St. Paul daily globe., 1891-11-26
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank claariugs yesterday were S1,594,-
l947S
Maurice Ring and Miss Mamie Kinney were
married yesterday morning at the 81. An.
.hOnv of Padua. The groom is of the firm of
Ring 4 Tobin
All of the county offices, except that of the
clerk of the courts, will be closed today. The
clerks Office will be open from TO - and
from to clock.
The latest aspirant for the position of Sill
perintendent of the workhOuse is Egbert ii.
Fairchild. lie is said to be hustling pretty
lively. but il is also said that he stands very
little show.
MS WALDORF Hoorud Stub will give her
second pupils song recital assisted by rare
alto, Miss Mamie Holm. f6rmer pupil, late
ly from the conservatory OF Weimor, Ger
many. in the Central Music hall. Wednesday
evening, Dee. Q.
Belle O'Brien, the woman who was shot
10y her lover at keegan's lake last summer
appeared i'll the municipal court Yesterday
under the name of Nav Woods and was sent
to the wOrkhOuse for thirty days OH a charge
Of drunkenness.
Harlow Gales franchise upon the old mar
ket expired by limitation yesterday, and
henceforth no collections can be made from
the market gardeners who occupy space in
the street. MIR. Gale still retains control of
the privileges inside the building.
Cases of measles at 1858 Sixteenth avenue
EOath, 1422 Fourth street south, 122S Sixth
street south, 5I4 Nineteenth avenue south,
one of scarlet fever at 1-6 Plymouth avenue,
and one of diphtheria at 323S Aldrich avenue
north were reported at the health office yes
terday.
Articles incorporating the Union Casket
company were filed Yesterday by John :.
Nelson John W. Anderson. ). Z. Olson and
others The capital stock is $4,000. and
they viii make general funeral goods. John
+. Peterson, the eX register of deeds, is
named as the general manager.
Oscar Ludium. Il contractor living on Lyn-
dol tyaS rOI of an NinnIlnF
avenue on Tuesday night. Ludlum met n
fellow on the street who pretended to be the
driver of hack which stood near. They
struck 4 bargain ard when Ludlum took out
his wallet to pay The fellow Snatched il from
him and ran.
Coroner Byrnes has not as vet been able
to find the relatives of TIL COrwin. the
boy who was Iun over and killed by North
ern Pacific train near the NorthtOwu june
ton on Monday afternoon, although he
stated to the hospital attendants that he had
sister in Washington.
The man who committed suicide at the
Central police station on Tuesday morning,
has not heen positively identified yet al
though several persons have reported at the
mOrgue that he is James Black, of Chippewa
Falls. Coroner Byrnes is still investigating in
the hope of discovering his relatives.
Mrs. :. j. Inks died at her residence, No.
zoo Nineland place, Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Inks is one of The old settlers of MinneapO
lis. having come here i'll the spring of 1857
a
ter. Notce of the funeral will be given
later.
Several boOkbinders visited County Auditor
1cdgerWoOd's Office yesterday and submitted
bids for making the new set of assessment
books. The set consists of l02 books, and
heretofore they have always cost the county
over 5000 1hOdc d Co. made the lowest bid
yesterday. S45N, and they will doubtless get
the contract.
sportive individual who gives his name
C. l., Parrish. put loose with his revolver
on First street on Tuesday night and per
forated the ceilings in several of the houses
of ill-fame along that thOrOughfarc. soaring
the inmates into fits of hysteria. His career
of festivlty was checked by officer Mcrrck
and he was yesterday fined S2j.
The board of directors of the exposition
held regular meeting yesterday. resolu-
ton was passed rendering the hearty thanks
of the board to the delegation which went to
Washington and secured the Republican
convention. Final arrangements were also
made for the election of new directors,
which Will be held next "Wednesday.
Mr.. A. Glover will read a paper entitled
"Relncarnation" with illustrations oil the
biaC kboard, before the lshwara ThcosOph-
cal society, at their headquarters. 912 New
York Life building, this evening DR.. La
Pierre warrants a treat to students in occu-
llsm, as Mr.. Clover is Il deep student in the
secret doctrine and very good kabbaist.
An eighteen-ye year-Old boy whose ma me
could not be learned, was arrested yesterday
ers at the jackson school during the evening
sessions. There is regularly organized
gang of young thieves who have been work
ing the night schools and the police are
making determined effort to break it up.
More arrests Will probably follow.
Manager Hayes, of the Bijou, and Manager
NugepG of the KnOtty Affair company, gave
pleasant box party to number of their
Minneapolis friends last evening The fol-
lowing were present: Miss Winifred l..
Nltte. Miss Frances II. Ilitte, Mrs. Harry
Ball. Miss Sarah FOune, Miss Hattie Rose
Charles Bowers, Charles Hoffman. Frank
Foune, Ed. \. Murphy and Charles Force
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Martin Dahl and Emma Carlson. Daniel
Sheen and Sina Eastman. Berthod Meder
and Minnie Jackson, Patrick Nj. Finn and
Susie Hagerty, Thomas A. Lang and Sarah
c. Knight, :. B. Abeles and Abbie Michaels
Carl Neumann and Inge Kringlebach. George
Newman and Louise A. Gardner. William H.
Byrnes and Myrtle NJ Reeves, Philip Frank
lin and May d. Budde, Delbert Bass and
Belle AlbertsOn. Ebenezer Dillman and
Christina Winnen, Alva f. Whitmore and
Matilda l.. Bartcher. Frank II. Colby and
Catherine Lies, William Henderson and
Olive HilGreIh. Charles Hazer and Bertha
Black, Jeppe OleSon and Caroline Easton
Alphonse Duevel and Maria Mass, Joseph
La More and Mary Johnson.