St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-02
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were Si,617,
19s IA.
A case of scarletina at 1925 Grand avenue
south, and one of scarlet fever at 3Il2 Grand
avenue
Judge Lochren has returned from his va
cation. He resumed his duties i'll the dis
trlct court yesterday.
The annual meeting of Zurahs Ladies'
society will be held in their rooms at Masonic
Temple to-day at 2:3O p. m.
Eight minor permits for the erection of
buildings, to cost a total of 8, $40, were Is
sued by the building inspector yesterday.
The police made i66 arrests during Septem-
Der. The receipts of the municipal court
were So, 930.55. of which S3,5S4.45 was from
criminal business.
The Jewish new year begins this evening.
ana Rabbi Marks announces that in honor
of the event there will be services in the
synagogue precisely al p. m.
Motion for a new trial in the case of the
East side liquor dealers was denied i'll the
municipal court yesterday. This means that
the cases will be carried to the supreme court.
The two-Storv frame dwelling of George ii.
Coleman, 36O6 Twenty-ninth avenue south.
was burned 10 the ground Wednesday after
noon. with part of the contents, nets a loss of
Sl,500.
The annual meeting OF the Non-Partsan
Central w. c. T. L. will be held at 2l5 Henne-
pin avenue this evening. Reports OF the
years work and the election of officers are
on the programme.
The annual meeting of the Woman's Sui
frage association will be held Saturday, Oct.
s. at p. m. al as Nicollet avenue. Mime
npolis. a full attendance is desired, as i'm
portant business is TO be transacted.
Andrew Mitchell, charged with shooting
several hogs owned by AlonZo Mccoy
nelghbor, was found guilty in the criminal
court yesterday. a two days stay was grant
ed. Sentence will be pronounced Saturday.
During the month just closed there have
been Issued from the building inspectors of
flee 236 permits for buildings, TO cost in the
aggregate SI49, 425, and during the quarter
closing with the month of September sos
33 efmi'' i0F buildings costing " '0'"i OF $685.
Two young men who called themselves in
tidels have called at the w c. r. L. coffee
house for tickets TO the anti-intidel lectures
of II. l.. Hastings of Boston. Intidels and
Ingersolians are asked to attend the lectures,
and if unwilling 10 bear the expense tickets
will be furnished free.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday to
George Thompson and Allie Anderson,
Charles p. Spottswood and Kate Rosemond,
Decimus c. Parson and Annie r. Tucker,
Charley Guslafson and Hulda Wallin, Charles
L. Mccarthy and Elrena Brewer, Charles
Henry Cranham and Margaret Rech.
This evening and during Saturday Rabbi
Marks will deliver appropriate addresses at
the Jewish synagogue. The occasion is the
beginning of the Jewish religious year, and
The third day of october, this year, is the
first day of the month Tishri in the Jewish
year 5652.
John Fowley. a colored deaf mute, was
run over and had four toes cut off while try
ing TO board moving electric train at the
corner of Ninth street and Fourth avenue
south yesterday fternoon. He was taken to
st. Anthony hospital, where an amputation
was performed by DR.. Zier.
The Moore Wood Working Machine COM
pany, which lost its entire plant in the re-
cent elevator fire, will resume business as
soon as its valuable machinery can be built.
1t not only lost its machines, but ali pat
terms, and the latter will have to be first
made and then the machines. 1t is thought
thlssWlll require from TWO to three months.
At meeting of the employees of the Gil
lette-H erzog company yesterday a subscrp-
ton fund was started for the benefit of Mrs.
Myrick. the mother of the boy who was
killed there Tuesday afternoon. and also for
the defense of Bergman, the accused MUIR
derer or young Myrick. The company sub
scribed $500 to the fund.-
The central committee of the Y p s. c. E.
city UNION met Wednesday evening at the
central Y. NJ. G.. \. rooms and elected Harry
Thompson, president to succeed DR.. James
Gray, resigned. committee, consisting of
James Chapman, ;7:S,5.d Colgrove, George NJ.
Walker, Miss Fannie Jaques and II. ID. Ir
win. was appointed to arrange programmes
OF meetings for the winter.
Gustave Brasseur and Eugene Fink, the
two young fellows charged with having set
fire to Emil Ferrant's house a week or so ago.
and who were Wednesday bound over TO the
grand jury for the larceny of some of Mr..
Ferrants clothing, were arraigned yesterday
on the charge of Arson in the second degree.
They secured a continuance until Tuesday
next to allow them to get counsel.
Knablach Bros, the Washington avenue
shoe dealers, have LEASED from II. n. Peck
the forty-four foot lot on Washington ave-
nue.. now occupied by the stores of Weinicke
d Doerr and William Linehan. A new brick
building four stories in height, will take the
place OF the frame structures which now
occupy the ground. Messrs. Knablach d
Co have also leased the store on Nicollet
avenue now occupied by Oscar the tailor,
andwill connect it with the new building by