St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were S92s,-
573.1s.
Warner NJ. Hooper will return this morn
ing from a visit to his parents at A lbert Lea
The council committee on roads and
bridges met yesterday afternoon and consld-
cred few street and alley openings.
The addition to the W. c. T. L. coffee pal
ace will be opened to-day. The finishing Of
the building will be left until after the con-
vention.
Thomas Wilson, the banker, is still con-
fined to his bed. He seemed better yesterday.
but the doctors ara not very sangulne. He
has lung trouble.
A case of measles at 112O Eighth street
southeast, and one of scarlet fever at ZIG
Adams street were reported al the health
Office yesterday.
The Northwestern National bank will
move into the Guaranty Loan building about
Ang. 15 The Swedish American bank viii
occupy the vacated quarters.
Miss Belle Sudduth of Waseea. will be a
guest of DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Mofett, during
the Christian Endeavor convention at their
residence 1911 Linden avenue.
Long q KEGS say they will not sue the
court house commission for their fees They
feel that they have been treated unjustly, but
they don't want 10 quarrel with the commits
sion.
P. H. Peterson. a laborer living at 2)7
Eighth street south, left his home on June
His friends have reported the case TO the
police.
Burglars entered the store at &c Fifth street
south a few days ago, but got little. The
store is occupied by W. II. Chamberlain and
C. II. Davis, who had all their valuables
safely hid.
The street railway company will give the
Robbinsdale people street car connection at
the city limits and will divide the fare. The
council will be asked to order an extension
of the Penn avenue line.
uHousewives boarding house-keepers and
hOtelkeepers are complaining that they can
get no help. The advent OF the convention
has caused the servant stock to go up. There
are not half enough TO go around.
R. L. Moffett is expected home on the 10th
inst after an absence of two years in New
York. where he has graduated from the
Columbia Law school. He has also been
admitted TO practice at the bar in the Empire
state.
Judge Corrigan is getting to be quite an
expert in tying the marriage knot for young
couples anxious 10 begin life together Last
Monday he united two couples, and yesterday
he made happy the hearts of William Fame
and Annie Berg.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Torrance McDonough and
Kate Holland. William Faue and Annie Berg,
Nicholas Purdes and Pariska Demck, Mike
Law CZupar and susanna Miller, Samuel Carl
son and Mary Anderson, John Olson and
Mary Marks.
Up to o'clock yesterday las liquor licenses
had been issued. This is within 20 of the
number given permission to get licenses by
the council at the last meeting, and about
onelhalf of the total applicants. Last year
there were 265 saloons, and up TO date 2S2
applications have been made.
Butch Norman was arrested on sus-
picion of having burglarized the residence
of Miss Clara Olson. 1916 Eleventh avenue
south. Yesterday Miss Olson could not
identify the property found in Kormans
possession and he was discharged.
Registrar johnson, of the university, has
been busy ever since the institution closed
sending nut the catalogues. He expects TO
send out this year 14.000. as against 1900 last
year. The records have been closed up and
each student has been mailed his years
marking The work now is that of record
ing and sending out the state examination
marks The number of state examinations
taken this year considerably exceeds that of
last year.