St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-02
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLO3ULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were sl,7O7.
60.40
the ladies Of the Homeopathic hospital
will hold bazaar at 70 Seventh street south,
On Friday and Saturday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Swan E. Nelson and Mary Shaleen, William
Tipperman and Hattie Carman.
The six Pythian lodges occupying the
Pythian hall in the Masonic Temple will
mite in a swell ball to be held Dee. TO-
The department of city building inspection
granted TO permits during the month of
November for improvements, the cost OF
which were Sl54.015.
Mayor Winston spent yesterday afternoon
In st. Paul. and the King-Doyle matter still
remains undecided The mayor says he
will declare himself today.
Building Inspector Hazen visited the ruins
Of the North Star boot and shoe factory yes
lerday with force of men aud removed all
The dangerous portions of the walls.
The feature of the meeting of the Single
Tax league at the West hotel last evening
was the installation of H. B. Martin. the
newly elected president of the organization.
County Auditor Ledgerwood has received
Instructions from the state auditor to sell
forty acres of land in Medina township. on
Dee. 16. This is the last of public land be-
longing to the county.
November was a heavy month in the police
department. $40 arrests having been made,
nicipal court received 81, IA 40 from criminal
business and S405.9S from civil business.
A new follower for Engine No. ?, at the
sTeet railway power house, is now being put
IN position, and it is expected that the engine
will be ready 10 run again by tomorrow or
next day. The trailers will then ne put Oh
Rgain.
Last Sunday evening an old-time donation
was held IN the City Temple. There were
liberal quantities Of groceries, meats. Vege-
.aDles, ETC., with about SIS i'll money. The
Missionary Training institute was made the
beneficiary.
The annual meeting of the Judson Pneu-
matte Street Railway company was held yes
ierday in the Guaranty Loan building. Re
ports relative to the experiments going on at
Pullman. H., were read, and they were all
satisfactory to the stockholders.
Golden Link lodge, 167, 1. 0. o. F., held an
election of officers Monday evening" which
resulted as follows: II. c. Tracey, n. g.; &.
w. Schwend, V. G.; B. wilkins recording
secretary; DR.. G. W. Patton. permanent sec
;etary; James Everington. treasurer.
News comes from Fargo that W. o. Nc
Lain, of Minneapolis. is in that city suffering
from the last stages of delirium tremens. He
was on his way to Valley City, 5. d., to take
course of the bi-chloride of gold cure. He
Etopped off at Fargo and spent all his money
or drink.
Lumbermen report cold weather and abou
eight inches of snow in the pineries, and the
conditions are becoming quite favorable for
logging operations 1t is claimed that the
number of men and teams employed will be
larger than for several years, and that the
total cut of logs will far exceed that of
1S9I-91.
William A. Hemphill and Fl. B. Hemphill.
two brothers, who have been separated Tor
twelve years. ignorant of each others where
abOuts met Monday night. II. b. Hemphill
has resided in Minneapolis for some time,
and Is employed in the Security bank. His
residence is 2917 Aldrich avenue. w. A has
been all over the Western country.
Sunday night last officer Halling was fred
upon by two young fellows near the corner
of Seventh and Cedar streets. Monday night
Capt Ness met couple whom he thought
were the ones and took them TO the station
that he might look at them in the light
They proved not 10 be the men he was after,
and now they threaten to bring damage
suit for the indignity heaped upon them.
Cases of measles at 1920 Riverside avenue,
Sly TWenty-third avenue south, So Willow
street 6l3 Sixteenth avenue south, 1925 Fourth
street north and 2S6 Twenty-second avenue
south: scarlet fever at 1923 Thirteenth ave-
nue. south, 1924 James avenue south, 311s
Grand avenue. olS Twelfth avenue south
and 1902 Twenty-sixth street north and
diphtheria at 1921 Emerson avenue north,
were reported at the health Office yesterday.
George L. Hit has Just concluded a deal
by which the Moline Milburn-Stoddard COM
pany will occupy the Griggs block, on North
Third street, formerly occupied by Murray,
Warner d Co. The aforementioned company
will give up the handling of thresherS III the
spring, and will not need so much room as
st has been occupying. The North Star Boot
block, and will now probably move into the
building vacated by the Moline Milburn-
StOddard company on Third street and Third
avenue north.