St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,534,
46911
Yesterday James Mccain was given judg-
ment against Charles L, LOOMS for 500, lost
at craps"
A meeting of the press club will be held
next Sunday afternoon at the West hotel at 3
O'Clock.
Police Captain Dan Day, of the First pre-
cinct, is very sick and is confined to his room
at 40l Plymouth avenue.
Miss Kate Field, who has been a guest of
Mrs. Lowry and Mrs. Washburn for the past
two weeks left yesterday for Washington.
The Empress of Japan the model of the
new steamships of the Canadian Pacific rail
way. will be on exhibition for some time at
the West hotel.
The appropriation for the fire department
for this year is already exhausted, and con-
iIary 10 rumor, no more horses Will be pur-
chased at present
Mrs. Anna j. l.. Wakefield, of 1912 Nicollet
avenue, died Mt St Peter Mimi. Monday.
The funeral Will take place from the resi-
dence at 3 o'clock to-day.
The fund for the relief of the fremen in
iured at last weeks fire was increased bv
about Sl,20O yesterday by the sale of tickets
10 the exposition art gallery
This evening all the work laid out by the
water works department Will be completed
and the men paid Off During the summer
total of about eighteen and a half miles of
pipe has been laid.
Cases of scarlet fever at 5O7 Twenty fifth
street southeast and 1927 Bryant avenue. and
measles at 1912 Twenty ninth avenue north
east and 1911 Fifth avenue south were re-
ported at the health office yesterday.
\. P. Swineford, now editor of the Su-
perlor Leader and ut one time governor of
Alaska, came down TO Minneapolis yester-
day lies avs Duluth viii not be in the race
with Superior five years from now.
Senator J. ". Power of Montana was in
Minneapolis yesterday. He says that bust
ness is good through Montana. Politics are
quiet out there just now. OF course. he pre-
diets Republican success for next year.
Calvin o. Taylor has been worsted in his
appeal for damages above the award of the
commissioners for land leased by him and
taken by the st Louis road. He could not
prove his lease and had to drop the suit
W. S Jurisch, 1881 Fourth avenue south,
was seriously cut while al work in the East
side car station Monday. Machinery weigh
ing LOCO pounds fell and struck his head,
making wound half way around his head
The residents OF Elwell's addition on the
east side have been without street car service
Tor some time past owing TO sewer work on
Fourteenth street, but the line is again Ill
operation and the residents consequently
happy.
Christ Olson, an employe in the Galaxy
mill, had his right hand caught between two
rollers and ground to pieces Monday Dr.
Ames amputated the injured member and
olson was removed TO his home, 1910 Second
street south.
The long standing litigation between AL
bert johnson and w. H. Dennis the archi-
Iect, because of certain statements made by
Mr. johnson and alleged 10 be libelous has
been compromised. W. II. Grimshaw was
,he arbitrator.
C. P. Jones. president of the Northern Car
company, who was prostrated with over
work ana was reported paralyZed, has re-
Eurned to Minneapolis fully recovered He
has been away on mis- farm, and is again
ready for business.
Miss Mary L. Hayes, daughter of DR..
Louisa NJ. Hayes 1918 Fifth avenue south,
inhaled the fumes from gasoline to such an
extent as TO become unconscious When dis
covered she was almost breathing her last
She is still III critical condition.
d. c. Bell left the city last Saturday even
Ing for New York, Ell route to Berlin. He
will sail on the Majestic, of the White Star
6ne. Oct z. Mr.. Bell goes TO the old couu-
Try i'll fulhllment of ali important appoint
nent from the treasury department at Wash
ington. He will be special agent of the de-
partmentin relation TO the admission of for
sign goods to the worlds fair.
1t is now practically understood that the
candidates for the rectorship OF st. Marks
church are: Rev. Thomas w. MacLean. of
Bay City, Mich; Rev. H. o. Nichols, of New
Haven, Conn.,, and George j. Prescott. of
Boston. The choice of the vestry, it is un-
aerstood, is in favor of the former.
Those who heard Locke Richardson last
season in his recitals from Shakespeare and
In christmas Carols will be glad to know
ball. Oct 5, in Sheridan's famous play, '.The
Rivals Oct. i'll king Lear and Oct 9 in
miscellaneous selections" This repertoire
afford full scope for his varied powers. 1t
will be a treat to those who appreciate the
work of master.
When the assessment rolls for special i'm
provements were finally passed by the coun-
ell, Aid Bradish had a little amendment
lacked on making assessment for Ninth
ward improvement. 1t is now claimed that
the amendment is invalidated by the fact
that the improvement was not ordered by the
council. II is likely the action will be re-
Ecinded next week. 1t is possible that the
amendment nullifes the whole assessment.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Orlando c. Horn and Bertha NJ Studybaker,
William Mcmillan and Emma NJ. Rutland,
Gilbert X. Steen and Agnethe johnson,
James P. King and Carrie A. Blake, Louis
W. Everson and Edna Utter, John c. Gala
CHER and Katie Noonan, David Myers and
Fannie Struggling August Goethe and Ida NJ.
kempton. Victor Ninez and Divine Quimet,
Stephen j. Russell and Elizabeth Martin.