St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank cleariugs yesterday were s1,1O4,-
1910.
Judge Canty and his stenographer, Gus NJ
Wing. have returned from Chicago.
Judge COrrigan yesterday married John
Rahlin and johanna NJ. Anderson. They
were never happier and never will be.
G. F. Warner has announced that he will
at once set about rebuilding his home at
Cedar lake which was burned Saturday last.
A case Of scarlet fever at 211S Seventeenth
avenue, and Of diphtneria at 200 Second
street north were reported at the health Of
fee yesterday.
Miss May Brewer, night operator at the
telephone exchange, will leave tomorrow
for Fox Lake, Wis. where she VIII spend the
next three weeks with her parents.
The funeral Of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs James E. Wood ord Will occur at their
residence, 2420 BlaIsdeIl avenue, to-day at
2:30 o. m. TO which all friends Of the family
RIe invited.
E. Green and number of other Hebrews
are agiIatiug the formation of an orthodox
congregation and the building Of synagogue
TO be known Gs Emanuel Synagogue. Sub
EcTpuOns are called for.
The members OF the Lowry Hill Congrega-
tiOnal church are happy. They have re
celved telegram from Rev. Harlan Beach
that the call extended TO him has been ac-
cepted. He promises to write the particulars
of the acceptance.
The ". c. 7. [. is preparing third chill
drens freSh-alr excursion TO FalrhaYen.
Stevens county, on Wednesday next The
party Will number twenty children, who, IN
der the care of Mrs. Flemming, will spend
week at Fairhaven.
Sheriff Swenson filed the role of auction
Ger for 4 few brief minutes yesterday after
noon. He sold several cases of wine, cigars
and other comfortable supplies on an exc
eutiOn of Janney, Semple & Co., issued
against d. a. Allen.
The board OF county commissioners Of
Hennepin met yesterday afternoon and
waded through q quantity of routine bus
mess. They did little beyond granting some
licenses, ordering few bills paid and allow
Ing few tax rebates.
The council committees on public grounds
and buildings, fire department, gas paving,
health and hospitals ana printing all held
sessions Yesterday afternoon. but the princi-
pal business any of them transacted was the
auditing Of expense bills.
Police Officer Auerbaeh has been suspend
ed by Supt- henderson. pending an invest
CATION as to charges of sleeping while on
duty. Auerbach is one Of the newly ap-
pointed officers, and on this account the
mayor will probably show some little lenience
toward him.
Eva Adelia orion wants a divorce from
Cyrus 4. Orion on the grounds Of drunken
ness and cruelty. She wants alimOny and
money to pay lawyer to disunite her hus-
with process at jamestown, y. Y. There
will be no judgment Tor thirty days.
The residents along Thirty-f1rst street are
still grumbling about the treatment which
they have received at the hands Of the street
railway company. and at the next meeting
OF the council Will petition that body to re
Quire that every other car on the First ave
nue. line run from the Thirty first street juno
ton TO Lake Harriet.
Edgar II. Allen. clerk in the employ of J .
". Day 4 Co., was arrested yesterday after
noon on q peace warrant sworn out by his
wife, Ida L. Allen. III her complaint Mrs.
Allen sets forth that Edgar threatened. Oh
July II, TO Kill her, and that she now has
good reason to believe that if not restrained,
he viii carry out his threat.
A horse belonging to Louis Prutz, a rag
dealer. ran away in South Minneapolis yes
terday afternoon about o'clock. ana PrutZ
was thrown from the wagon near the corner
OF TWenty-eighth street and Chicago avenue
and badly cut about the head and face. His
body was also somewhat bruised, and ii is
feared he was injured internally. He was
taken in the South side patrol wagon TO the
city hospital.
At the next meeting Of the license commit
tee OF the council, which will occur on
Thursday, the recently eI ted pawnbrokers
license viii come up for consideration. The
junk peddlerS viii present petition 10 be
exempted from the ordinance and the sec
Ond-hand men will urge the committee not
TO exempt them. The pawnbTOkers will also
ask that the time for the redemption OF
pledged articles be curtailed, and Aid
Flanders viii submit his amendment.