St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank elearings yesterday were Si,s4,
53S.05.
The IRE department made fifty runs during
October. nineteen Of which were IL response
10 still alarms.
Charles Jensen was Yesterday sentenced 10
ninety days for running a blind pig al 2b2S
Eighth street south.
During the month Of October the police
made Al arrests. while during the preceding
mouth there were 400.
Solicitor CLARK. Of the ST. Louis rosd will
draw up the agreement relative 10 the belt
line, now in dispute, TO morrow.
The killing Of deer, moose, elk and caribou
became legal sunday. The open season viii
continue only through November.
Thomas Farrell was sentenced to sixty
days yesterday for the larceny Of four over
Goals from 2 First street clothing store
D A. McHilIams is announced for an sd-
dress before the y. NJ. Q. A. this evening at
:S1 Subject: An Important Election
Day
The East side branch Of the public library.
located in the Masonic building al University
avenue and Bank street southeast was opened
yesterday.
The municipal court received during the
month Of October sol. O. from civil business
S..98. 80 from criminal business total Of
$. 1858.
D. r. Long. OF West Superior. mas brought
his family 10 Minneapolis He says that he
left Superior because Of the prevalence Of
oiphtheria there.
The annual fair Of The Church Of St Clo -
thilde. the French Catholic church on tn {
East side, began last night at 2Is Heane pi n
avenue II will run week.
Cases Of scarlet fever at 213 Third avenue
northeast ana SIS Humboldt street north and
measles al 2iO6 Third avenue north were re
ported Al the health Office yesterday.
The Single Tax as a Fiscal Measure will
be the subject for discussion at the meeting
Of the Single Tax league this evening. Navor
Winston, AID. HAYNES and Z. B. LCng will be
The leading speakers.
II is now said that the purpose Of tie ex-
position directors in asking The city 10 give
the board quit claim deed Of the exposi-
ton site was 10 pave the way for the estab-
lishment Of lutte mill.
Sieve Moltner. barkeeper at the saloon of
Paul Waidt 1891 Washington avenue north
PLEADED guilty Yesterday 10 having kept that
place open Sunday, and received The usual
sentence. 500 or ninety days
Hugh B. Msrch5Rnk, the new clerk o. the
board Of education, took formal possession
Of the Office yesterday Ex-Cleik Conse-
was also there this morning and initiated
his successor into The secrets Of the ohiee
4 reception was given Rev. Il. Il. French
IN the psrlOrS Of the Centenary church last
evening by the ladies OF the church The
only apparent reason for the reception was
rs an evidence OF Nj french : popularity.
The Academy Of Natural Sciences VIII meet
one week from this evening. the meeting
having been postponed one week Dr. Sud-
duth. OF The dental college Of the universe
", viii discuss The Evolution Of the
Teeth. =
The cases Of the East side saloonkeepers
whose stay OF sentence expired Yesterday
were continued until next Friday. On that
day all the cases from the North SIDE and the
East side Will probably be appealed TO the
supreme court.
A. J. Blethen returned to Minneapolis sat
urday. ana Is preparing 10 open q new ban X
ing institution. 10 be known as the Bank OF
New England. 1t viii be located in the
Guaranty Loan building, and viii open its
doors ABOUT Dec ].
Rev. L. F. Norris lost q Bakers bible in
the road somewhere between 1910 Adams
street northeast and macaroni factory. sun
day afternoon. the finder win receive a re-
ward by returning il TO Nj. Norris, 1910
Adams street northeast.
Lieut. John Gies. OF Engine COMPANY No.
0. who was injured at the Empire elevator
fire, left St Sarnabas hospital where be had
been under Dr.. {. II. NOrred's care. SATURDAY..
for his home 81 no Third Avenue south de
can get about on clutches.
samuel E. jordan. the teamster in the en-
ploy OF the street railway company, who was
injured IL 3 runaway accident al Lake Har-
ret about ten days ago died from his in1u-
res Saturday last at his home No. 6J5
Twenty-thiTd avenue north.
The report that the local brickmakers
have combined 10 put up prices is denied. II
IS said that Of the tel or eleven in the city
seven or eight made Wire-cut brick which
the city will not use il its sewers. leaving
only two Or three in the com petition.
The new Leighton BarroWs saw mil. y
Norta minneapolis. has not been Idle for
more Than nAlt al honr SINGS - .sGs 5Ts: