St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-10
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S93s,
62O43.
Rev F. B. Wells, rector of St. Marks
church, is very i'll. Heart trouble is the
cause.
The Seventh Day Adventists camp meet
Ing closed Monday with the baptism OF forty
four converts in Lake Harriet.
The Minneapolis and St Paul football
teams Will meet this evening on the grounds
st Thirteenth street and Vine place.
The bonds of the dOgcatcher and several
newIy-appOinted special policemen were ap-
proved yesterday by the council committee
on bonds.
Detective Dempsey, of Omaha, arrived yes
terday morning with a requsition for the
painter named Hill, who is wanted in Omaha
for forgery.
The German Catholic church, st. Joseph's,
yesterday afternoon took out s. 600 permit
ior school house end hall two-stories high,
brick, to be built . 1926 Eighth street
4 festival for the benefit of the House of
the Good Shepherd will be held on the
grounds at Twenty-seventh street and Bloom
lngton avenue, Thursday evening, June 25.
The funeral Of Alfred Edward Williams,
who died on Friday last, will occur to day at
P. N. at the family residence, 3l56 Pleasant
avenue. The lnterment will De at Lakewood
cemetery.
The convention of the Minnesota State
Medical association viii be held in Minneap-
oils July II, Is and 10 at Century hall The
Hennepin County Medical society will BAN
Guet the visitors.
Judge Mahoney has rendered decision in
favor OF the defendant III the replevln suit
of W. II. AdamSon against Viola Merrick TO
recover possession Of horse and some other
personal property.
Seventy of the most prominent members Of
the chamber of commerce have presented to
the chamber portrait of C. NJ Loring The
picture is the work of Herbert @. Connor,
and is an excellent likeness
Measles at 617 Twenty-fourth street east,
1915 Fifth street north and 9l2 Third street
north, and scarlet fever at 1924 Spruce place
ard 24 Oak Grove were reported to the
health department yesterday.
On Thursday the public is cordially invited
TO attend the regular annual reception of the
Northwestern hospital, at 2627 Chicago ave-
nue., from to clock The graduating ex-
ercises of the nurses training school will
occur at o'clock.
There Will be an exhibit of all the work
done by the scholars of Adams school during
the year, including needlework, drawing
modelling and the work OF the normal train
ing department, at the school, Thursday
from 3 TO 10 p. N.
Edward Larson. who on May q was SEN
fenced to pay fine of S15 for keeping q dis
orderly house on the South side, appeared in
court yesterday morning and settled, the stay
of proceedings granted him at the time of
his trial having expired.
Mr. ana Mrs Frank Nevock of sf4 Western
avenue have lost five of their seven children
during the last two weeks from malignant
diphtheria and measles. The house has been
condemned by the health department and
the neighbors threaten to burn it.
The court house commission met yesterday
morning to open bids on S100,U00 worth of
bonds. Some of the bids that had been
promised had been DELAYED, and accordingly
the committee adjourned until this morning
TO give them time to put IN an appearance.
II. s. Woodruff, organist and musical di-
IF 10 First fiSrp oh hoe
selected to preside over the organ during the
meeting Of the National Association of Art
Education, Science and Music. which will be
held at Ann Arbor, Mich. June 16 to July g.
For May the work of the associated chari-
ties was as follows: Men furnished with
work, 304; women, 533 total, s37: applicants
for charity, l27; funds expended, S14Q91.
Two children were sent to the children's
home and two to the state school at Owa-
tonna.
The remains Of George H. Pumphrey. who
was killed in Seattle few days since by an
electric car, have been brought to Minneap-
oils and are now at the undertaking rooms of
Hume Il Davis. The funeral will take place
at p. II. today, from the late residence of
deceased. 3l24 Hennepin avenue.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Edward Brothers and
Minnie Z. Shortt Byron H. Tunberlaker and
Mary Emma Kemp, Addison D. Starkey and
Louise Dugan, John c. COrcOran and Mary
II. Sullivan, Maurice P. McInering and Mar
garet McHugh, Albert A. Holmes and Ellen
+. Peterson.
For some time T. B. Walkers art gallery
has been closed during a thorough renova-
ton. but il has again Teen opened 10 the pub
lie. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walker are again vel
coming many people to this interesting
place. The number of people who visit this
gallery is very large and constantly increas-
ing.
An overhanging bank Of earth in an exca-
vaton at Sixth street and Seventh avenue
south cayed III Monday afternoon. com pletely
burying workman named Johnson This
landslide was followed by a second which
left the man head uncovered and in about
fifteen minutes Johnson was removed I'M
hurt The excavation Is for the Bemis Bros
bag factory.
The high school alumni association will
give their tenth annual reception 10 the class
OF 81 at Masonic Temple next Monday even
ing The reception will begin at 8 O'clock
followed by dancing at g. The officers of the
association are: j. A. Folsom president; D.
7. Jones' vice president; Elizabeth Marks
secretary; VIII q. Gale, treasurer.
The waterworks committee OF the council
at It's meeting held yesterday morning ordered
a siXteen-lnch wafer main OH First street
north for the further protection of the lum-
Der yards, factories and mills in that district
Mains were also ordered on Grant street
from view place to Spence place; on Spence
place, TO Harmon place, and On Bryant
avenue between Twentieth and TWenty-frst
avenues north. Other applications were re-
ferred to the supervisor for report
The council committee OH railroads met
yesterday afternoon and considered the ap-
plication OF the street railway company for
permission to extend its Hennepin avenue
line to Lake street, and on Lake street to the
city limits; also the petitions of property
owners for the extension of the Sixth ave-
nue. north line, from Pennsylvania avenue to
Russell avenue, and the Washington avenue
north line, from FOrty-second avenue to Lvn-
dale avenue, and along Lyndale to the work
house There was no opposition to any Of
these and y 10