St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-13
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank cleaIings yesterday were S1,947,-
Ia. G5.
The second day of the thira Halpern trial
passed OF Without anything new being
brought out in the evidence Spectators
were very few
Last month there were but nine recruits
Tor the | nited States army enlisted in Min
neaDolis. The unusual demand for labor is
believed 10 have caused the shortage.
The Fortnightly club viii meet at the pub
lie library tonight at O'Clock. The subject
Is The religion Of China Before The Time
of Confucius. Everybody invited
DAMS orch estTa viii tour Southern Min
nesOta, leaving this morning. The soloists
are Frank Dauz Jr.. Charles Free man, ".
d. Laird, Emil Straka, Miss Clara Williams,
the vocalist and Miss Mena Heegard.
The remains Of the late Stuart NcNair. son
OF isaac hcNaiE who died in san Francisco.
Cal, on the 5ih lust, VIII be inferred at Lake
wood on Saturday morning. Nov. Il. at 9:45
g. L.. leaving the union depot at S:15 a. m
Cynthia a. Wlnegarden files a complaint in
which she states that she was married TO
Jesse c. Ninegarden at Lincolu. Neb, July
:, 1883. and thai he deserted her three months
lateE She wants divorce.
The Union iron works cast Yesterday at
their foundry an engine pulley sixteen feet
IN diameter, tOrty-inch face. weighing thir-
teen ions This Is the largest casting ever
made in the state.
Capt. West has handed in his resignation
to the board Of charities and corrections.
The resignation Is in the hands OF Superin-
IendenI snyder. the secretary Of the board
He viii not diyulge the contents of the
letter
board OF TRACE has been in Minneapolis for
several days comforting with local capitalists
III regard to the provision of direct railway
communication between hearney and Min
neapolis.
The transit house for the practical teaching
nj a - r1r1iy- * bal
The building i twelve feet high and stands
in the rear of the main building : il stands
complete and equipped with Instruments it
cost $500.
Andrew A Lindhjenu. sixty years of age
was Sent to the Rochester insane asylum yes
terday. lie spent three months in the asylum
last year but his cure doesn't seem to have
been permanent. He is insane on the sub
Ject OF religion.
\ la Crosse. Wis special saws that Louis
Thompson slater from Minneapolis fell
from the cupola Of the new CITY hail while at
work yesterday. lie fell 100 feet. striking the
scafiolding on the way. He was picked up
dead and horribly mangied.
On he 2lst of this month new comic "a
per VIII appear in Minneapolis Ii Will be
published IL Swedish anG viii be called
Friskythel. Ninlen Naener will be the
editor and Gus Nicklund VIII be associated
with him ii the publication.
Cases Of measles ut 1915 Sixth street north
81 Twelfth avenue south. I4l6 Washington
avenue south. 2153 Eighth street north. 1914
Sixth street north; diphtueria at II south
Eleventh street and scarlet fever at ~ East
Grant street and 40 TaYiOr street were re-
ported al the health Office yesterday.
4 subcommittee has Deen appointed BY the
general Republican convention committee,
which viii interview the prominent business
men Of the city 10 see how many of them ex-
pecl TO attend the meeting OF the Republican
national committee 10 be held III Washing
ION on the 23d-
The Christian Endeavor people Of Mime
apOlIS are disposed to speak rather harshly of
Rev. J. }. Fande for his having requested
the disarmament Of the J. p : G. E OF
Fande Is too narroW-minded 10 appreciate
the good work of. the society.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday 10
Arthur Swanson and Mary Lundberg. Peter
Erickson and Sarah J Lorher. TeIespore
Coulombe and Leoune Lefebvre. Ole Hanson
and Emeiine Smith. Kittel NoFaas and Jose
prime SatheT. Joseph RosskOwick and Kon-
Stoueia BaltrOwrey, Ole Sanford and Celie
johnson.
The street railway company has decided to
dispense with The services of The brakemen
on the inIerGrban line. The akefn en- were
put on that line when il was expected 10 run
Two traliers with one high-speed motor
They have been running but one trailer and
x Is claimed that there Is no necessity for 8
brakeman.
Joseph Francis. the lannon's inventor of all
the life-saving appliances in use by the
nlted States hfe-saying service, is about
ready TO turn over TO the library board those
books and pam phlets containing a complete
history Of the rise Of the life-saviRg service.
which he offered 10 present 10 The board last
spring.
Wednesday evening, Nov. Is. viii be given
q literary and musical salmaCundi at (pD-
tenary Methodist Episcopal church The
names of some Of the speakers are DR.. G. H.
Wells. Prof. O. H. TouseF, Mrs. Fry Of the
university; DR.. ". ". FolweIl and Dr. +. O..
Holman Mrs. LAIRD will read. and several
prominent musicians viii participate.