St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings, S970.554.4 40.
The benefit for Maternity hospital at Cen
tury hall netted 500.
A case Of measles at 1924 Portland avenue
was reported at the health Office yesterday.
An important business meeting of the w.
9. Il. U. will be held at the coffee palace this
afternoon at O'Clock.
1t is now understood that it is about GER
tain that the Alpha Delta society will estab-
lish chapter at the university.
Four thousand dog licenses have been
issued up to date, and 1t is thought a thou
sand more will be taken out by June q
Nine minor building permits for structures
to cost in the aggregate 81, 425, were issued at
the building inspectors office yesterday.
Jordan Stout and Susie Patrick, both col.
ored. were married yesterday by Judge Cor
rigan. The witnesses were the clerk of the
court and reporter.
Supt. Henderson has given strict orders to
the saloons that wine room attachments
where women are allowed to congregate are
to be no longer allowed.
Edward Larson, who was convicted Wednes
day of keeping disorderly house. was ar
raigned for sentence Yesterday morning, but
secured stay of ten days.
The police were yesterday notified to look
out for couple OF boys who made their es-
cape from the state reform school, and are
supposed TO be in Minneapolis.
An insane man from Wright county was
locked up at the central station yesterday
afternoon, and last evening was removed to
the Rochester asylum in charge of the
Wright county sheriff.
A mass meeting of residents of South Min
neapolis is to be held at Tollefson's hall Mon
day night, when steps are to be taken towards
starting q movement TO secure high school
for that portion of the city.
Andrew MilosKy and George Schwartz
who engaged in little cutting scrape at a
wedding on the flats last Tuesday night
were sentenced to pay fines of So or spend
thirty days each at the workhouse.
John R. Smith. who shot himself accident
ally Tuesday night, is going TO recover from
his injuries. He has been travelling for Jan
ney, Semple d Co. in Montana. He was for
merly in the hardware business in Mime
apolis.
Hennepin Lodge No. Is, A. o. U. W., has
decided to stand by L. A. Merrick, its repre-
the grand lodge at Red Wing recently, and
will appeal to the supreme lodge, which meets
at Detroit next month.
The discovery was made yesterday that the
bill creating board of charities and correc-
tons for Minneapolis provides that the two
CITY physicians are to be under the direction
of the board, and that the board will have
charge of the police stations.
Patrolman H. s. Tedman, of the Second
precinct, rendered his resignation to the
chief yesterday. 1t appears that he WIS
caught mapping while on duty on Wednes-
day night and that his resignation was sug-
gested by his superior officer.
Private Detective Charles Brown captured
a deserter from the army yesterday and re-
turned him to Fort Smelling Mr.. Brown is
doing good business III this line. this being
the second time within a week that he has
secured $50 reward in this manner.
The following marriage licences were is
sued: Swan Anderson and Mandy Peterson,
Jordan Stout and Susie Patrick, Benedict
Elei and Martha Oleson, Christian NJ. Bye
aud Agnes Larson, Earnest F. Snyder and
Lottie NJ. Treat. Martin Bourke and Mary
Ryan, Herman Miller and Johanna Shultz,
Barney Knyphausen and Katie Clarkett.