St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULHs.


The bank cleaijngs yesterday were SI,545-
G3SS7.
Six Permits for the erection of buildings to
cost q total Of 1913 were issued by The build
ing inspector yesterday.
At a meeting of the board of. directors of
the Metropolitan bank Yesterday, the resg-
nation CT James II. Bishop as a director and
vice president was accepted.
The street car company brings JOY to the
heart OF the patron of the interurban lire by
announcing that 1t Is putting the stoves into
the cars as rapidly as possible.
The collegiate alumna yesterday decided
10 postpone their university extension meet
ing from FriGay Nening OF this week TO next
Monday evening, at Overs hail.
Mrs. T. B. Walker will leave This evening
Tor the East. During her stay there she will
attend the convention OF the Nom Partisan
w. C. I. [. at Brooklyn. n Y. next week
Z. ). Woodruff yesterday sold the brick
building at "a First avenue north TO Dr.
Patton, Of California, who buys as an invest
ment lie consideration was S50000-all
cash.
Julius Sommer. of Copenhagen. a core
spondent for the well-known newspaper,
Pohuken IS in The city, and viii supply his
Taper with series of articles on Minnesota
and the Northwest.
Cases of measles at 4C31 Sixth street north.
rs tItteenlh avenue north; scarlet fever at
%5%S Sixteenth avenue north and scarlatina
at 3l6 Plymouth avenue were reported at The
health office yesterday.
+ The, university football players have re-
turned from Iowa full of enthusiasm They
VIII play u return game with the Grinnell
boys Oh the 1lth. Next the varsities will
again tackle the eX-collegates.
Since Rev. Helms declination Of the sec
ond cell frcm lie Swedish Baptist church in
thls city, that society has been lying back
on its oars 1t is likely that some talented
ana anG ambitions young preacher in Sweden
Will be asked TO come.
MessrS. Ankeny and Rolfe are busy coach
ing the new clerk OF the board Of education
They want some more stringent rules adoDted
10 govern the work that the clerk has to do
Inc rules arc for The purpose of eXpeditiug
the business of the clerk.
Saturday The fire department will sell at
auction nlne horses at the department hos
pltal, corner Of Twenty-first avenue sonth
and Franklin street. The horses have been
condemned as unfit for fire duty, but are still
valuable as work horses.
A Rest Island souvenir is being prepared
by John q. WOolley and his friends. ii is TO
be an elegant affair with many illustrations
II Will be distributed free of cost. In il will
be complete review of the inaugural con-
Nenuon held at Rest Island last summer
The Orpheus Singing society is not dead
after all. The recent lin memoriam-' no
tees IN the papers were TOO much for some
OF Ihe more energetic OF the members and
they have reorganiZed the society A soiree
dansante VIII be given at Normanna hail
Nov /.
The boss BARRIERS say that the charging Of
u cents for sh9ves IS entirely optional the
only limit set down being in regard TO clos
Ing. shops III the downtown districts will
close at 5. Those in the residence districts
close when they please and charge what they
like. ~
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
John ii. Van Nest and Laura SDra9ua
Alexander NJ. Robertson ana Amy T. Me
Donald, Lars L. GjOryad and Kanotte |.
ITygSestad, Louis Il. BOttineau and Della :
Dodge.
George \. Mckenzie and DR.. D. \. Jones
both OF Gaylord, Mimi. are in the CITY for a
few days. They are here to secure some at
FRACTION TO open the new opera house at Cav
ioIc. BON OF them are good Democrats and
have been watching the returns very care
fully since their arrival in Minneapolis.
At meeting of the North Star Gun club
held nesday evening in the NicOllet house
il was decided TO commence fall shooting
next saturday. and keepiI up as long as the
weather would permit. The CLUB grounds
are Located at the corner of Twenty eighth
new members were elected
Miss Mary Kirkham. daughter of Police
Sergeant hlrbhan, was married Yesterday
afternoon at ! 0 clock to Clarence : Wbite
an engineer on the 500" road The wed
ding took place at the residence of the
bnde parents, 13ll2 Jwenty-ffth avenue
nofTheasL ana Immediately afterward the
couple left for bridal trip 10 Chicago.
Assistant Chief Canterbury. of the fire de-
partment left the house yesterday for the
first time since he was so severely injured in
the elevator fire of Sept 20, and all danger of
ms losing the use of the injured leg is con
Kidered past. Hefstead is now the only one
OF the hremen injured at the elevator fire
who Is not able to be out.