St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81. 275,-
1887, For the week ending Yesterday they
were 50 296, 390.35, and for the corresponding
week last year So, 432, 627.77.
H. W. Hawey, of the Denver Times, who
has been spending few days i'll Minneapo-
lis, left last night for home. He has recently
purchased w. E. Brownlee's interest i'll the
Times.
Ew. w. Parker has begun suit against the
notorious mime. Lloyd to recover S133 for
changing several partitions in her house.
More than this, he has attached her prop
erty, charging that she has fed to escape ar
rest.
A complete map of the Mississippi river
published in 1866. has been presented by
Judge j. o. Pierce TO the public library. A
peculiar fact about the map is that 1t con-
firms the claim of j. V. Brewer as to the Ill
innate source of the river.
The members of the Third Universalist So
ciety are rejoicing over the prospect of once
more having regular pastor. call has
been extended to Rev. Matthew Wing, of
Manchester To-, and the chances are that he
will accept.
Society Fran has appointed committee
of five men to prepare for Lief Erickson
festival, at Normanna hall. Oct. 1. Many
other cities will celebrate the first day of Oc-
tober as the day for Lief Erickson, the first
discoVerer of America.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Edward Best and Sarah Connor, Michael
Hawaniec and Anna Gozalek, Charles Clay
Levgard.
Leo Pancerzewska, q citizen of Minneapo-
lis, petitioned the district court yesterday to
change his name TO Leo Francis Stuart so
that people would not refer to him as Mr.,
What s-His- Name
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Thurston have filed
a petition i'll the district court asking permits
sion TO adopt the two-year-od daughter of
ex-Patroman John G.. Crick, whose wife
died last April. The little one has been liv-
Ing with the Thurstons for some time
W. j. Dean, the chairman of the Prohibi-
ton state central committee, says that there
is no split in the committee caused by the
resignation of Mr.. Upper or anyone else
He says that the only trouble with the Prohi-
bition party is that il has no organ.
The street railway company has decided to
allow the mail carriers to ride on the cars at
the same old rate of S36 year. The carriers
pay S24 and the postoffice authorities the
balance. Recently the carriers have been
paying the same fare rs other people.
The chamber of commerce held a meeting
yesterday TO consider proposition to make
the wheat now held i'll the Irregular elevators
subject to the rules of the regular houses
This would allow old wheat to go without in
spection. The proposition was not adopted
The temporary bridge over the Northern
Pacific tracks at Fourth avenue north has
been completed. This VIII relieve the press
on the First street north bridge and give a
more satisfactory access to Northtown. The
temporary bridge will remain in use until the
permanent one takes Its place.
The Northwestern Telephone exchange.
comprising the superintendent of ali the
exchanges in Minnesota and Dakota, met in
annual session at the West hotel Yesterday
afternoon There were only five members
present No business was transacted further
than electing the same board OF officers for
another year,
The Minneapolis branch of the Hebrew al
lance, formed for the purpose of dlstrib-
uting the Jewish immigration to all parts of
the United States, has been formed with the
following officers:s President, Max Segel-
baum; vice presidents, E. Bernstein and
John Greenburg: treasurer, - Frank Z:
recording secretary, Nation Shack; financial
secretary Ralph Rees; trustees, Rabbi Sam
nel Marx, Emanuel Cohen. j. Jacoby. j.
Hartmann, /. shulman. j. Joseph, j. Gold,
u Eideleman, Nation Gobiminger.