St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were Sl,976,-
672.7S
Union lodge. I. 0. G. T, has public in
slallation tonight at the lodge room. Lake
street. and Lyndale avenue.
C. H Hall was yesterday fined $ for beat
ing his little grandson. The complaint IN
this case was made by Agent Tatro.
Fred Lee was yesterday sent 10 the reform
school. Fred is ilcOrrigible, and his father.
c. V. Lee, said be could no longer control
him.
Prof. O. V. Tousley has been offered the
presidency Of the University Of South Da-
koIa. al Vermillion. He says he Will not
accept.
Dorothy E. the two-months-old daughter Of
Nj and Mrs Victor J. WEIGH. died Tuesday
al Excelsior Of cholera infantum very sud
denly
Dr.. SALEM Elizabeth Heady. of Chicago.
viii lecture under salvation Army auspices
at Market hail this evening on Dark Places
II Large Cities
". @. Nve. past grand master of Minnesota
Odd Fellows. this morning received hand
some gold past grand master jewel the gift
Of the grand lodge
Cases OF measles at 1890 First avenue sonth,
23I5 Eleventh avenue south and 1917 twenty
second avenue south. were reported at the
health office yesterday.
The Lucy HAYES ". c. T. {. will have a
basket meeting at the Davidson camp Ken
wood. Cedar AXE. this afternoon. All mem
bers invited: bring baskets.
The drst case TO arise under the board of
edUcauOus new rule Of no marriage for
teachers Is that Of Ms. A j. Nash. She has
been dropped because she dared wed.
There Is some talk of beginning the manu-
facIure OF glass butter Jars al the Minneap-
oils glass works The YATES Kennedy Com
panv of Des MOines. 10. owns the patent.
The house furnishing firm OF Mingo & Co.
have fled an inventory OF their credits and
assets in the matter OF their insolvency.
Their assets foot up S4S9-59; debts are S692.4l.
In the case Of J. ". Chase and Wife VS..
The New York Mortgage and Loan Company
Judge Hooker finds FOR the defendant The
action was 10 have debt declared null and
void on account Of UsuTv.
Tuesday evening at Miss Maude Bishop.
daughter Of James II. Bishop, was married
10 Hugh R. LOudOn at The residence OF Mr..
Bishop. 56S Sixth avenue north. The we'd
ding was quiet affair.
Minneapolis butchers say that the price of
meats Is going down. Beef that cost cents
per pound a few months ago now costs only
4I2 or cents. The market is oYerstocked.
PORK is the only meat going up.
The antiquarian booksellers are circulat.
ing a petition asking the city council to make
aneXceptiOn Of book dealers in the ordinance
regulating pawnbrOkers recently passed. The
petition is being generally signed by men of
literary tastes in the city.
A D. Ripple. who is charged with the
larceny OF a gOlQ WatCl. cQaln ana IOckeI
from J. D. NichOl, and who waived eXamina-
ton in the police court on Tuesday. appeared
again yesterday and asked that he be given q
hearing. He viii have one today.
Supt Henderson has issued an order in
structing policemen 10 wear their stars con
spicuouSly displayed on their left breasts
when riding on the street cars or that they
viii have 10 pay fare. This order is issued al
the request Of the street railway company 10
avoid mistakes.
Nette and Mary Griswold. nineteen and
seventeen years old. respectively. from
Baruesville. Mimi, applied for aid at the
associated charities yesterday. stating that
they were in TOO poor health 10 earn q living
Mary claimed 10 be married. but says her
husband viii not support her.
Cal Traylor the wel!-known sharper and
genteel crook who bobbed mp Serenelv in
MINNEAPOLIS a few days since after an alb
seuce of tour or five years. has left the civ
On Tuesday. by special request. he visited
Supt henderson. and was Informed thai his
presence was not desired.
= man calling himself John naverly was
arrested on the street yesterday with a plush
sacQUe in his possession. which he could not
satisfactorily account for. An expressman
identified the garment as having been tsken
from a load Of household goods which he
was moving. Haverly will have a chance 10
explain TO the court to-day
The regular monthly meeting of the cham
Der OF commerce was held yesterday. Twelve
new members were elected as follows: Bern
ard GerlOch, Red Wing; c. I. Harris W D.
Sammis. Arthur c. Dyer. a D. King Alvin
II. POehler, Charles R. Tubbs E. E. Mitchell
j. H. smith, GuStaYe f. Eve. William A.
Townsend and Edward Leroy Brown, Mime
spolis.
he new stock yards road viii be built
Gentlemen who are interested in the stock
yards and property adjacent TO the road have
decided TO advance Ii money, and the
graders viii be put on the line al once. The
new thOroughfare IS about mile and q halt
long, extending from Broadway to the city
limits, and runs parallel with the St Paul &
Duluth tracks large part Of the way.
The TWO cOlored women who caused a dis
graceful disturbance and otherwise acted il
a very unladylike manner at the cOlored Ode
Fellows picnic Tuesday appeared in The
police court yesterday morning under The
names Of Mary Anderson and Minnie John
son. and were fined SO each for their indls
cretiou. Al Buckley. one Of the rlen en-
gagged in the row. was also brought in, bu
his case vas continued until to-day.