St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

A case of measles at 1922 Fremont avenue
north was reported at the health Office yester-
day.
Aft. NJ. Geesaman, Of Geesaman & Murphy,
left for Pennsylvania last evening. He was
accompanied by his wife and daughter.
Patrolman A. Winquist, of the Third pre-
cinct, was suspended by Chief henderson
yesterday on a charge Of drunkenness.
The schedule of James r. Snow. the grocer
who recently assigned, according TO the
schedule filed yesterday, is. assets, Sl,426. 45;
liabilities, Sl,29476.
The contract for the stone work on the Y.
NJ. G. A building has been let to Downs
Bros. James Carlisle & Sons will do the IN
side work.
Yesterday morning the Methodist minis
tiers held their last meeting before Septem-
Der Among other things they discussed the
division of the Minnesota conference. Sen
tment was divided
The bank clearings yesterday were S1yS;-
222.69. The total clearings for the month
of June amount TO S.3.6l5,e 80, a decided
increase over June 1890. when they were Sl9,-
500, 69l.16 The totals for June, 1882 were
SIC, 400, 427.24
There was party of business men from
MedfOrd, Wis, in town yesterday, and they
come to indnCe the 500 Railroad company
10 build a branch line to MedfOrd. Med
ford's only railroad now is the Wisconsin
Central.
NuUlDeIS
engaged i'll selling tickets for the police pen
sion fund benefit to be given at the BlJOu
theater next week, and thus far have met
with good success. One officer in the First
precinct has already disposed of fifty tickets.
The deaf mutes of the Twin Cities will
have joint basket picnic and bus ride
10 Lake Harriet on the 4th A special lnYl-
tation is extended 10 all deaf mutes and their
friends throughout the state. Tug Of war,
sack races creased pole, etc, will be the or
der of the day.
An autopsy was held yesterday morning
by Coroner Byrnes upon the remains OF
James Brickey who died suddenly at his
boarding house, on Hennepin avenue, on
Monday afternoon, and it was found thar his
death was the result OF apopleXy. The re-
mains viii be shipped to relatives in Colum-
bus, Ind, to-day.
Miss Esther Pugh. of Ohio, national treas
urer of the W. Z. T. T., and Mrs. Buell., OF
New York, national corresponding secretary,
viii be I'm Minneapolis next Sunday on their
way TO Chicago from Winnipeg. 1t Is likely
they will deliver addresses here If arrange
ments can be made.
Cymarodion, an organization of Welsh citi-
Eens, was decided upon Monday evening at
Dyers hall, the object being to study Welsh
art music and literature. There are great
many WelShmen in Minneapolis. A general
meeting will be called soon and effect per
manent organization.
A police alarm was received al , o'clock
yesterday afternoon over the private wire
from the First National bank. and posse
of officers was sent TO the spot at once, but
upon investigation the alarm was found to
have been the result of a cross between the
bank wire and the telephone wire.
Clinton Morrison. vice president Of the
Minneapolis Harvester works. says the state
ment to the effect that the works have been
permanently closed are entirely without au-
thorty. While changes will be made in the
management, the works Will run as hereto
fore, and it Is expected the product will be
largely increased.
During the past month the fire department
responded to forty-six alarms, twenty-six OF
which were from boxes and twenty still
month was S13.25J on Buildings and Sl.0O0 on
household goods ana the insurance on the
pr0nerty destroyed was S4S7, 900 on buildings
and S75 coo Oh stock.
The following parties obtained marriage
licenses yesterday: r. E. While and Mary
+. Leaman, Edward SyOsted and Bertha
Peterson, Edward c. Benner and Mary r.
Morgan, GOtfried BOehme Jr and Susie
Cook, James Churchill and Lizzie Hunncke,
August krantZ and Sophia Anderson.
The contract between the street railway
company and the postoffice departm ent eX
pired yesterday. Under its provisions the
company received 500 from the postOttice.
and every carrier could ride as often as he
pleased on payment of s.. 10 per month. The
street railway company viii not renew the
contract. Instead, the postofice will buy
checks at three cents each and give them to
the carriers that need them.