St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-19
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,694,-
53L71.
The 30 ard Of exposition directors met in
the rooms on Henuepin avenue yesterday
morning but no business Of any importance
was transacted
William Morris, an apple vendor, secured
judgment in the municipal court yesterday
Tor S495. which he said he lost while playing
John Grimes stock clock last summer.
Supt. Williams, of the Milwaukee road. de-
MES that there is such a thing as a car lam
inc He says that his road has more cars
than last year and is handling grain faster.
Dan kernS. an old crook who has just fin
ished 8 term in the Denitentiary for forgery
committed in Duluth. turned up in the
municipal court Yesterday and was sent to
the workhOuse for vagrancy.
The Hennepin County Medical society has
Kelley and DR.. George Emery came up for
election. KELLEY was admitted by a narrow
majority and Emery was rejected.
Two boys drought q fox skin to County
Auditor LedgeTwood's Office yesterday in the
hope that they might get bounty for il.
They didn't get any. however. They killed
the fox on Franklin avenue with stones.
Joseph Knipper was fined S20yesterday for
reckless driving. II appears that he ran into
TWO ladies' al the crossing OF Washington and
Nlcollet avenues yesterday about noon and
knOckeA them both down. frightening them
both and slightly injuring one.
The weather signal servicein Minneapolis
has been cut down. Hereafter no reports
viii be received from Rapids City, :. o., Val
entlne. Neb.. Salt Lake, COncOrdia, Wichita,
keokUk, Springfield. III, Cairo. Cleveland,
Indianapolis. Louisville and PittsDurg.
The Alpha Delta Phi graduates Of Mime
sofa propose to organize an alumni assOcl-
alton. All Alpha Delta Phis are requested
10 send their names and addresses 10 W. II.
Norris, SIS Corn Exchange, Minneapolis.
Trr- .af7r a+aG in, fr-0
cities.
At the annual meeting of the Church of
the Redeemer the old officers were ali re-
elected DR.. j. II. futile was elected pastor
emeritus for life al salary Of 81, 600 per year
for the present. The reports of the officers
showed that the society is in furnishing
condition.
The Cedar avenue line Is the only one in
the city that IS not finished now. That will
be I'll ming in few days. The winter sched-
ule has been made out and the company has
perfected lis system for labelling the cars. All
OF them can be picked out by the color Of the
light carried.
II is said mat the Davis woman who killed
sam Blackstone III St Paul is the notorious
RUBY Bell. who used 10 make Miunea polls
her home. She lived III Minneapolis until a
couple OF years ago, and her resorts of i'll
fame we're among the most notorious in the
CITY.
Notwithstanding the ninety-day sentences
imposed upon ConnOTs and Vance Il few DAYS
since, The industrious him-fammer continues
10 ply his graft" Christ Anderson. an inno-
cent from the northern part OF the state was
done up for $40 Monday evening on
Great Northern train between St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
The rumOr that was current on the streets
yesterday afternoon that all the union tailors
had been ordered out was grossly exagger-
ated. The trouble was a D. II. Gallagher's
shop in the Brunswick. where the union
men objected to the presence OF non-uniOn
tailor from Helena. The obnoxious one was
discharged and a strike ayerted.
Cases of measles at 2202 Twenty-siXth ave
nue. north, 322 Twentieth avenue north, 1877
Hillside avenue, 240S Irving avenue north,
PA Twentieth avenue north. I42S Vine place
2306 James avenue north and 46l2 Lower
fats. scarlet fever at 1902 Thirty-siXth street
south and scarletns at 14l1 Sixth street north
were reported at the health office yesterday.
2 Mrs 7. B. Walker has returned from at
tendance upon the annual meeting of the
NOn-PaTusan W CT. I. She says the mem
bership Of the society has increased to nearly
10000. Al the next meeting of the Mime
spOlis branch of the society. Mrs. Walker
will have something 10 say ABOUT what she
saw at the convention.
sam Wooley. the street railway inspector
who was arrested by Officers StavlO and Pow
ers the other night, saws that Powers was the
man who should have been arrested. He
says he went into a fuel Office TO telephone TO
tue power mousse ana fOWerS came U abused
him and ended by striking him He used
the telephone with the consent of the own
ers.
It IS possible that the action of the board of
education in excluding the children who are
III the Home for the Friendless from the pub
lie schools will not be allowed TO rest there.
The question may get into the courts before
IL Is finally settled. The majority Of the
leading citizens think that the board did not
90 exactly right in barring these children
from the means of securing an education
The Single Tax league has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President. II. B. Martin;
vice presidents c. J. Buell.. Rev. s W. Sample,
Mayor p. B. Winston. j. p McGaug hey, Ed
ward Russell and j. II. Sheets; secretary, o.
T. Erickson; treasurer. l. X. Campbell: ex-
ecutive committee. Edward B. Barber, A N
Goodrich, Albert Dollemeyer. Alfred Sher-
lock, ;. r. Childs. DR.. NJ. P. Finnegan. James
McDaniels and George F. Hampton.