St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-07
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

MINI Ear OL1S 1LObO LES
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Dawley have gone to
Atlanta, Ga, 10 make their future home
there.
Mrs. T. B. Walker has gone East to attend
the Non-Partisan ". c. Il. l. convention in
Brooklyn.
Secretary W. G. Nye. of the park commits
sion. has been i'll and confined TO his home
for several days.
Eight building permits for the erection OF
structures to cost total of Sl,S35 were issued
from the building inspectors Office
Rt. Rev. DR.. futile, bishop of Missouri, is
the guest of Rector Millspaugh, and will
preach at St. Paul's church Sunday.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 592,
BIS, and for the week S9.9s5. OBS. 05, as
against 81. 23o. $50 40 the same week last year.
The Maine association held its first social,
as an organization, last night at Flanders
hall, corner Nicollet avenue and Twenty sixth
street.
Agnes Murray was Yesterday sent to the
worknouse for twenty days for getting drunk
and behaving in all unladylike manner on
the street.
age was committed 10 the Rochester asylum
yesterday. lie was laboring man and
boarded at 402 Fourth street northeast
Capt. John Tidd, of 315 Twelfth street
southeast. was thrown from street car on
Central avenue Thursday night and severely
The street railway company is connecting
its Thirty-first street power house with the
Hastings x Dakota road for convenience in
loading and unloading heavy machinery.
The central station patrol wagon has been
furnished with one of the recently patented
eight-day repeating gongs, and the work OF
The driver has now been reduced one-half.
The dwelling house No PIG Second street
south, owned by j. B. Boyle and occupied by
y. Is. Nelson as a boarding house, was dam
slaao f,,fS
morning.
The Democratic club Of the Eighth ward
VIII meet at Mccullough hall. on Twenty
sixth street. between Stevens avenue and
First avenue south, to might at 7:30 o clock.
AL are invited.
Ole Jackson, an employe of an East side
mill firm, is copfimed at the lookup pending
an examination as to his sanity. he has been
acting very strangely of late, and his friends
think his mind IS affected.
May Wilson, the woman arrested on Thurs
day night for swindling the St raul agent of
D. r. Elliott d Co. out of a pair of diamond
earrings. was yesterday taken back to st.
Paul 10 answer for her offense.
On the 18th of next month the certificates
in the public library will begin 10 expire.
Certificates III Minneapolis are issued for
only two years. In some of the cities of the
country they are allowed to run five years.
j T. Wyman says that the glut in the sash
ard blind market experienced by some of the
here at all. He says that the Minneapolis
manufacturers are getting ali the trade they
can handle.
A new motor being tested on the Fifty-first
street line yesterday afternoon became I'M
manageable through the breaking of the
brake chain, and ran out Nicollet avenue to
Twenty ninth street before it could be
stopped. No serious damage was done.
lily l.. HGch has as yet heard nothing from
krauihotf relative to the calling of the meet
inc nfofr ri 4l,a
eTn association. The larOn said today that
If he did not hear from the ex president Of
the asSocistiOn shortly he would issue the
call himself
Cases of measles at No II Royalston ave-
nue.. 1917 Fourth street north. 2G15 Seventh
street south and 1868 Seventeenth avenue
south ana one of diphtheriA al 626 Twentieth
avenue south were reported at the health of
fee yesterday.
Capt c. b. Tirren clerk of the district
court, leaves Monday night for Jacksonville,
Fla He will remain i'll Jacksonville for a
week or SO,and then travel about the state in
search of a suitable place to locate for the
winter. Mrs. 1irrell Will join HIM in few
weeks.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles II. BergstrOm and Anna NJ. johnson,
Michael II. Council and Catherine Sullivan,
Ben O. Lund and Hilma johnson. William
De Gray and Eugenia Woods, John Erpeld
ing ana Katie Kauth, Edward Yetzer and
Lizzie Christian
c. W. Williams, of independence. To- is
not breaking his neck to respond to the petit
ton from Minneapolis asking him TO come
up here and talk over the matter of remOY-
ing to the Flour City. He has said that he
could not come until the present race meet
Ing is over. Then he may think about it.
" ord comes to Minneapolis that Cadet
Melville w. Shaw, of the Annapolis naval
acedamy, son of George X. Shaw. now Of
Fargo, has been caquitted of the charge of
hazing. Judge j. N. Shaw, the young mans
uncle, defended him and, it is said made
ROOd argument
The relatives Of Mrs. Cook, late of Spokane
Falls in this city are anxious to know of her
whereabouts. Last Saturday her mother,
Mrs. EXWOrthy, died, and the family teie-
grained TO Mrs. Cook at Spokane Falls. but
received no reply She is supposed TO have
moved elsewhere.
The chamber Of commerce men now want
the business done in their clearing house to
90 through the regular clearing house and
appear on the records IS a part Of the bust
ness of the city. This would swell the week
" bank clearings from 100000 to some
Thing like 100000.
Charles jung, a laborer employed in grad
ing al Twentieth street and second avenue
north, was seriously injured Thursday after
noon by mass of earth which became
lOosened and fell upon him. One leg was
broken, and il is feared that he was injured
Internally. He is at his home, 1910 Second
street south.
Inc Minneapolis Choral association has
completed the list of principals for the pre-
sentauOn of THE Messiah in December
They have selected Miss May Heasley of
Plttsburg, as the soprano. She is said TO be
an excellent OratoriO singer. She ard Emil
Fischer the renowned bassO, will be the
principal singers
The board of health will meet in regular
session Monday and an interesting time is
looked for, as il is understood that the pro-
posal of the Engle Furnace company to build
the garbage crematory for $3.50 will be fully
considered at that time. Some of the mem
bers consider the charge excessive, and are
disposed TO make trouble.
cooking class of school girls begins this
morning at o'clock at the cooking school, ID
Fourth street south. The course consists OF
the twenty lessons that are now being taught
in the public schools. All school girls from
twelve to sixteen years old who are inter
ested may enter the class Saturday morning
without placing themselves under Obligations
10 take the full course.
Park Commissioner sRvan. Bradish ana
Ridgway Will take a look at the Stinson
boulevard to-day and would like to have as
many citizens as possible go along with
them. he board has decided TO eXpend no
more money on that boulevard until road
way can be secured connecting it with the
MOullOn AID the second ward parks. The
committee Will look over the ground with a
view TO determining whether that right of
way can be obtained for a reasonable price
Tile Plymouth Fur Annex 800
NicoIlet
Finest Fur House outside New York.