St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $751;
93I47.
With favorable weather the tracklaying on
the hennepin boulevard electric line will be
completed in three days.
A special meeting of the Minneapolis Foot
ball club will be held at Doeherty 4 Mathi-
son store this evening, after the game.
Eleven minor permits, for the erection of
structures, TO cost a total of 500 were Issued
at the building inspectors Office yesterday.
The body of John Hogan, who suicided at
keegan's Grove sunday. IVES buried i'll the
county undertaken burial ground yesterday
morning.
The sinking fund committee VIII meet in
the mayors office this morning TO consider
the question OF converting the coupon bear
Ing bonds into registered bonds
Ulysses 5. Grant of this city, who grad
uated at the state university in 1888, has been
presented with a fellowship at the Johns
Hopkins university at Baltimore.
The railroad men of this city will hold a
picnic and excursion Saturday, June 20 II
Will 3e under the auspices OF the Brother
hood OF Railroad Trainmen, and deserves lib
eral patronage.
Rev. VI. d. Shutter Is entitled to the pref K
Dr. now. The degree of doctor of divinity
has been conferred upon him by st. Law
renee university of Canton, y. Y. the lead
ing Universalist institution in the country.
John Wiseman and Frank Hanek were ar
rested yesterday by Detective Hoy, who
charges them with having sold liquor with
out license 1t is alleged that the men have
been conducting blind pig" at 107 Western
avenue.
County Auditor Ledgerwood, Treasurer
Peterson, Register of Deeds Heinrich and
Judge of Probate Corrigan have agreed TO
close their Offices al D. IN. Saturdays from
now till August Capt. Tirrell. the clerk OF
courts. is in favor of such closing, but cannot
legally close his Office.
NovOr yVipctOu haS ncuSidarad tha n
mony in the case or Officer z. j. Hurley of
the East side precinct, who was suspenped a
few weeks since on the charge of negligence
and has reinstated the officer. there being
nothing which. i'll his opinion, would war
rant any other course.
Leland j. Webb. of Topeka, Kan, com
mancer-in-chief of the Sons OF Veterans. was
in Minneapolis yesterday in consultation
with the local commander on arrangements
with reference to the national eneampment
Of the Sons of Veterans, which will convene
in Minneapolis Aug, "A.
The case Of Grant Campbell, who stabbed
Levi Green in the neck III street fight few
days since, was called in the police court yes
terday, but as Green was still unable to at
tend, was continued until Friday. The testi-
mony of one witness was taken, however as
he is about to leave the city.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: John De Blois and Dena
Wulfakhuie, Harry A. Murphy and Mary +
Ford William T. Clark and Minnie s. Stew
art, William +. Rockford and Efhe i. Ames,
Wilbur 5. Tupper and MAZE Spaulding, Gust
Ostlund and August Peterson.
Edward 0'Brien. publisher of the Irish
Standard. and John P Fitzgerald, of the
same paper will leave this morning over the
Northern Pacific road for the Pacific coast on
business in connection with the Standard.
They will be absent about two months, and
viii visit all the principal points along the
line.
The sparr1ng entertainment at the Pence
Friday of this week promises to be the most
interesting yet seen IN this city. Both Muir
ray and Haggerty are training hard, and as
they are known as game men and hard hit
ters plenty of excitement will ensue MEr-
ray weighs about 147 pounds while Haggerty
tips the scale at 145 pounds. Seats are going
rapidly.
Cases of scarlet fever at SOC Twenty-third
avenue northeast 1919 Fourth street south
east. S27 Twenty-sixth avenue northeast 80
ColfaX avenue north and 20f4 Twenty-third
avenve south: eases of measles at 1908
Fourth street south, 1900 Lyndale avenue
north and 33l2 Twenty-first avenue south
and one case of diphtheria atll22) Second ave.
nue. north were reported at the health Office
yesterday
About the middle of next month new
wholesale paper firm, to be known as Il g
Minneapolis Paper company, will begin bus +
ness The quarters now occupied by Patte r
son g. Stevenson on Nieollet and Hennepir,
near Second street, have been leased John
Leslie viii be manager. Wright. Barrett u
StillwelI of st. Paul, will be the principal
stockholders.
At the meeting of the exposition directors
yesterday morning Mr.. Glaver, who repre-
sents the Tacoma Exposition board opened
negotiations for the purchase of the plaster
casts used at the Minneapolis exposition.
The Tacoma people want the casts Mr..
Glover is we'll pleased with them lie says
he shall recommend their purchase TO the
Tacoma board upon his return.