St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

AlmOn c. Brown. of Minneapolis, has been
debarred from practice before the interior
department at Washington.
Cases of measles at SOB Fifth street and
gil Dupont avenue north were reported at
the health Office yesterday
The city union Y P. s c. E. Will hold the
first meeting since the big convention at the
Centenary church this evening.
The Brotherhood Of hallway Carmen of the
United States has reelected ). Kelliher of
Minneapolis, grand secretary and treasurer
George ". Porter has filed an assignment
for the benefit of his creditors. His debts,
S2,091.50. He gives his assignee 1864 to pay
up with
The monthly report of the health depart
meut, which was completed Yesterday, shows
the death rate tor July to have been 1890 and
the total number of deaths 30.
William Fitzsimmons. a farmer was over
come with heat in i harvest field near Car
roll settlement on Friday. and died in few
hours He leaves 4 wife and was fifty years
old.
II. VI. Kent. q resident of Minneapolis since
1854 died Saturday night with cancer, at his
home. SO University avenue southeast The
funeral viii occur to-day at .. In. from the
residence.
James Bale Jr.. who was drowned recently
near Duluth. was quite well known in Min
neapClis. where he was a student in the
medical and academic course at the state
university.
Lille KapDel, the girl burned to death at
Red Wing sunday as the result Of a gasoline
accident worked in the Tribune lob bindery
here two years and half ago, and was
universally beloved.
City Physician Chase departed yesterday
for his annual vacation of one month, and as
yet Mrs. Bard has not vacated the post Of
matrOn of the city hospital 1t is generally
believed that she will remain.
Louise Rattke. a girl of about twenty-five,
wandered away from her home, 1907 Lyn-
dale avenue north, yesterday morning and
has not been seen or heard from since. She
Is weak-minded, and her friends fear she is
lost.
~. Boderean, eighty-three years old and
Somewhat childish from age, has been miss
ing from his home, 1903 Twenty-hrst avenue
north, since yesterday morning, and his
friends fear that some misfortune has be-
fallen him.
The meeting that was scheduled to take
place this evening TO discuss the North side
market question has been postponed for one
week. The stock subscriptions are coming
fu faster and matters are assuming q more
definite shape A large increase is already
reported in the stock subscriptions.
The commissioners appointed by the dis
trict court IN the matter Of the Mary place
opening met yesterday morning and consid-
cred the appeal of II. O. Harrison from the
award of damages and benefits made by the
commissioners appointed by the council. II
was decided 10 sustain the award Of the
council commissioners.
It has been learned that Patrick Rouse, who
was drowned in the river Saturday, resided
at 1903 Seventh street. He was twenty seven
years Of age, unmarried, and came to Mime
apOlis from Chicago about q year ago. His
brother arrived from Chicago yesterday, and
the burial viii take place from the Holy
Rosary church at o'clock this morning.
\. @. Mosher city sealer of weights and
measures. complains Of the crookedness OF
some Of the junk and fruit vendors Of the
city and the difficulty which he experiences
il catching them at their tricks. Within the
past week ortwO he has found number OF
rag and junk dealers whose scales were badly
out Of plumb. lie cOnfscated the scales il
every instance