St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-31
sIINNEAPOLIs GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
651.23.
4 case of diphtheria at 100 Morgan avenue
north and one Of measles at l340 Twenty MIN
street south. were repJI.eu AT me AealIn o.
ice yesterday.
1Ionaghan's gambling house, over the Mon
Ogram saloon, is said to have been touched
for $500 in q game Of craps by couple OF
green-lOOking fellows.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles r. Aldrich and Lydia E. Gibbs Den
MISS Finn ana Nellie Mccarthy, arthur y.
Andrews and Helen =, kiukle.
The 500 took about 300 Uuiversalists to Os-
ceOIa yesterday on pleasure trip. ana some
200 members Of the Lutheran Church OF
Minneapolis for their picnic 10 Spring ParK
VIA the Great Northern.
Please remember the Humane society bene-
fit At Lake Harriet this evening. Tickets are
on sale at The principal drug stores through
ont The city and at the Office OF the Humane
society 6l2 Wright block
g. Is. Aldrich and Miss Lillian Gibbs were
married at high noon yesterday at me u.
Paul's Episcopal church. Mr.. Aldrlcn mas
been teacher or wood carving at the state
university for three years and IS nightly es-
teemed.
senator Durant entertained a number OF
the local members OF th2 b. =. .. E. at sui
water yesterday. Mayor Winston, VINO was
also invited to be present IS authority Tor the
statement that the gathering had no bearing
upon politics
Charles e. Young. the well-knOWn job
printer. is very seriously i'll with pneumonia
and may not recover. Mr. Young IS up
wards of sixty years OF age. and is a brother
of Judge Austin H. Young. He is pioneer
MInneapOlltan.
Carl Benson, who was sentenced to Jail for
fOrtv-fve DAYS for taking S4.d0 Tram the
Scandal bank. viii have 70 ma new BOARD
ing house. His time expires tomorrow, ana
he viii be turned out. de manIfesIs no grle1
al The prospective separation
Frank Olmstead a teamsteI in the employ
OF Pratts express. broke his right leg Whlle
unloading a trunk from his wagon at 3l44
Columbus avenue He was removed in the
central station patrol wagon to ms nome, NO.
513 Indiana avenue southeast
The Norwegian Y. NJ. c. a. took out a per
nit Yesterday to construct its new building,
and work viii be begun az once. The struc-
tuue will be located at 2UOO and 20J2 riverside
avenue and viii be built of brick and stone.
The cost viii be about $4,000
Mrs. T. N. Jordan. OF AnOka. who has been
very ILL., died Saturday night, July p. al =
o clock at the residence OF her daughter. Mrs
!. J. smith. 1921 Bryant avenue south The
remains were taken 10 AnoEa MOnday morn
ing. She was eighty-three years old.
The board Of equalization has cancelled
the assessment Of the new milling syndicate
and ordered that it be levied against the sew
eTal mills. The assessment on Augsburg
board VIII meet again to-day al 10 p m
The Minneapolis grain and elevator men
are comforting with the North Dakota kali
road and Warehouse commission relative to
new series Of rules adopted by the commits
sion. The elevator men say that the new
rules VIII hinder the handling Of the crop.
Wellington D. Whiting, the missionary who
was recently reported to have been murdered
In China. was a brother Of Mrs. A, Warner,
of 2Sl3 stevens avenue. and was quite We'll
know IN MINNEAPOLIS Mrs. arner IS pros
traIed by the sad news Of her brother death.
Ed johnson. q sewer laboreE employed in
the big tunnel on Second street northeast
near Broadway. was overcome Yesterday
morning by dynamite fumes arising from the
blasts. lie was removed 10 MS nome. Ib0l
Fifth street south and IL IS believed he Will
recover.
Residents along the Hennepin avenue
boulevard complain OF the slOwness which
CharacIeriZes The work on the sewers IN that
district. They argue that the city should not
allow half holidays for Derby day and other
like occasions while SO much WOrK remains
10 be done.
The bridging of the railroad tracks is rap
idlv nearing completion. The iron work for
the unfinished half OF the Washington ave
nue. bridge Is being put in place and graders
are now at work upon the approaches TO the
Third street bridge. The new freight house
of the Great Northern IS TO be built al once.
Coroner Bvrnes was called TO 907 Seventh
avenue eDAL4 AEeLrI4uA 10 44Ah GSt--dNC Us 10
the cause OF the death OF an infant It was
found that the child. whose mother died at
the city hospital q few days ago. only
weighed two pounds and was less than one
foot in length. J he coroner found that it
died from natural causes
The secondhand and junk dealers appear
TO be under the impression that when the
mavOr suspended the enforcement Of the
clause governing peddIers. his orders applied
10 The entire DaWn-brOEers ordinance. This
Is gr tho there only rrvO
DAYS left for the payment of the license,
there VIII probably be some tall hustIing.
Al the meeting Wednesday night the Park
Avenue Improvement ASSOCIATION discussed
the cleaning Of the asphalt on Park avenue.
IT was decided that hereafter the cleaning
snail be paid for by a small assessment upon
the abUtuug property in addition 10 that
levied for other street purposes. and the
council viii be asked TO authorize this spe-
cial tax
The building inspector has mailed Russia
bound copies OF the laws and regulations
governing his department 10 the building in
spectOrs of the lZ6 largest cities III the cOun-
try Accompanying the inspectors pam
phlet is folder from the exposition, folder
from the Business Men's union, and copy
of the report Of the department of health
FOR June.
There are now twenty-fOur prisoners in abe
county iail. one charged with criminal as
saulI and rape in Wright county one for
criminal assault, two for bastardy, one await
ing trial. the other serving time for the
offense. his time viii expire IN two weeks;
three whites and four Indians, United States
prisoners. Tor selling liquor TO Indians; thIr-
teen awairiug the action Of the grand jury.
The committee on salaries Of the board of
charities and corrections met at the mayor 5
ONCE yesterday morning and began upon the
HrduOus task Of revising the salary lists of
the various departments under its direction.
It is stated that the committee VIII not rec
Ommend any great changes. The salary OF
Supt. Snyder viii be fixed at the figure
named in the original draft Of the charities
and corrections bill.