St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
The bank clearances Yesterday were sl.642,

The bank clearances Yesterday were 81. .6l2,-
D6l.54.
Cases of diphtheria at PAT Fourteenth ave
uue south and BIS North Second street and
scarlet fever at go First avenue north were
reported at the health Office yesterday.
1t issad that the first two car loads of gold
bearing ore from the Lake of the " oods dis
trict are already on their way TO Minneapolis
They will be reduced here by the Leeds proc
ess.
Charles Merrill, who fell from 4 scaffold-
ing at the Glass block a week ago Monday
night, is still delirious. DR.. W. o. Stevens.
who is attending him, says that he is some
what better, however.
The engagement is announced of Wallace
Wait, the manager of the Hotel st. LOUIS and
Miss May Huntoon, of Kansas City, The
wedding Will be celebrated early in the Win
ter probably in February.
James Taylor will deliver lecture entitled
1.-The Evolution Of the Humane Principles''
before the Ishwara Theosophical society this
evening ats O'Clock at their headquarters, 902
New ork Life Insurance building.
The people, meeting executive committee
proposes 10 give the Catholic side of the pub
lie school question at some future meeting.
to even up for the address of Rev. 6. l.. Nor
riIl. Archbishop Ireland will be invited
Garfield and Acker posts, G. A. r., Of St.
Faul. Will visit Morgan post of Minneapolis
on Friday night next, when an open meeting
will be held at Morgan post hall Coffee ana
evening.
The Great Northern will discontinue train
service 10 Mlnnetonka beach and Spring
Park next Monday. The last train 10 the
north shore OF The lake Will go out Sunday
afternoon and the last in from Spring Park
Monday morning
Will Brace, son of the Methodist minister
of that name, and Miss Flora Booth have
been married at Hudson. VIII is only nine
teen and the bride is but seventeen, The
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have not yet rendered their congratulations
Nicholas Munsch. the husband of the
weak minded woman who, with her weak
minded son, has been detained at the CITY
lookup for the past few days, arrived in the
city yesterday aud returned with his unfort.
innate relatives TO his home at Wood Lake
Sheriff Nupson. of Fillmore county, re-
turned yesterday to Spring Valley taking
with him Mrs. james Simmons who n few
days since deserted her husband, and Charles
Green, the negro barber with whom she
clipped ana whose true name appears TO be
James Gibson.
Antoine Dunsheik, the prisoner who ex-
hlblted so much perseverance and ingenuity
III his attempts to hang himself at the lock-
up on tuesday afternoon, was sentenced to
the workhouse yesterday as a Yagrant He
was held until to-day, however for an ex-
animation as 10 mis- sanity
The council committee Oh licenses. at its
meeting heid yesterday afternoon, agreed to
Plu1lDSTS licenses OF u.
W. Bergholtz and Horan d. Shaw be revoked
Ill compliance with the report of Iuspector
Hazen, who states that they have violated
the ordinance regulating plumbing
AT the meeting of the Exposition board
yesterday II was decided to tear down the
stand which was used for Vera Cruz and pile
the lumber ready for SALE No more spec-
tacles OF this kind will be operated i'll con.
necton with the exposition. There seems to
be feeling in favor of holding an exposition
in 1882
The Scotchmen of the Caledonian club will
celebrate halloween tomorrow night in trne
Scotch style. There will be all SORTS of enter
talnmeht, and all of it will be Scotch. The
programme includes speeches by President
Northrop and others, and music from the
bagplpe, as we'll as more modern Instruments
Dancing will follow.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Oliver w. Bean and Emily Hunter. j. B
Young and Maggie Rock John c. Fenman
and Christine Gilbertson, Charles c. Shimick
and Mamie j. More, Solomon G. Thomas
and Addie Young, Frank S. Weller and Grace
II. Baker Fred Schuttzer and Anna Miller.
Henry Rochat and Alice Butler Hugo Miller
ana Amelia Thiry, Edward Latoude and Liz
Eie Driscoll.
Two weeks from last night the first game
OF INDOOR base ball of the season will he
pIayed IN the armory between teams repre-
sentlng Minneapolis and st. Paul. An effort
IS pelng made to organize Il state league of
1hdoor base ball. The promoters of the idea
Selleye that the scheme can be made n oo
1t is proposed to have all the larger cities of
the state like Duluth, Saltwater, Winoua and
Rochester, represented.