St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
as follows: Willie II. Harmon and Lizzie
Stop, Erick Erickson and Emma LaDdeius.
Herman Gustafson and Annie Dombrocke,
Oscar Lind and Amanda Anderson, Charles
A. Palmuuist and Mary Carlson, liver L.
johnson and Mary Olson, Lauder Killinen
and Helina Policeman. Robert W. Hanson
and Hannah johnson. Henry Page and Mary
DostateI, Martin Melgaard and Mary Ander-
son.
Scarlet fever is reported from GA Twelfth
avenue south. and diphtheria from ~ IT.
Third street south, 230i Thirty-fifth street
east and 31si Washington avenue north.
The Washington avenue bridge Will be
opened for travel to-day.
council is called for Wednesday to Or
game a church i'll connection with the
central mission of Plymouth church and to
ordain Rev A. l.. Struthers as pastor.
About week ago thieves entered the resi-
dence of George A. Pilsbury while the fam
lily was at dinner. Only few minor articles
of value have been missed.
The Cedar Lake Ice company mayor
Babb's company has absorbed the People S
lee company.
derwriter's association which includes every
agency in the city. The prime purpose is to
formulate uniform schedule of rates.
The new linen mills are going up as rap
idly as the contractors, with large force ef
men, can do the work. The foundation walls
have been completed and the brick work is
raised nearly one story The directors feel
certain everything will be ready. as was ex-
pected. by the latter part of December.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81 $40,
9S4.42.
The case of Samuel Potts against the Min
nesota Mutual Lite Insurance company came
on yesterday before Judge Smith. Potts
claimed that the settlement made by the re-
ceiver was not correct ana it was sustained
by the court. The receiver will not be al
lowed to alter his figures
The chamber of commerce yesterday ap
pointed a committee to confer with persons
from other ORGANIZATIONS in the city. with
respect TO the reception of the general Of
ficers of the Baltimore d Ohio railroad. who
are expected to arrive in Minneapolis early
next week. The directors were requested to
contribute such necessary funds in behalf of
the chamber as in their discretion would be
proper for expenses. The committee is com
posed of A. j. Sawyer, F. Ii. Peavey. c. A.
Pillsbury. j. S. Bell, J. B. Bassett, and p. B.
Smith.
When ex-License Inspector Ray went
. away the saioonkeepers claimed 10 have
given him money 10 hold i'll trust. As soon
MS they heard that he had vanished. they hnr-
ricd to pay up the full amount of the license
|. fees. They paid into the city treasurer
office $500 which. with Enoch's $500, made
the $1,000 of the license fee. The police
commission at that time concluded to be
lenient with these business men and allowed
them sixty days more to pay the remaining
S3Df- Inc Sixty Gays nave now expired anu
the commission wants to know what the
salooubeepers propose to do.
fAspecial meeting of the board of directors
ofthe Northwestern hospital was held Friday
at the residence OF Mrs. II. c. Ackley, to close
up the business of the year and make ar
engagements for the annual meeting. 1t was
decided to dispense with the annual benefit
entertainment, but to appeal TO the friends of
the work directly for funds to meet the def
icit in the years budget Nov. % was
fixed for the annual public meeting.