St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings were S744, 357u yester-
day.
$500 fire occurred in Byorum's under
taxing establishment at s O'Clock yesterday
morning.
The curriers' from Arlington, Wis, will play
the Minneapolis club this afternoon Oh Cen
tTaI Park lake, at , o'clock.
PatrOlman John Schroeder was yesterday
suspended from The police force for entering
saloon and drinking while on duty.
The Minneapolis Threshing Machine com
pany has amended its articles of incorpora
ton, increasing the capital stock to S50O,OO0
A game of indoor base bail has been ar
ranged for Friday evening, at the Armory,
between members of Company A and the
Minneapolis light guards.
The case against C. E. Brame for assaulting
Joe Villains, was again continued in the
municipal court Yesterday, this time until
Feb. %. The chief witness for the state is
sick.
County Auditor Ledgerwood yesterday
morning paid bounty on another big timber
wolf, killed in the county. G. kell, Bloom
1ngton man, killed the wolf and claimed the
bounty.
There will be meeting of the Lake Mime
tonka improvement association at The west
hotel, Saturday, at l o'clock. A full at
tendance OF all interested in Lake Minnetonka
IS requested.
The much-reviewed Pottle diamond case
came up again in the police court yesterday
Johns for the money paid for the stone.
They both were innocent purchasers OF the
diamond after its theft.
Some twenty of the Northwestern alumni
of the Phi Delta Theta society were present
at the annual dinner held at the West hotel
last evening, representing ST. Paul, Duluth
and Minneapolis. Letters were read from
William T. Villas, of Wisconsin, and Gov.
Mellette, of South Dakota.
1t seems quite probable that club
house will be erected by the citizens and
cottagers at Excelsior. A company is to be
organized with Il capital stock OF $4,000. W.
S. Miner has been chosen TO act as commo-
dore w. A. s. Diamond as secretary, until
permanent organization is effected.
Health Commissioner Kelley has issued
strict orders that no one who has been ex-
posed to smallpox be allowed to enter the
city. The depot policemen have been in
structed to keep close watch as parties who
left places IN Wisconsin V here the epidemic
Is prevalent are supposed to be coming here
Six young ladies received their diplomas
yesterday afternoon from the Nurses train
ing school of the Homeopathic hospital. The
members of this class, the first to graduate
from the training school, were Miss =. lligin-
botham, Miss A. Landgraver, Miss Mathilde
Sarnow, Miss Ida TutlaT Miss Ella D Connor
and Miss Abbie Amber
The first of a series of similar cases which
are to be pushed by the associated sharlies
came up in the police court yesterday. Ralph
D.,
wages was fined So for non-support of his
family. The sentence was suspended for ten
days and will not be pushed if he shows a
disposition to remedy the defect.
: property owners IN the vicinity of
Lakes Calhoun and Harriet are impatient
over the delay OF the park board in regard to
the offer made by Col King, and they have
begun concerted movement which shall
make known to the board their wishes in the
matter To that end petitions have been
drawn up requesting the board to accept the
offer
The Stockyards Electric Line company has
appointed a committee, consisting of E.
Cooley, j. T. Elwell and Frank Eustis, to in
quire into the matter of opening the road
already laid out parallel to the Duluth road,
already set aside funds. Messrs Moore,
There and Thwing were appointed a COM
mittee to ascertain the cost of an electric line
by this route.
Mrs. S. NJ. j. Henry, of Evanston, ILL.,, ma
tional evangelist for the w. c. T. u, has
been engaged by the Central W. T. C. U. to
give a course of Bible readings every even
ing this week in its lecture room. The meet
ing last night was we'll attended. The Hen
nepin County W. G. T. U. have engaged Mrs.
Henry to conduct a training institute for
members every afternoon next week from
2:45 TO 4:45. Every union Of the county is re-
guessed to send DIT least three delegates to at
tend regularly, and all members are request
ed to attend. All persons interested in the
temperance work are cordially invited to be
present.