St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-19
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were 81, 49,, $50. TO-
a case of scarletina, at $50 Portland ave-
nue., was reported at the health Office yester-
day.
The Retail Grocers' association has decided
that St Paul jobbing houses must be boycott
led, and goods purchased only II Mlnneapo-
The Detroit papers accord great praise 70
the Plummer Post Drum Corps OF Ml1heapo-
lis that visited the encampment Every men-
Der Of the corps is a gray-bearded veteran
A large photograph of the late Secretary
Window has been received by POSTMASTER
Hale from ). \. Mcfarland, who was III the
treasury department during Mr.. WINDOW
Term OF office
Louise Rattke, the young woman VINO at
tempted to drown herself several days ago,
has been sent to st. Peter. Jack Dempsey
the wOrkh0use regular, has been commit
ted to Rochester rs an lnebuate.
\. !. Sawyer & Co. received the first two
cars of new wheat from North Dakota yes
terday These cars were shipped from Farm
iugtOn Aug 10 by Messrs. TrasK Il Woodruff,
of that place. They graded No. hard.
Hans Anderson, Andrew Hanson, Ed o;
Brown, Martinus Jevne, Francis Murphy ana
Paul Scherven. saloonkeepers. were arraigned
yesterday for selling liquor on sunday All
pleaded not guilty, and will be tried to-mor-
row.
Mayor Winston has not had time to con
Eider the Phelps spring water ordnance as
fully as he wOuld like. and has not yet elther
approved or vetOedit 1t Is not likely That
he will get around to the matter before Fri
day or Saturday.
PatrOlman Arthur J. Stuart has beenf sus-
pended OH the charge Of drunkenness. anu
will have q hearing before the mayor IN Few
days. This is not the first time stuart mas mas
been in trouble on the same charge lie
will probably so now.
> Edwin :. Walker. II. VI. Leighton, c. II. P
Butler were appointed yesterday by Judge
Hooker as commissioners to reappralSe daln-
ages on the half dozen appeal cases protest
ing against the widening of Hennepin avenue
from Tenth street to Lyndale avenue.
The register Of deeds office is being en-
tirelv overhauled and renovated prior 10 the
opening OF court next month Inc OLD car
which has done duty these many years past
by holding the books OF record has been
taken away. The capacity OF the main room
Will be almost doubled.
The Minneapolis letter carriers went on
their third annual excursion sto Mlnnetonka
Yesterday. The picnic was held al Sprlng
Park Last evening there was dancing III the
pavilion and moonlight ride around the
lake for all who cared to look at the beauties
OF MinnetOnka by the pale light OF the moon
Charles Lamb. the receiving clerk at Don
RlGSOn' glass block store, has been heIG 10
the grand Jury under 500 bonds, which he
furnished. Lambs attorneys make the
point that as their client was not accused OF
having taken more than SIS worth OF goods
al any one time, the charge OF grand larceny
could not hold
The Minneapolis K Webb City Mining com
pauv was INCORPORATED yesterday with a
capital stock Of 500, 600. The incorporators
are F. A. Fisher W. H. Mitchell ". N. Bar
rows D. G. Mitchell, 5. P. Channel, j. a;
Bowman. s. A Reed and J. L. Starkey, Of
Minneapolis and J. y. Clark, of Window.
The land on which the Brunswick hotel
stands at Fourth street and HenneDin av-
enue, Is attached in suit begun by P. A.
Russell & Co. against Asak Waters and wife
fhe plaintiffs secured judgment against
the defendants for Sl.55s.sg in the courts OF
Coos county. H., and the suit is brought to
collect it from the Minnesota property.