St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81,
S0S, 1864
Mayor Winston. Supt. Henderson and the
council committee on police Will return from
Chicago this evening.
The yardmasters' association has made ar
engagements for an excursion to Osceola, Wis.
over the 500 road, tomorrow.
f Cases of measles ut 3l4 Fifteenth avenue
south, 1924 First avenue north and 20l7 North
James were reported at the health office yes
terday.
The Immaculate Conception church an
nounces that it is out of debt. The mortgage
of $4,000 Is paid in full. Anthony Kelly do
mating S15G0 for that purpose.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: John Potossnyak and Anne
Leska. Dudwig Johnston and Matilda LOT
gren, AXeI SEVERN and Matilda Forsblad.
The building permits for April represented
an aggregate estimated cost of S430, 555. and
those for May SSH, 4G5. Last year the record
O33
The Brush Electric company expects to
close II contract to-day or tomorrow for the
completion of its underground wire system
in Minneapolis. The contract will be worth
$iS1.000
The Minneapolis bakers strike is pretty
nearly over Yesterday evening six men
employ ed i'll Asessen's shop went to work
at the union scale. There are now less than
dozen men out.
Edith Schine. child of the tender age of
"Our, was ordered sent to the public school at
OwatOnna yesterday by Judge of Probate
Corrigan. Edith has been supported fol
some past by charitable bodies.
1t was stated yesterday that Edward l.
Larson had decided to submit to the fine re-
Gently imposed uuon him for keeping dis
orderly house, and 10 abandon his original
intention to appeal the case to the supreme
court.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society
81,
and listen to papers by Mrs. NJ. c. Norton, on
"Historical Sketch of Atrica:' Mrs. l. G.
Rossman. on THE Liquor Traffic of Africa
Mrs G. H. Rust, on Review of the Slave
Trade on the Congo
The building inspector is starting ont or an
inspection of all the smoKestacks of the city,
ana intends that they shall be furnished with
smoke arresters. ArreStars have already been
placed III the Ackley sawmill stacks. The
lesson of the Day fire is probably going to
work some good results.
Rev. II. H. French. Rev. F. G. Holman.
D. D., and j. d. living, chairman of the
transportation committee, 81 convention Y
7. :. G. E., left for Nashville Tenn last
evening in order to attend the second annual
convention Y ?. s. c. E.. of Tennessee to
be held June 4, 5 and 6, and will give ad-
dresses.
Evan Jones, who was arrested for vagrancy
and street begging few days since, and who
was afterward found to have 500 or $500 i'll
his possession, was brought before Judge
Mahoney yesterday, but was dismissed for
the reason that there is no ordinance or law
which covers his case.
3 1t was learned yesterday that the little deaf
mule, who was picked up on the street Mon
day. was Willie Commiski, whose parents re-
side at 1886 Twenty-firSt avenue south.
Willie wandered away from his home Mon
day morning, and his parents were almost
crazy with worry, thinking that he had been
drowned.
Nora Olson, the young girl arrested Mon
day night in Il disreputable house on Second
avenue south. was arraigned in the police
court Yesterday and sentenced to thirty DAYS
at the House of the Good Shepherd. Later
her sentence was suspended upon her prom
Use to 90 home with her mother and behave
herself properly in the future.
Miss Eugenia NJ. Laramee and Miss Emma
E. Perry, who had taken three of the four
years course at Miss Judson's seminary de-
cided to complete the course after the school
closed year ago. Monday night they re-
ceived their diplomas from Miss Judson al
the residence of Miss Laramee, q Highland
avenue.