St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank elearings yesterday were Sl,75f,
74l.lj.
Aid J. II. Parry has gone into the under
taking business in South Minneapolis.
Three small permits for the erect;ons of
buildings 10 cost total of SOD were issued
from the building inspector office yesterday.
Nellie Thompson. the woman accused of
the larceny of So from Gustaye Watt on
Thursday night. was yesterday bound over to
the grand jury in $3.50 bail
Herman Voght ana William Elliott put I'D
$500 bail for The release of sherman Elliott.
who was bound over to the grand jury by
Judge Mahoney for grand larceny
The street railway company has issued an
order tina; all "deadheadS." policemen. fire.
men. employees of the company. etc, may not
have seats in the cars whea any one else is
CONT eiied TO stand.
William Quaudt a laborer residing at 23l7
Third street north, slipped and fell on Third
street yesterday while or his way to work
and broke his leg. lie was taken TO his home
IL the North side patrol wagon.
The department was called ID 40 Fourth
avenue south about { o'clock last evening to
a fire that broke out in feed store. The fire
was confined 10 the second floor and was
f@subdued without much loss.
By request Dr.. J W D. In Pierre viii reld
his paper on The Seven Principles of Man
from Scientinc, Oriental and Occult
Standpoint this afternoon at o'clock at
the Church of the New Jerusalem. corner OF
Fifth avenue and Ninth street south.
Aid. Rollins says that the pump house in
vestigation will be continued as soon as three
OF the committee can be gotten together. He
says SOme-Of the members would delay the
investigation until thu fallen angels go skat-
ing If he waited for u fun attendance of the
committee.
From present prospects It would appear
that very. few of the saloOnkeepers of the
city will keep theie places open today There
seems to be general disposition among
them to hold off for further developments,
tending TO show the course mapped out by
the crusaders. a.
During the first month OF the nigh: school
term there were admI tted TO the night schools
I.5)6 persons, as COM pared with 1874 for the
corresponding period of a year ago. The
number belonging for the month was l.266.
as compared with LOS for the corresponding
period in 1872.
Emma Nelson. a young girl scarcely six
teen years OF age, was arrested yesterday and
fined SD for the larceny of an umbrella from
DOnaldSonS glass block. Within an hour
afterYGrd another child named Alice White
was arrested for stealing small article from
the same store.
The illness OF Manager Charles A. Parker
of the Grand opera house, has developed
serious symptoms aud friends are now re-
fused admittance to his room. Inflammation
of the lungs has resulted from the cold which
laid him up, and couside liable anxiety is
| felt as to the probable outcome.
The Viking lodge, X. of H., of Minneapolis
| mas Dsen awarded prize OF 50 by the grand
| lodge for having the largest increase mem
bership iii the past year, and j. j. Goetzen-
| berger dictator of the same lodge has been
| awarded $50 dollars for having procured the
greatest number or members III the same
year.
Supt. Williams, of the Milwaukee road says
| that the proposition to have the Milwaukee
abandon its tracks 10 South Minneapolis and
run lis line down Second street and across
the river, came from some of the city officials
and not from the Milwaukee's officials as
stated. He says that none of the Milwaukee
officials approve OF the scheme.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
| Nils hogstrom and Annie Sj0gren, Erick
Nelson and Jennie Z. Person John Eekman
and Ida Helm, Christ Burns and Tina
Hondo, Martin l. Corbett and Mary McCabe,
Frank Lajorik and Mary Crook, James D. Nc
Cornell and Lola E. Davis. william H. Haw-
kins and Efie y White. Joseph Blomgton
and Rosa kupermau, ole &. johnson and
Lena Benson.
Cases of measles at PIT Nineteenth avenue
north, 697 Seventeenth avenue south, l71S
North Sixth street. Peg James avenue north,
31S West Franklin avenue. l120 Ly7dale ave-
nue. south and 2IlS lion avenue north, scar
let fever at 4l2 Ninth street southeast us
Twenty-hfth avenue northeast, 25l7 Quincy
street northeast. 24i0 Twcnty-third avenue
south and $500 Howard street northeast, and
dyptheria at 2515 First avenue south were Ie-
ported at the health Office yesterday.