St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $751;
$4,000.
Dan Brown, the cashier of the water works,
e., IN tbe cIvpr, ,,r,r,nn,,arday He is the proud
father of girl baby.
William D. MoNiece, formerly a we'll
known merchant OF the East size, died III
California early last week.
Joseph shore, an inmate of the SOLDIERS
home, died Saturday afternoon, ana was
buried ut Lakewood cemetery.
The seven-year old son of Sergeant of Pc
lice John Leonard wes run over by wagon
at noon yesterday and had his right thlgh
broken.
The residence of Rev. G. II. Trabert, 324
Fifth street south; was entered oy pu hg9yros
Sunday night while the family were at cnurch
and about So in money taken.
H. j. Guide the East side grain man, had
his right hand crushed so badly that IL nau 10
be amputated, while working around the
machinery i'll his mill yesterday
Rev. II. NJ. Simmons will address the SIN
Gle Tax league at the West hotel this evening
on the land question, his subject being; Ihe
Natural Relation of Nan TO the Earth.
The blind man who keeps the cigar stand
in the chamber of commerce building was
Victimized by sconndreI on SATURDAY, WHO
obtained So in change for tiVecent piece.
Ithas been decided hereafter to make the
medical term at the university eight months,
instead of six. The term will commence
Oct l and close with the regular commence
ment.
David W. Knowlton was yesterday ap-
pointed clerk of the probate court Dv Juuse
Bailey Mr. Knowltnn is Young lawyer
who has been for some time past IN the Oh
fee of William Peet Jr
Prof Charles 5. Farrar. of Chicago, Will
lecture before the Minneapolis School OF
Fine Arts on Wednesday and Friday even
ings his lectures will be illustrated by
means of Stereoptlcon views.
Rev. Robert Christie, D. D., will lecture on
'Robert Burns i'll the lecture room OF west
minister church this evening. he lecture
will be delivered under the auspices OF Inc
senior class of Manchester college.
Judge Jones, of Little Rock, Ark, is i'll the
city. and will arrange for public meeting OF
colored men to discuss the Congo bill, when
imposes a tax on cotton seed. The Dill is OPP
posed by Judge Jones as calculated 10 prove
injurious to the colored people.
Morris Campbell and r. +. Loestrom were
before Judge Bailey yesterday for eXamlna,
ton as to their sanity. They were adludsed
of unsound mind. and were ordered com
mitted to the Rochester asy ium Tor inc ~ III.
sane. Both were formerly dlscnarSeu u!
Justice Abel.
Measles were bulletined Yesterday as FOL
lows: 727 Ninth avenue south, 80 South
Eleventh street, 707 South Seventh street,
705 West Lake street. 2023 riverside avenue
81 Seventeenth street, 3OOS COlfaX avenue
south. 500 Third avenue northeast. Scarlet
fever at 23O9 Aldrich avenue north. 81
Western avenue, Forty-siXth and N1collet
avenues.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Michael Coughlin and Catherine Casey, y.
Guldenmann and Frieda Christen, Joseph
Klotke and Annie Golf, Peter RANT ana
Mary Dill, Arne Halvorson and Rayied lver-
son, George w. Allcock aud Grace Evans,
Ed Bohon and Mary Hayes, John bran Baanoe zen
sen and Serina Solem, Cyrus &. Hicks ana
Olive Olson William j. Robinson and Carrie
L. Gorgas.
Adam Gerrick and Lena Gerrick became
man and wife in the town of Falrchlld WIS;
in 1883. They lived happily together until
the day after Christmas in 1855. when ac-
co1ding to ADAM Lena deserted him, and n as
ever since refused to live with him. Adam Is
tWenty-seyen years old. Lena is twentyfour,
and they have one child. Adam wants the
bonds OF matrimony annuIled ana desires tne
court TO give him the custody OF the child
The teuth annual banquet of the Chi chap
ter. Kappa Kappa Gamma, was neld at the
Holmes hotel last evening. The society was
well represented, and the gentlemen enjoyed
themselves as only college men know how OH
occasions of the kind. There were the usual
speeches and toasts that were replete with
stories and anecdotes of old school days, and
the enjoyment was kept up until late hour
meeting of the floral committee of the
committee having charge of the memorial
day exercises, held in the Loan and Trust
building last evening, it was resolved to Sc
cure hall Oh each side of the river in which
to receive flowers which are donated for
Memorial day. Mrs. a. j. Crelgh was named
as q committee to secure Il hail on the East
side. Committees were also appointed TO
visit the different schools to solicit contribu-
tons of flowers from the children.
The Hennepin County Medical society held
one of its regular meetings last evening at
the library building. The standing commit
tee handed in its report. which dealt largely
with bacteria, especially in its relation to
puerpural fever. This was the occasion for
a long discussion on bacteriology and those
in favor of the idea pitted themselves against
the enemies of the idea, and a wordy war
ragged, filled with unpronounceable names.
Specimens of bacteria propogativi were ex-
hibited, and all other business was sus-
pended to make room for the all absorbing
topic. which will last through the next regu-
lar meeting