St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-17
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,496,-
J. F. Girrbach, the needle doctor, will be
tried next Friday. In the meantime he is
out on bond of 500.
Agent Tatro has taken possession of Harry
Donahue nine ear-old boy. He Will be
sent TO the state public school.
Long & KEGS the market architects, have
the specifications ready for the brick and
stone work, and are ready for bids.
Robert Cook, of Maple Grove, and John
Hurley, of Corcoran, were arraigDed yester-
hay for selling whisky without a license.
Judge Canty allowed both to depart on $500
bail.
A case of scarlet fever at 2637 Garfield ave
nue., and diphtheria at 1915 Twenty second
street south and sol Twenty-third avenue
northeast were reported at the health office
yesterday.
Kitty Raymond and Celia Wentworth, the
two women arrested by King and Doyle on
the charge OF being PROGRESSES, were re-
leased yesterday. There was not sufficient
evidence to hold them.
The crusade against the East side saloon
Keepers has begun. Eleven of them were
arralgned yesterday morning on charge OF
selling liquor Oh Sunday. All gave bail for
their appearance to-day.
Joseph Leuvenmark, the high diver, has
secured an engagement at Helena 10 dive in
The big natatorium there. He left with his
manager, Hjalmar Boedtker last night. He
will dive afterwards at San Francisco.
Georged Dahl was the name of the man
that fell from the telegraph pole on Wash
ington avenue north and TWentieth street.
and he lives at 2536 Thirtieih avenue north.
He was not badly hurt. lie has only sprain.
Sadie German has been arrested for rob-
bling the pocket of Conductor West OF the
Riverside electric line: 1t is charged that
iric cars and riiing the pockets of the con-
suctors.
Yerxa Bros & Co. have bought out Dartt &
Co, corner Tenth street and Nicolletand the
business will hereafter be run under the for
mers name. William Rowe will be the man
ager. The consideration is understood TO be
about 5000.
John Cherry, his wife and four children
we're taken from 1915 Buchanan street north
east yesterday morning 10 the quarantine
hospital The wife and two children have
liphtheria and the other two children are
threatened with scarlet fever.
on Sept 81, 1891, the Minneapolis School
of Fine Arts will enter upon its eventh
Tear of existence. There Will be two terms
during the year. the first beginning Sept. 81
1891, and ending Dec. %; the second begin
ming Jan. and ending June !, 1892
The gamblers who were arrested in the
little poker room raded by Sergeans Mealey
and klrkham Tuesday night were arralgned
yesterday. and their cases were continued
till to-day. Mccormick, the proprietor, fur
nlshed $50 bail and the others S25 each.
special election was held in Excelsior
Tuesday on the water works question There
were only twenty-five votes against the prop
osition TO bond the village and erect water
works. 1t will cost about 900 to carry out
the project. The reservoir system will be
used.
Charles W. Cyphers died at Excelsior
Tuesday afternoon of consumption of many
years standing. He was about fOrty-eight
years of age, and came to Minneapolis TWEEN
ty-hve years ago. For some time he conduct
ed a restaurant on lower Nicollet avenue
then the only restaurant in the city, He
leaves wife and daughter.
At $50 o'clock last evening, at ST. Paul's
Episcopal church, occurred the marriage of
Miss Ahce T. Sessions, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milan ii. Sessions, of 142 Lyndale ave-
nue. north, to Mortimer II. Boutelle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boutelle will be at home Wednesdays in
October at the Hotel Berkeley, corner First
avenue south and Thirteenth st.
Rev. William Wilkinson, the rector of St
Andrews Episcopal church, and Mrs. Will
kinson, arrived in New York per the Cunard
steamer Gallia, Friday last. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilkinson are expected to reach Minneap-
oils to-day. Tomorrow evening The many
friends of the pastor and his wife will tender
them a reception at their residence, 1918 Lo-
gan avenue.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
d. II. Boutelle and Alice T. Sessions, Harry C.
Tracy and Emma II. Berg. John II. Pettibone
Ella Byerly, Fergus j McArdle and Mary A.
Frazie Alfred p. Wakefield and E. Louise
Carter, Frank Z. Abbott and Emily Hanna,
John Peterson and BERT Nordstrom, Far
dina Labelle and Rosa King George ii. Elem
ing and Elizabeth Kestler