St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,060,-
e91.lS.
The Butchers Retail association will hold
meeting tonight.
Rev. H.. NJ. Simmons will deliver the ad-
dress before the graduating class of the
Rochester high school June Il.
Cases of measles at 2S1S Riverside avenue
and ZIG Twenty-third avenue south were re-
ported at the health office yesterday.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Otto Mattson and Annie
Christine Holm, John Bedford and Mary
Patterson.
Rev. Arthur T. Pierson will deliver an ad-
dress on Missions this evening in Central
Baptist church. There is to be Young
peoples missionary rally
EX-Ald. George II. Warren has compro-
missed his vicious dog case bv navino tho
complaining witness so. The case against
was dismissed yesterday morning.
special collection for Manchester college
was taken up al Westminster church SUNDAY
morning, and S2,G02 was subscribed The
amount was larger than was expected.
The Fifth Universalist society. in North
minneapolis. has secured site at the corner
OF seventeenth and Dupont avenues. and
has IN view the erection of q handsome
church.
William R Dobbyn, of Minneapolis, and
y; M. Metcalt, of ST. Paul, will represent
minnesota at the Imperial council of the
Mystic Shrine, which convenes at Niagara
this week.
Pat Keefe, teamster, was fined s. vester-
DAY Tor driving over a sidewalk with his
loaded wagon. He was also reprimanded
and warned that a second offense would ba
much more expensive.
Charles Shibley, the well known local musi-
cian, has created such a favorable i'm preston
IN Lake city few weeks ago that he has
Deen asked TO furnish the music for the com
mencement exercises there next THURSDAY.
William
arrested Sunday afternoon in Marvs apart
ments under compromising circumstances
Raymond was fined SIS and Mary went to
the workhouse for sixty days 10 reflect upon
her lndlscreet conduct.
The running of cars on the Cedar avenue
street cal line will be discontinued TO-DAY on
account OF sewer work which has been be-
gun on that thoroughfare and il is not
hkely that the line will be put in operation
healn untll the electric line is completed
Sheriff Swenson arrested William War6eld
IN an up town boarding house YESTERDAY.
While he was in the act of eating his dinner
Warheld was out on bail and has 10 answer
an lhdlctment preferred against him by the
sfaIu Jury Tor taking part i'll a shooting
affair Ill Hamilton's saloon recently
number of the residents of the Eighth
ward are complaining that their flower beds
nave Deen despolled of late. Blossoms have
peen piucked in the most ruthless fashion.
anu IN come cases small plants have been
n.
attention of the police has been called to the
matter VIZ
samuel Place and H. Brown, Laura Nichols
and Lottle Webster a quartette of rcd-hot
ana dead game sports who took drive in n
single buggy Saturday afternoon and carried
Their hllarity so far as to disturb the neoce
were arraigned in the police court yesterdav
Ihe elddy girls pleaded guilty and were as
sessed $40 each The two men stood trial
them. 0P0-
g. f. Nelson, whose paper mill in Enst
minneapolis was so badly damaged by fire n
week ago: has contributed 500 to the fire.
mems relief association in appreciation of
good work done. The greater portion of the
debris has been removed, and the machinery
is found to be in much better shape than was
expected. The insurance of SD 900 will prob
ably be sufficient TO cover the actual damage
The council committee OH gas was to hay
met yesterday afternoon. but failed of q
quorum. Those present discussed plans for
removing some of the gasoline lamps from
the outlying districts of the city TO points
farther down town. Nothing definite was
agreed upon. but il is likoly the committee
will recommend the removal of gasoline
lamps at several points and the substitution
OF electric light.