St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
074.39.
S. Sinai. of Buffalo. n. Y, is visiting his
parents, Rev and Mrs. sinai, 312 Seventh av-
enue north.
Sergeant Warren Brushaber. of the Second
precinct police. resigned yesterday TO engage
in other business.
1.-THE Grand Lodge of Minnesota. ]. o. G. T.,
IS in session in Rawlins Post hall. The pro-
ceedings are secret.
Tuesday night at the armory Company B
had drill for the mayors prize, with Lieuts.
Morgan and Johnson as judges. George w.
Chant, second sergeant won it.
The executive committee of the peoples
meeting has voted TO retain the services of
Miss Mabel Edinger as organtst and musical
director for the balance of the year
The Nelson Paper company, at 402 Rollins
street northeast, took out permit yesterday
for the repairing of their paper mill which
was injured by fire. The repairs will cost
$1,000.
The election of officers of District No l.
Ancient Order Hihernians, will take place
Sunday next at the Association hall, Third
street north. j. j. Fitzgerald is The present
president.
The old street railway tracks above the
Great Northern bridge have been torn out
and Washington avenue will be placed i'll
good condition from the bridge TO Sixth
avenue north.
The finance committee of the board of
court house commissioners met again yester-
day TO consider bids on 100000 of court
house bonds. Action was postponed until
Friday morning.
The formal opening of Lake Park hotel oc
ours Saturday evening, the 18th inst A
special train will be run TO accommodate its
guests. The managers extend an invitation
10 their friends and all interested in the sue
cess of the hotel.
Mrs. Staca G. Golfer died Tuesday night
with consumption at her home, 2622 Bloom
ington avenue. The body was sent last
evening for burial at Eikhart Ind. She was
the wife of George Golfer. wellknown
South town railroad man.
Charlie Parks, five years old. fell out of
baby carriage Tuesday evening and received
injuries from which he soon died. The boy
had dropsy of the head. and was mentally
and physically an invalid. His parents live
at SOB ColfuX avenue north.
The committees appointed by the various
local bodies to secure for Minneapolis the
next national Republican convention, will
meet at the Union league rooms Friday at
p. m. 1t is the intention to organize and
get down TO business at once.
The street railway company is stringing
wires along Third street, from First avenue
south to Third avenue north. This work
will form a connecting link for the Fourth
avenue south and Sixth avenue north lines,
which viii be operated together.
Measles at 2022 Twenty second-and-a-half
avenue south, 9l0 Twenty-first street south,
2407 Twenty fourth avenue south, 2422
avenue, and 12ls Twentythird street south,
were reported at the health office yesterday.
Byron H. Timberlake and Miss Emma
Kemp, both of the university class of 81.
were married Tuesday afternoon at the Oil
vet Baptist church at 30 After the cere-
monv reception was given in the parors of
the church. Mr. and Mrs. Timberlake left in
the evening for Colorado.
The council committee on roads and
bridges, at its meeting yesterday afternoon,
decided TO recommend that the proposed
bridge at Lyndale avenue, across the Mime
haha boulevard and creek, be built. provid-
ing that the park board would agree TO bear
half the expense of the Improvement.
Memorial services will be held in Gethse-
name church Sunday evening, June IA under
the auspices of the Knights of Pythias All
lodges III the city are requested to meet at
Masonic Temple at Z P: m to march in a
body to the church. Brother Faude the
only clergyman in the city who is brother
knight Will preach.
The hardware store of John It. Lucas on
lower Nicollet avenue, was broken into
during Tuesday night and goods to the value
of several hundred dollars were stolen. The
burglars entered the store through the second
floor of the building. Detectives Howard
and Lawrence are al work on the case, but as
ret have found no clues.
Herric6 o. Pratt, who has been conducting
watch club agency, has been arrested on
warrant sworn to by j. II. Wilson, who
charges him with running lottery The case
will be heard to-day. Not long since the
tailors of this city won a similar case against
One Moran, who conducted suit clubs This
ease is now pending before the supreme
court.
Officer ]. P Hurley came before Mayor
Winston yesterday for examination as to the
truth Of the charge of neglect of duty, which
was lodged against him few weeks ago. 1t
Is charged that Hurley was in the habit of
sleeping in livery stables and other conven-
lent places while on duty. The mayor heard
me evidence IN the case and took il under
ldvisement.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: John Johnson and Johanna
Erickson. Robert p. Hoy and Marion Stock
Charles j. Tryon and Isabel Gale, Alex A.
AmDv and Marion r. Buss, Bernardo Scalza
and May Semans, William A. Hopkins and
Dena y. peterson, Nathan i. Iowham and
Mary X. Gardiner Bert y. Rose and Eliza
beth McLane, Elmer L. Hall and Gertrude
Grave.
The case of Max Levi. the First avenue
south secondhand dealer who is charged
with keeping q fence for the disposal of
stolen property. came before Judge Elliott
yesterday morning and was continued until
Saturday, several of the essential witnesses
being absent II is claimed that some of the
witnesses have been tampered with, and that
a strong effort is being made by Levi to hush
the case up.
The Exposition board held a meeting YES
terday morning at Which it was decided to
have the kitchen changed to the same floor
as the dining room. A committee was ap-
pointed to look after this work Manager
W. NJ. Bracket has gone to Rock Island to
negotiate for fireworks and arms for the
model fort 10 be constructed in the light well
of the Exposition building The directors
have heartily approved the change in the
seating arrangement which is being made for
the Y. P. S. c. Z.