St. Paul daily globe., 1891-09-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.


MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The bank clearings yesterday were Sl,49o,-
7C0SS
Col c. NJ. Foote returned from Wisconsin
yesterday laden with political facts.
Judge Hicks made an order yesterday dis
missing the S6J5 damage suit Of Charles Sal
lentine against the st. Louis road.
George l.. Hit will buy cigars to-day and
receive the congratulations of his friends.
He is a father again, and 1t is Il girl
The residents of Independence and Mime
triSta townships, Hennepin county, are pc
titoning the postmaster general for post
Office.
Parties who wish to oppose the opening of
Grand street northeast from Thirteenth TO
Main, should appear at the city hall at = p. m.
To-Day.
The SUNDAY school of the Fifth Avenu e
Congregational church will give harvest
home concert next Sunday evening at 6 30
o'clock.
AT the meeting of the Presbyterian minis
tiers yesterday, the advisabiiity of dividing
the presbytery was discussed, but no action
was taken.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Stella Teel. daughter of MIR. and Mrs. a. p
Tee and Charles Alf Williams, managing
editor of the Tribune.
The council committees on public grounds
and buildings, fire department, gas. printing,
health and hospitals. and paving met yester-
day and audited bills.
Cases of diphtheria at 1913 Seventh street
and 1914 Twentv-tifth avenue south, and
measles at 22S Plymouth Avenue were re-
ported at the health office yesterday.
dwelling house at 3102 Colfax avenue
caught fire yesterday from gasoline stove,
but the fire was eXtinguished without heavy
loss. The accident was due 10 carelessness.
William NJ. McCHne, of the Worthngton
Advance, is i'll town TO attend the harvest
festival. Mr.. McCune said he thought he
would come early and make sure OF front
yeat
Jacob Stout colored. who fell down an
elevator shaft at First street and Second ave
nue. north is dead AbceSs of the liver, due
10 injuries received from the fall, caused
death.
W. 5. Briggs has succeeded in securing the
conviction of all but two of the East side
saloonkeepers arrested for violation of the
Sunday law. A stay of ten days was granted
i'll each case.
DR.. Webb president of tile Wagner Car
company, and j. Kennedy Tod the New
York banker. arrived in Minneapolis over the
500 road Sunday. They are here to attend
the Lowry Robinson wedding.
The colored citizens of Minneapolis will
meet at the residence of Rev. j. W. Dunjee
next FRIDAY night TO discuss the best means
of taking steps to test the Tennessee law on
separate railway coaches for black and white.
The contest over the will of the late Lars
P. Larson came up in the probate court be-
fore Judge Corrigan yesterday and was con-
tinued until to-day. The case promises to be
a very interesting one. as the parties are bit
terly opposed to each other.
Judge and Mrs. j. NJ. Shaw will give a re-
ccption at their home, l4O0 Tenth avenue
south, next Friday evening. IL is i'll honor of
the return home of their daughters. Miss
Mabel from Europe ana Miss Bertha from
Northampton Mass, where she has been at
tending school,
The coroner's jury IN the case of George
L xt-,O Lii la1 ht nl nfrin
day night, after spending Saturday afternoon
and yesterday morning i'll an investigation OF
the case. arrived at Il verdict yesterday TO the
effect that deceased came to his death through
his OWN carelessneSs.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John G. McNair and uelen NJ. Bennett, Bart
Pomarleau and Mary Jrimuel, j 5. Zieeiken
and Gertrude Seitel, {. r. Frasher ana Lena Lens
Kicker II. K. Hudson and Mary j. Medel. W i'll
lam Boulger and Lizzie HavIeau, F.A. Mead
and LIZZIE A. Ledgers.
j. Scott Harrison, of Kansas City Neb.,
brother of President Harrison, who has been
passing a short vacation at Lake Minnetonka,
a,guest of his cousin, Mrs. Z. j. Davenport,
has returned home. He was accompanied by
his sister Mrs =. V. Morris, and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Margaret Morris.
One of the ludcrous features of the district
court yesterday morning was when a clerk,
who did not know that the witness had been
through a railroad accident, insisted that he
raise his right hand when being sworn.
Finally the witness showed an empty right.
sleeve 10 the court, and everybody laughed.
NJ ID. Boyle, an employe of the grocery
firm of YerXa Bros. was recently roped into
a skin game, and was favored with eXpe-
rience in return for $500 of his earnings. He
took stock in a machine for manufacturing
flax into linen, and since that time has heard
nothing of either his money or the machine.
Sarah E. Spauding, wife of DR.. S. NJ.
Spaulding, died SUNDAY evening at $3.50 at
her late home, 2024 Clinton avenue. The
funeral will be private. and will take place
from the house Tuesday afternoon at ,
o'clock. She leaves three children Mrs. Viii
bur S. Tupper. j. Emma, aged sixteen, and
Silsby, aged five.
D The city and humane authorities have in
terested themselves in the case of the un-
fortunate young woman, Ida May Wood. and
are trying 10 find a home for the ilegitimate
child which she tried 10 desert at the Catho-
lie orphan asylum Saturday night. AS soon
as the little one is provided for the mother
will be sent home.
Judge of Probate Corrigan and Sheriff
SWenson returned yesterday from Chicago.
The judge said the weather was intensely
warm in the Windy City while there, and he,
felt well pleased to get home again Sheriff
SWenson took quiet trip down after a Grim
inal, but would give no information further
than to state he was unsuccessful.
The Methodist ministers at their meeting
yesterday morning voted to instruct their
representatives at the Red Wing conference
10 work Tor the memorialiZing of the next
general conference TO make the election of
church stewards and trustees q church cleo
ton instead of quarterly conference elecp
ton. This will mean almost revolution in
church government.
Yesterday morning Col John T. West be-
gan suit against the Twin City Athletic club
TO recover S5779O alleged to be due him.
The complaint states that the club is two
months in arrears for rent amounting 10
$500. The remainder is Tor alterations and
imhurse HIM for, but never did.
Articles incorporating the Minneapolis
Terminal Elevator company were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday. The com
incorporated by r. w. Langdon, r. NJ Lin.
ton. C. L. Langdon, W. G. Ainsworth and F.
Is. Foote, all of Minneapolis. The articles of
incorporation permit the company contract
an Indebtedness OF S2,U00000.