St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $685.
4OS.2O.'
The special meeting of Zuhrah's ladies
will be postponed to regular, Jan. .. Mrs.
X. l.. Pratt, secretary.
George ". Grant supervisor of the census
of manufacturing statistics, expects that the
work will be completed in about ten days.
1t is said that 4. NJ. Baldwin, until recently
q Minneapolis attorney, but now of West Su-
perior, has fallen heir to a fortune of $50,
600.
The Chicago club social and literary Or
ganization. was incorporated yesterday by
L. E. Green, Frank Lanier and Cassius II.
Scott.
Ben Wooch. the head cook at the Windsor
hotel aid $50 fine yesterday tor striking
Katie Kelly one of the waiter girls Katie
had ''sassed' him.
William Thompson served an attachment
without due process of law ON a wolf robe
belonging 10 y. w. Harwood. He will break
rock for ninety days.
An Isant county farmer named Harring-
pocket had been picked of S1lO in First
street north saloon. He thought it was Kings
saloon.
The creditors of Herman Westphal, the ice
dealer, who assigned year ago, held meet
ing yesterday at Thomas Canty's office, who
made q statement that the business had
melted "a, coo last year.
Articles of incorporation were yesterday
filed for the League club, social organiza-
ton. The incorporates are Moses W.
Weaver, W. j: Wheaton, G. W. Hill. E. G.
1hler, E. Truesdale and A. G. Plummer
c. II. Dibbel, wiper on the Sioux road,
had both feet cut off while crawling under
train a " everhauser, Wis, Wednesday even
ing. He was brought to Minneapolis yester-
day. and is now at ST. Barnabas' hospital.
Prof. William H. Harper of Yale, has con-
scented to deliver an extra lecture on the
Book of JONAH" at Westminster church.
Saturday, at $50 p. N. The proceeds of this
lecture are for the Missionary Training in
stltute.
Minneapolis Lodge No. 10. a F. and A.
NJ, has elected the following officers: II. NJ
Myers, ". NJ; a. NJ. Bailey, S. VIC. c. Cur
tiss. j. W.; j. II. Thompson. treasurer; E. j.
Forster, secretary. This is the fourteenth
year Mr.. Thompson has been treasurer of this
lodge.
Swan Halvorsen, man of about forty-flve.
and 'vag from force of habit, was given a
ninety-Gay sentence yesterday. Twenty
years ago Halvorsen was prosperous mer-
chant at Trondhjem, Norway, but "Dooze''
bested him.
Dairy Commissioner II. c. Howard has re-
turned from a visit to Southern Minnesota.
He reports that grass is abundant in that sec
ton and but little hay is fed by dairy men.
The commissioner and his deputy are at
present engaged i'll inspecting the barns of
local dairymen.
Secretary W. G. Nye of the park commits
sion, states that 704 acres in parks have been
secured at Kenwood Lake of the Isles and
Lake Harriet al cost Of $50, 900, which has
been paid by assessments on adjacent prop
erty. This includes about 400 acres of water
surface in the two lakes mentioned.
Secretary w. D. Hall. of the board OF trade.
is acquiring quite reputation as a weather
prophet. Mr.. Hall has kent weather record
for many years. and says that three consec-
utive severe winters are invariably in this
latitude followed by three consef utive mild
ones, the last being the mildest of the series.
He thinks the present winter Will be tenn
perate one.
Bridge engineers estimate that the new
bridge Intended to cross the river at Thirty
second avenue north will cost approx
mately 100000 The bridge will be $40
feet III length and fifty-two feet in width.
When completed ii will expedite business
and transportation between the residents of
the New Boston suburbs of North Mime
apolis and the northern part of the Tenth
ward.
The society Norden elected the following
officers for the ensuing six months: Presi-
dent, Otto A. Nelson; vice president, P. Mel
son; treasurer, John 3. johnson; correspond
Ing secretary, Andrew Z. Olson; secretary of
finance, Emil Anderson; librarian, Firth
Calling; assistant librarian, Albert Berg
lund: master of ceremonies. Charles Odell:
reVlsers, O. p. Miller, G. A. BliXt: social
committee, Swan YOungren. John Strom.