St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Commissioners Ward and Furlong left for
Chicago last night to look after Minnesota s
interests at the worlds fair.
Charles r. Dodge, special agent of the de-
pariment of agriculture, is in Minneapolis
looking over the linen manufacturing plant.
Rev. Smith Baker was honored yesterday
by Dartmouth college. the degree of l.. l.. ID.
being conferred upon him by that institu-
ton.
Pursuant to Mr.. Nelson's decision the
paper mill at Fergus Falls Is being removed
to Minneapolis and put into the mill recently
visited by fire.
There is now every probability of the Pet
tit mill being converted into an elevator.
AS an elevator. ii will have capacity of
about zoe, 600 bushels.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Lawrence Gregerson and Helen NJ. Carr,
John A. Hogan and Mary E. Costello. James
E. West and Mamie c. Thomas.
TIL ere will he an ice cream social for the
benefit of the Sheltering Aims next Wednes-
day. at the residence of Mrs L. z. HaW-
thorne, 1911 Fourth avenue south.
Cases OF measles al 1916 Sixth street south
east, GIG Washington avenue south, 211 Col
fax avenue north and 1909 Dupont street
were reported at The health office yesterday.
The wife of +. c. Brooks, of Brooks &
hendrix, lawyers died in Florida yesterday
OF consumption. after an illness of almost a
year. Mrs. Brooks went South last october
for her health.
Thomas E. Bishop, secretary of the Ameri-
can Building and Loan association, has just
returned from an eight weeks trip to the
Pacific coast where he has been looking
after the interests of his association.
The bank clearings yesterday were SS44,-
S6394. The totals for the week ending June
26, as reported by the clearing house, are
S4,747, 5S7.l0, as compared with S4.003, 81
for the corresponding week of last year.
The amount of -four made by the mills las
week was somewhat lighter The weeks
output was 125.550 understanding 20,925
barrels daily-against 133, 455 barrels the
previous week, $500 barrels for the cor
responding time in 1892 and 109,S}0 barrels
IN 1885,
Gen. Averill, the famous cavalry leader and
the present United States inspector of SOL
dlers homes, is in the city. He is making
a tour OF inspection. Chief of Police Hen
derson drove the distinguished visitor out to
the Minnesota Soldiers home yesterday
morning.
The Norwegian Art association has secured
quarters i'll d. Morrisons building at 233
Fifth avenue SOUTH and will begin at once
the work of getting their art gallery in good
condition. The Viking ship model, which
arrived in the city last fall, has already been
brought there, and will be rugged and placed
on exhibition.
The supply of logs is becoming scarce at
some of the saw mills and the shortage can
not be made up before the arrival of the
drives. The water in the river is not high
enough for satisfactory driving and heavy
rains are required 10 bring the mill men out
OF their present difficulty.
The Northwestern Consolidated Milling
company will make an effort to formally be.
gin business July l, at first taking the Column
bla and Galaxy mills in charge. If this is
done the Crown roller may be taken pos
session of July Is. The companys office is
not quite ready for occupancy.