St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were SSH
513.3L
The funeral of the late Mrs. R. L. Stllman
was held at o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the family residence, 2l20 Third ave
nue. south.
\ case of measles at 1924 Ninth street south
and one Of scatrletina at l403 East twenty
second street were reported at the health
office yesterday.
The dog polsoner is abroad in Northeast
Minneapolis between Eighteenth and Tween
ty-secOnd avenues northeast. Within week
eight dogs. some of them valuable ones, have
died.
EVERYDAY Corresponding Secretary Drew,
of the local committee on the Sons of Neter-
ans encampment receives notification OF
more visitors to the encampment Six camps
have already entered for the competitive
drill
on account of the crowded condition of
the schools the school board committee on
buildings has arranged for the leasing of sew
eral stores and churches for the needed room.
Three or four new buildings could be used to
advantage.
John 7. Palmer. guardian of tie two TullY
children, after fighting the petition for his
removal and proving the charges preferred
against him by Agent Tatro baseless, has re-
signed the guardianship of the children. A
new guardian will be appointed.
The Revere Rubber company, of Boston,
has decided to open branch house in Min
neapolis for the Northwestern trade. F. O..
Davis will be manager. The headquarters of
the company will be at 2lS NicOllet avenue.
Five floors will be occupied
Mrs. Laura Brennan was given sole control
of her little child by the district court yester-
dav She has had 10 support the family for
over two years. Her husband, Thomas Bren-
nan does nothing but odd jobs. and spends
most of what he gets for that in drink.
Meat Inspector Davis has condo mned dur
ing the month Of July, meat as follows:
Veal Loss; fresh beef, 1893; salt beef, 22O ;
fresh pork, 80; salt pork, 95; pork sausage,
60: summer sausage. %; ham, Is; homeless
ham 500; fish. 1I5. Total, > $50 pounds.
The Royal Egg Macaroni company is en-
deaYCring TO secure MODIFICATION OF the
freight rates on their goods. They have been
shipping them at secOnd-class rates, but be-
ieve that they should be allowed to ship at
fourth-class rates, The same as for crackers.
The Wesley NJ. E. Church society took out
. permit yesterday 10 string electric wires for
the illumination OF large cross to be placed
on TOD of the church steeple. Fifty-two IN
candescent lights viii be used aud the work
will cost $500.
Three young men who were arrested by
Police officer Andrew Erickson q few days
since on charge of disorderly conduct, and
who were discharged by the municipal cour
III The morning, have preferred charges &c
the mavor against officer Erickson, alleging
undue severity.
Next week Tuesday the letter carriers VIII
hold their annual picnic at Spring Park
The 81. Paul carriers viii probably be invited
10 join in The outing. There will be a pro
gramme of much interest, including among
its events moonlight excursion, athletic
games ana dancing
The remains Of A D. Reed, the former Min
neapolis real.estate man who was found dead
in his claim shanty at Iron River, Wis. were
brought TO the city yesterday and the funeral
took place yesterday morning from the fam
fly residence, 1911 Hawthorn avenue.
Judge Hicks returned from his vacation
yesterday. Judge Pond is enjoying his
summer outing on the wheat-shocked prai-
rms of South Dakota. Judge Hooker hs:
not yet taken his summer TOUR, and the
question whether he VIII or not has no
been definitely settled by the court.