St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearances yesterday were $780,
us. 1.
A matinee will be given at the Harris the
ater to-day at $50.
Diptheria was bulletined yesterday at 205
Western avenue, and scarlet fever at FOG
Twelfth avenue south.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Sylvanus f. Barker, Olive T. Erickson,
Henry Leen and lrena Torstensen.
A single tax club composed of residents of
the Seventh and Twelfth wards will be
formed at 1897 Seventeenth avenue south
this evening.
David p Frisbie, the Milwaukee railway
official, is dangerously i'll with inflammatoTv
rheumatism at Mt. Clements. ana his death
IS expected hourly
! Mrs. Angle Crippen Davis will speak to-
night on Christian SCIENCE at lahor
Temple, Eighth avenue and Fourth street
south. No admission will be charged.
A. Hansen yesterday turned $3.50 con
science money" over to the city treasury He
had received one days pay more than he
had earned from the street commissioner of
the Thirteenth ward.
Miss Margaret Robinson, the young actress
who joined the Minnie Maddern company in
Minneapolis, has met with i'll luck. She was
taken sick with Ia grippe and was obliged
20 leave the company at Dodge Center.
The English syndicate has an option on
the majority of the elevator systems of Min
nesola. which expires Feb !. Levi Mayer's
recent visit was for the purpose OF extend
ing the option. Mr.. Mayer was unsuccessful
i'll the mission.
II. l.. Hauser. for many years Minneapolis
manager for the Pioneer Press has severed
his connection with that paper 10 go into
other and more promising fields Mr.. Bauser
has host of friends among the business
men of the city.
The Mas onic Mutual Aid association has
elected new officers. Considerable dissatis-
faction with the old management had de
Veloped. and John A ScbleneT was elected
president, 10 succeed John II. Thompson, at
the meeting on Friday night
il is now stated that John s. Davies, the
missing salesman of Woodford & Holbrook,
before entering their employ. was guilty of
crooked work as bookkeeper for Woodward
x Co.. commission merchants. Nothing has
been heard from Davies for TWO weeks.
Judge Emery has decided that Ludwig L.
Anderson cannot recover from the city the
1920 damages claimed for the loss OF prop
eTty taken from him by ex-Capt. Harvey.
The Judge holds that municipal corporations
eiffc eGs -''''' - '1 '''' '-i'i'
The residents of St. Louis Park sent pc
tition TO the postmaster general yesterday.
asking that the Office name. Elmwood. be
changed TO st. Louis Park. The residents
complain that their mails are delayed be-
cause addressed 10 81. Louis Park instead Of
Elmwood
DR.. D. j. Burdick. pastor of Westminster
church, who has been a sufferer from the In
Auenza for about TWO weeks has so far re-
covered as TO be able to resume his work.
He will occupy his pulpit next sunday morn
Ing and evening, and viii conduct eOnlnl1n
ion services after the morning sermon.
The sale of seats for The entertainment to
be given in Minneapolis Monday evening by
Bill Nye. the popular humorisL and James
Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier poet, will be-
gin al Dyer's music store tomorrow. They
viii appear but one night in this city, pre-
senting an entirely new and isugh-inspiring
programme.