St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, u.s.
699.13.
The members of Dudley P. Chase post, G.
A. r.. will go 10 OsceOla on Saturday OF TINS
week. accompanied by Their families.
Mike Breslauer viii represent the bill post
ers of Minneapolis at the annual meeting OF
the bill posters union in Chicago to-day.
The third monthly meeting of the Min
neapols branch of the Womens Forelgn
Missionary society will be held in Foss NJ L.
church to-day.
The Midland company has commenced
Euit against Richard H. Broat on $500
note BrOat is accused of being the guaran-
tor on the note.
The finance committee OF the PARK Doard
met yesterday afternoon, but very little bust
ness was done beyond the approval OF
number of claims.
The jobbers' association will entertain
country customers during state talr week.
Meetings are to be held afternoons hereafter
instead of mornings.
Annie Wishart was adjudged insane yester-
day in the probate court and her husband
appointed custodian of her property. Sne
was sent TO the asylum.
Aid. J. H. Parry who was injured by fall
from his buggy at the Minnehaha race track
few days ago. has so FAR recovered as 10 DC
able to get about on crutches.
The Lurlines will start for Winnipeg July
81. The club viii be represented at the wan
nipeg regatta by junior four, double
ana Single. anu Dl Il sElIlOl AOuis
George \. Merriam yesterday took out a
permit to erect a twO-StOry brick block of
stores and offices on Seventh street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues south, to cost
$4,000.
The funeral of Mrs. Prof. C. ". Hall was
held at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon from
the residence, SOB University avenue south
east. The remains were taken to Hastings
for inteIment.
The comptroller has thus far issued 2O3
Q11s, 1T-N Of
saloon licenses leaving a deInquent llst Oh
ffty-nine. Superintendent henderson Is
preparing to go on the warpath after the
'ffty-and-nine."
Cases of scarletina at 1925 Twenty second
street east and 81 Highland avenue scarlet
fever at 1893 Grand avenue, and measles at
17CS North Lyndale were reported at the
health office yesterday.
r. J. Evans took an unprecedented bath
IN Cedar lake Monday evening. His son.
boy of eight got beyond his depth While
swimming, and Mr.. Evans jumped n,clothes
and all, and pulled him out.
Dr. Gibson says that the sanitary record
made by the EndeavOr convention was eX-
ceptionallv phenomenal. There were but
Jew trifling accidents and no sickness except
some slight attacks of cholera morbus.
Alta meeting of the board of directors of
the Metropolitan bank, of this city, held
yesterday, E. r. Gaylord was elected second
assistant cashier Mr.. Gaylord has been
teller of the bank since its organization.
George II. Dunston has begun an action
against the Security Warehouse company TO
recover S427.39. the value of Autographed
noteheads and envelopes destroyed in the
Security warehouse fire of last summer.
All members of the Swedish Brothers So
Ciety are requested to meet at the Swedish
Brothers hall Thursday evening, July 10, in
order to make arrangements for the parade
and picnic in connection with the sanger
fest.
The feed mill of Reidel Schroeder & Co..
1t 149S Marshall street, was slightly damaged
by fire about o'clock yesterday morning 1t
caught in the boiler room, but was eXtln-
guished without heavy loss The total dam
age was about $500, fully insured.
Charles W. Little. of Kansas City, presi-
dent Of the National Postoftice Clerks asso-
eiauon. addressed the local association Mon
day night. George A Plummer and George
W.Walker were nominated as delegates to the
national convention at Pittsburg-
The BroWnsOn Catholic club will give their
second annual moonlight excursion on Lake
hinnetonka Tuesday evening, July q, 1891.
Music by Brownson quartette and Ringwalls
orchestra. All friends of the members are
cordially invited to attend. Train leaves
union depot at 6:55 p. m
Louis Hagen has sued Peter Okerlund. T.
C. Berg and T. 4. Ohm for $500. Louis is a
trimmer lie says that. by reason of his con-
pection with bond which he signed, he has
been deprived of the use of $3.50 worth of
property, not enumerated; that he has lost
and been damaged TO the extent OF SJUU. lie
will take 500 less,
Sheriff Swenson is very earnest in trying
to impress upon everybody the necessity of
calling and paying their personal property
tax Through the Indulgence of the county
commissioners the time to pay has been eX-
tended until next Monday All who are
then delinquent viii suffer extra cost and
annoyance, and will create them by their
neglect.
The Bay River Logging company yesterday
fled articles of incorporation. 1t is for the
purpose of constructing and maintaining
booms and such other structures and instru-
mentalities as may be necessary in its bust
ness The capital stock is $4,000. The in
eorporators are John B. AIwater. Samuel
Hill. Samuel Simpson, John l.. Mcclure and
Edward z. Whitney.