St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-31
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The clearings at the new chamber of COM
merce clearing house have aggregated 9,540,-
COO bushels.
The bank clearing yesterday were S1,3S1.-
30l.9l. The totals for the week ending oct.
80 were S9.247, 60U.40.
The whist tournament between Mime
apolis and st. Paul will begin 10 day, at the
local clubs rooms in the Boston block.
little daughter of Mrs. Carpenter, nurse
at the Maternity hospital, died of malignant
diphtherla al the pest house yesterday.
The Christian Workers Union missions
celebrated their fourth anniversary at their
rooms 20 Washington avenue south. DR.. Ii.
i. Hastings was one OF the speakers
Col j. II. Stevens says the state dairymen's
convention will hold its annual meeting on
the state farm a st. Anthony Park this year.
The meeting will occur early in December.
The Minneapolis 4 ST. Louis railroad took
out permit Yesterday for the lowering OF a
basement and the erection of PLATFORMS at
First street and Third avenue north. The
Improvements will cost about $4,000
Mrs Munsch. or Loeninger, the insane Al
satian, who. with her idiot son, has been de-
tanned here since last Saturday by the police
and government emigrant inspectors. was
finally allowed to depart for Wood Lake yes
terday.
Frank Leslie, the bartender who was ar
rested and taken TO Butte for receiving stolen
goods. has returned. He was acquitted, and
says that William Healey, who is charged
with being the principal i'll the crime. will
also be acquitted.
The Moore Wood Carving company has
been pushing things since il was left shelter
less by the Empire elevator fire. Since that
event q new manufactory has been butt on
the block bounded by Portland and ParK
avenues and Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets.
Hans Anderson and Jennie NJ. IsackSon,
George W. Harmon and Caroline John on
AugustP. Hultgren and Amelia Johnson. Nels
]. Nelson and Bengte Thuverson. Marcese
Renaud and Eliza Boulduc, Esaias Heyman
and Augusta Sampson.
The Minnetonka Yacht club has made a
few changes i'll the rules. Hereafter there
will be an allowance of weight proportionate
10 sail room. instead of allowing so many
men to q boat. This rule is in the interest of
the thin sailors who have been forced to ell
tice fat men TO sail with them on racing days
Enoch Hidden's familiar form darkened
the corridor of the city hall yesterday for the
first time since he went to mis- farm in Da-
kota last spring. The dog catcher says that
he will do no more work this year i'll his Off
cial capacity 1t is probable that the dogs
will be allowed TO run at large until after the
election next November.
Bardwell Robinson & Co. have forty men
clearing up the wreck of the burned ware
house. They propose to have The new ware
house ready for use in sixty days. Only one
working day was lost by reason of the fire.
An extra quarter-day is being made now by
running from $50 to 9 p. II. A temporary
warehouse 1SxS! feet is being built.
The proprietors of the Star elevator are
having little trouble with the building in
spector's Office. The elevator people secured
Il street permit while ago to facilitate their
rebuilding operations. Yesterday one of the
building inspectors men ordered the street
vacated There is question as to the right
of the building inspector to arbitrarily re-
Scind permit.