St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,663.
143. -.
The Russian family, who have been in
quarantine, have gone on TO Dickinson. n. ID.
The Sunday saloon cases set for yesterday
were continued until this afternoon at
o'clock.
Coroner Byrnes will not hold an inquest in
the case of Jacob DietZ, who WAS killed on
the 500"
A telegram from Mayor Winston received
III this city yesterday states that he will be
home tomorrow.
a little girl living at 1926 Clinton avenue
suayed away from the union depot Wednes-
day and has not been found.
Among the pleasantest anticlpations OF the
musical season are the events to be given
next week al the Lyceum by the Austrian
Juvenile band.
The corner stone of the Ebenezer Lutheran
church, Twenty second street and Twenty
eight avenue south, will be laid next Sunday,
weather permitting.
The harvester works in South Minneapolis
Will not be ready 10 start much before the
first of the year. 1t is expected that they will
be kept III operation for about year.
At the Park Avenue Congregational church
tonight and at the First Presbyterian church
Monday night G. ". Leitch will deliver an
illustrated lecture on Life and Mission
York in India"
meeting in the interest of wome- s home
Methodist church last evening. Mrs. ingalls,,
Mrs. Abbie c. Morrow and others addressed
the congregation.
The grand jury was in session only three
hours yesterday, and that time was devoted
To the assault case against Elof Peterson.
The jury Will resume The gambling investiga-
ton this morning.
W. W Price of the firm of s. C. Gale, has
received word that his wife, who left this
city some DAYS ago to visit relatives in Sc
IL fO iHro TIo inf
Tor Sedalla last night
Mrs. Louise Jewell Manning gave an ad-
dress at the rooms of the 'Shwara 1heosophi-
cal society in the New York Life building
Things Taught by Theosophy."
An unknown thief snatched a pocketbook
from George Andrews, a gardener, at the
market Thursday afternoon, but he was
tripped up and the pocketbOOk recovered be
fore he had gone far. He escaped in the
crowd.
The Homeopathic society has appointed
committee to inquire into the discrimination
made against them by the life insurance
companies, who refuse TO accept an exami-
nation OF "a risk made by homeopathic
physician.
The Bonnen divorce case. which was men
toned as having been heard by Judge Hcok-
er recently. in secret was heard in open
court NOV. II. and 10 attempt made at con-
cealment. This statement is made in Justice
TO the court
Robert Brooks, for upwards of forty-six
years resident in Minneapolis and Mime
sofa, died at his residence, 1909 Clinton ave
nne, Wednesdav evening. at the age of eighty
nine years. Mr.. Brooks was a native of
Glass county, Scotland.
The trouble between the typograph ical
union and the Tribune Job Printing COM
pany was settled AT q meeting of the union
last night. The committee reported that the
men discharged had been let go through
misunderstanding, and there The matter was
dropped.
Building Inspector Hazen has ordered that
the men who have been working i'll the North
Star ruins be taken out, as the walls are dan
gerous. Contractor Summers began the work
OF razing the North Star ruins TO the ground
this morning. The walls will be taken down
10 the second story.
Robert Fairweather gram commission n err
chant claims the honor OF shipping the first
cargo Of barley direct from the city to Eng
land; all rail as far as New York. A portion
of the shipment is already on the way and
the remainder will follow in a few DAYS. II
amounts TO 5000 bushels.
The FOlkebladet. a Norwegian weekly and
the recognized organ Of the United Norwegi-
an church, has printed all editorial asking
Ala. Rand 10 resign. OH the ground that, in
stead OF representing the Sixth ward he is
misrepresenting the scandinavian people,
Cases of measles at 211 Cedar avenue Gil
Fremont avenue north, 2511 Edmund avenue
south, 40 Thomas avenue SOufh DIG Eight
Girard avenue north and 500 Twenty fifth
avenue north, scarletina at 1921 Taylor ave
nue. northeast and diphtherla at No. u Ninth
streetnorth we're reported atthe health office
yesterday.
The report has reached Minneapolis from
Chicago that Tim Byrnes was IN that CITY
Wednesday, Fastening home He said thai
1fhe had been home the reported Indictment
would not have been issued. as the whole
thing amounted to only mistake in relation
TO the limit OF his powers as a real estate
agent forMrs. GoodTich. He said he would
nave no trouble IN squaring matters
Jacob Scheffer's Woman's Relief corps has
elected the following officers for the season:
President, Mrs L. Leubner; senior vice presi-
cent Mrs. X. Swaggert; junior vice presi-
dent, ). KEGS; secretary, Miss r. Cantieny:
treasurer, Miss NJ. Blesi; chaplain Mrs G.
Bader: conductor Mrs X. Keen; guard
Mrs. a. Commers; assistant conductor Miss
c. Swaggert.
Al the annual election of L. P. Plummer
Camp No. 9, Sons of Veterans held Thurs
day evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Commander,
j. Grutsch: senior vice commander j. A.
Foss; junior vice commander. c. NJ Locke;
camp council, j. A. Foss. II. H. Martens X
Thomas; delegate TO division encampment,
Charles Lobb; alternate, r. c. Snder
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Ernest f. Barr and Lillian Vance Michael
Connors and Mela Posse, Daniel C. Hagen
and Marie HOel, Alfred Lund and Annie
Donaldson, Lucien j. Hatton and Ellen De-
laney CLAUS j. Ness and Bertha Pet erson
William Healey and Mary Holleck, William
Is. Alexander and Carrie E. Swanson. Gus
TAI A. johnson and Matilda L. G. Johnson