St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-17
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 1860
419S5.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, has at last had a chance
10 decline 4 call, and he has declined it. The
Baptist church at Oshkosh, Wis las eX-
tended a call to MIN. lie Will not go.
Anepidemic of measles has appeared at the
Catholic orphans home. There are already
Ihirty-nine cases. one of which terminated
fatally. Ii is thought the other patients will
recover.
All persons interested in the proposed new
boulevard between Minneapolis and vaZata
are requested TO attend the county commits
siOHers meeting next Monday at the court
house at 10 g. M.
A complaint has been made to The health
department upon the condition of the rooms
at 2l5 Hennepin avenue. occupied by the
nOn-paTtisan ". c. r L, The drain pipes in
the kitchen have become plugged, and two
persons have boon made sick by the impure
air
Forty acres of land, situated in Medina
township, were sold by County Auditor
Ledgerwood Yesterday to NJ. Clasen Jr. The
prlce realized was SIS per acre, which IS
$4.7 over the appraised value. This is the
last plat of ground i'll the county belonging
TO the state school fund.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Julius Marcussen ana Ella Larson. Carl F.
HOgbeTy and Annette +. Lindberg, Hans
Nelson ana Mary PlOugman, James \. Nc
Clary and Emma BTanigan, George a. Nc
Clintic and Clara l.. Babcock. Louis Lunn
and Carrie Anderson, William :. Mitchell
and Bertha j. Foster.
The corOner's jury found Yesterday that
David X. HanscOm's death was due TO his
own carclessness in trying to walk in a place
that had been closed 10 traffic. here was
no evidence obtainable to show just how Mr..
Hanscom was killed or by hat train All
that was clear was that he had no business to
try 10 cross the Tenth avenue bridge.
Cases Of measles at 32i2 Ninth avenue
south, 25l4 Fourth avenue south. 2G09 Fourth
avenue south. 3OI Lake street east. % s Park
avenue. AZ Cedar avenue, 9)3 Eleventh av-
enue north and thirIy-nine cases ri the Cath
ole orphan asylum. and scarlet fever at 2o3t
Polk street northeast were reported a the
health office Yesterday.
Edward a. Sumner has just received notice
that he has been elected Il delegate 10 the
Pan-AmcIican congress. which meets in
Chicago in 1893, while the worlds fair is in
session. Efforts viii be made from now on
TO secure the 1892 convention for Minnea DO
lis in connection with the Republican ma
tiOnal convention.
The installation Of officers of Henrepin
Lodge No. /. 4. F. and A. NJ, will take place
tonight a. Masonic Temple. accompanied by
musical and literary entertainment by Miss
Mena c. HeeGaard, Miss Clara Williams. Miss
May Pierce, Miss Florence Burtis, W. B.
Heath, Miss Pauline Kruger, Miss Josephine
Bruce II. /. Proctor, George NJ. Cornelius
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Hauser.
The West minneapolis Supply company
5ncorporated YESTERDAY The capital stock is
$1,000 4 general merchandise business is
10 be carried on. The incorporators are John
d. Helps. John F. Mcdonald and s. F. G
Blymer. The Crolius. Tucker q Allen Drug
company also incorporated. It's capital
stock is S., 900. The incorporates are Frank
NJ. Crolius, Oscar Tucker and Charles + .
Allen.
J.. Pauly has brought suit in the municipal
court to regain from the assignees Of Charles
ReDOu possession of a showcase valued at
$40 which Rcbou bought from him, and
upo which he has only paid $50 The case
presents delicate question Of law as 10
whether the title to the showcases passed
from Pauly to Rebou when they were deliv-
cred or not as by the terms of The sale it as
TO be a cash transaction.
The Ladies' Dorcas society of Bethesda
Baptist church will hold a fair at Century
hall. which will continue throughout next
week. Music, Rotations. debates and re-
freshments are among the features promised
and the proceeds will be used toward the
completion Of the church building.