St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-19
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

COUNTY Treasurer Peterson has paid Sl4,-
1865 10 the state treasurer as the November
settlement for Hennepin county.
A party of Minneapolis young people from
the high school went to Mortified last night
10 visit the Goodsell observatory and study
the stars.
The Minneapolis Brewing company has the
biggest artesian we'll in the city. IL is $40
feet deep. has a ten-inch pipe and hows
100000 gallons an hour.
a Duluth special says that Choate A Bart
lett, of rs Fourth street south, Minneapolis,
was run over by train in that city yesterday
ana had one leg cut off.
Charles G. Vanstrum TOOK out permit yes
terday morning To build n four-story brick
building at 30l-303 Washington avenue south.
The block will cost $4,000 and will be COM
plcted Nov. !. 1892.
Adolph Grant Of Grant Bros. and J. o.
Bjornstad, grocers arrested for offering for
sale bogus cider vinegar. entered plea Of
not guilty, and had their cases set for Tues
day afternoon at 3oclock.
The American Compo Board company,
with capital stock of S50OOd was lncorpor-
ated yesterday. The incorporators are c. +.
Baker, 6. B. Bower, A. z. Lowering j. ii.
Randall and a. Y. Davidson.
The bank clearings for the week ending
yesterday were S. 1871 762. Il. and for the
corresponding week a year ago. 81. 5o0.59OoS
AN increase OF over fl per cent. For yester-
day the clearings were Sl,3S 3,S43.36.
w. w. n.
sioner. saws that the vinegar of the future
will be a beet vinegar. made from the ma
terial left after the manufacture OF beet
sugar. He says it has the requisite acldlty
and good color.
The Nve-Jenks Grain, Coal and Salt COM
pany was incorporated yesterday. Capital
stock. $4,000; limit of Indebtedness. SlOOOJe.
The incOrporators are j. N. jerks, Mlnaeap-
oils; Will 'rimerman, 81. Paul. ana Roy Nye.
Fremont, Neb.
The Cedar avenue electric line was opened
for permanent service yesterday. Boh-tall
motors were put on for the present ana untli
the needs of the South town people are ascer,
tanned. The Monroe and Plymouth lines VIII
be opened in day or two.
The directors of the chamber of commerce
are taking steps to give the occupants OF the
building more room. They have appointed
a committee to look into the matter of en-
largement and report PLAN Another story
may be added or an addition may be built
Cases of measles at 2014 Twenty first av-
enue north 3005 Hennepin avenue. 302S Park
avenue and 1850 Forty-sixth street south :;
scarlet fever at SIT Third avenue southeast,
and diphtheria at 29gg2 Emerson avenue, were
reported at the health Office yesterday.
Annie Brown otherwise known as Cow
bow Pete, whose prediction for male attire
have ALREADY caused her much trouble, was
III the police court again yesterday on the ola
charge, and was fined S5Oin default of which
she went to the Workhouse for sixty days.
Rain is said to have interfered little with
the work in the woods. In those parts where
water was short the rain is a cause of rejoic-
ing to loggers. AS a rule, the more water IN
the swamps the more logs will reach the mills
in April The freeze-up on Tuesday night is
gratifying to the wOodsmen.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Louis Christofferson and Mary Christianson,
Ole Eklund and Sophia Swanson, Ole Rudeen
md Augusta Kjellson. Swan Swanberg and
Mary Erickson. Daniel Gustafson and Leon
tine Gustafson, Charles Nordby and Emmer
Peterson.
A D. Phoole was the appropriate pseu-
donym given by one of the prisoners in the
minneapolis court Yesterday morning charged
with drunkenness. Judge Elliot smiled as he
read il. and said. 1.-The usual fine" The fine
was paid. and latter il was learned that the
unfortunate was one of the most prominent
EtenOgTaphers i'll the city
The Northwestern Miller give the output
of the mills for the past week at ISL, 1874 bar
res, an average or 1896 daily. The mills
are bothered a good deal 10 get what cars
they need for moving their product. aAd the
prospects are that the situation will soon be
very much worse. Some millerS think that
the operation of the mills will be seriously
lnterfered with.
There will be an ice boat regatta at Mime
tOnka. Twenty ice boats have been entered.
The course will lie between Excelsior and
Wayzata. and will be sailed over twice.
twenty four miles A special train will leave
the NJ. & ST. !. depot at II 20 a. m, and re-
turn. leaving Excelsior al 3 80 p. m. Arrange
ments have been mace TO feed all who go out
at the Sampson house.
The case against Frank Taylor, o. H. Les
lie, George Daley and August KOesler,
charged with having assaulted James KrOlo-
witt foreman of the Minneapolis Malleable
Iron works was tried yesterday and it was
found that KOeser was the only one guilty
of assault He was fined $50. an d Daley,
who was fOuud technically guilty, was fined
S.. The others were dismissed.