning gasoline stove ex-
house at 1903 Third street south, where AL
bert Schultz runs candy store. Little dam
age was done.
The Congregationalists of New Brighton
have decided to erect at once $4,000 chapel
on the lots given them by the town site com
pany Rev. j. b. Drew, of ST. Paul. will be
their pastor for the present.
A. W. Stewart. senior member of Stewart 4
Way, produce firm at 1856 Twentieth ave-
nue. north, is said to be missing. George A.
Way, his partner, has lost 500, and there
are numerous creditors and distracted wife.
The following keepers of houses of ill-fame
yesterday paid fines: Jennie Irwin paid $50;
Gertie Durant $40; Ida Dorsey, SO; Anna
Horst, $65; Lou Davis, SO; Annie Watson,
S65; Mollie Hewett, $50; Nellie Mcbride,
$50; Mabel Baker, SIS.
Che council committees on ordinances
and on health and hospitals to-day adopted
the new health ordinance which was drafted
pursuant TO the recent Eastern junket. The
features are embodied in the report made to
the council at the last meeting.
The Catholic total abstinence societies In
Saltwater, Hastings, St. Paul and Minneapo-
lis will hold a union picnic and field day at
Minnehaha park on Thursday, Aug. 2e.
feature will be a game of base ball between
81. Paul and Minneapolis tor $50.
The machinery for the new Century piano
factory has already been shipped and Will be
placed IN position Immediately upon COM
pletion of the building, which is growing at q
rapid rate The company expect to have it
under roof within the next ten days.
A permit was granted to-day to build a
brick store and dwelling to cost IS, 0t0, at
COL and 603 Harrison street northeast. De-
laney d Brannen were granted permit 10
build three dwelling houses to cost 81, 900
each at 1901 to 1909 Polk street northeast.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day by Frank r. Pattibone S. George Cook,
Charles Fl. MaXey, James l.. Record. of Min
neapolis, and Ernest V. Johnson, of Chicago,
composing the Northwestern Fireproof
Warehouse company. The capital stock is
100000.
Sergeant Kirkham and couple of officers
called the patrol wagon to Washington ave
nue. south yesterday, and from the rooms
over the Gold Mine saloon conveyed three
women to the lookup and locked them up as
common prostitutes Mrs. Long, keeper OF
he place. was one of them.
The children of the Sheltering Arms and
the children of the st. Andrews church sun
Gay school and their friends are to have 8
picnic at the residence of Mr.. Malcolm, Tur
ner Brook lawn, on the Watertown road
near Twin lakes, to-day. They meet at the
church at 10 a. m. and drive to the grounds