St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Miss Esther Pugh. Of Chicago national
treasurer of the ". c. T. T., viii speak IN
Merriam Park Sunday evening. July 3.
The miscellaneous license collections for
May and June were ST., 10y, against Ss'o0S lor
the same months last year.
Cases of measles at 2122 Dupont street ana
s23 Eighth street south and one OF diphtheria
st 2S2l First avenue south were reported al
the health Office yesterday.
The bank clearings yesterday were S1,567,
o7796. For the week ending June they
were S. Sit. COO. &c, as compared with S6S24,-
1916 for the corresponding week OF last
year.
During the month Of June there were but
i61 deaths in Minneapolis, making the death
rate for that period 90s per LOCO per annum,
the lowest that II has been for number OF
months.
The date for the laying of the corner stone
of the new court house and city hall has
been definitely fixed for July 10. The Ma
sonic programme of ceremonies has not yet
been arranged.
E.A. Barto, who has so ably filed the po-
Eition Of cashier and oOOkkeeper at lhe
Nicolet house for over year past has ac-
cepted a similar position at the Spaulding
hoIel at Duluth.
The aggregate -four output for the week
was lis. $50 barTels-aTeraging 10. ~ barrels
daiy-against 1855 barrels the previous
week. s.. SO barrels for the corresponding
time in 1890 and 900 barrels in 1889.
Mrs. c. B. Buell.. Of Chicago, national sec
retary Of the " c. T. L, will speak Sunday
afternoon at ! clock in Centenary NJ. E.
church Subject Temperance Work Around
the World. Mrs. Buell. is on her way back
from British Columbia.
Thomas ". Wilson. president Of the Bank
of Minneapolis-capltalist, hnancler. old set
tler-is very i'll. Mr.. Wilson was taken i'll
about a week ago, and though be rallied a
verv little this morning, his friends fear most
serious results.
F. h Taylor and H. Moore appeared in the
police court yesterday charged with having
on Dec. p stolen q cook stove from the store
of A E. Harvey on Washington avenue.
They waived examination and were held to
the grand jury in 500 bail each.
In response TO an invitation from the Du-
luth members Of the order, the Loyal Legion
will hold a meeting il Duluth July 30. The
members will leave Minneapolis and St Paul
the evening of the 29th. arriving at Duluth at
7o'cI0ek the next morning.
Mrs. T. B. Walkers forceful address at the
recent closing services Of the nurses training
school connected with the Northwestern
hospital. has been published in pamphlet
form under the title, The Model Nurse
1t turns out that the Railway Building and
Loan association did not purchase the Ken-
tucky pine and coal lands, as stated. The
association has no financial or other interest
in the deal, although, as it happens, the men
who are lis officers are interested in it.
@. kllnck, carpenter employed at the
corner of Central avenue and Fifth street,
cut his right foot severely yesterday after
noon while using an adze and was conveyed
I'm the central patrol wagon TO his boar didg
place. the Hennepin house, No. 2O6 First
street north. He viii recover.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following parties: j. a. johnson and
Mary Wahl, Bernard W. Johnson aud Carrie
Ring. William H. Morris and Annie A Glad,
Louis Blanstein and Jennie Rabinow1tz,
Louis j. Swanson and Emma G. Sandstrom.
Samuel Stone and Caroline Olson, Nels
johnson and Mary Halstrom.
Chief Runge has issued orders to his men
recurring every Que of them to report for
duty tonight and to remain until Sunday
morning He states that he considers this
precaution necessary in view of the fact that
Young America begins the celebration of the
great national holiday so early and keeps il
up as long as possible,