St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-22
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.


the bank clearings yesterday were s957-
t76.2l.
-Four births and eleven deaths were re
ported at the health department yesterday.
Turner's English Gaie,y girls give pro
fefsional matinee At the Pence today ut
o'clock.
The funeral Of Anna L. Lynch occurs This
morning 81 Z O'Clock, from the residence
1905 Aldrich avenue north.
Frank Daniels and bis excellent company
presented the New Little Puck 10 large
audience ut the Grand last night.
Fire, early yesterday morning DESTROYED
the residence Of ~. g. Wilson. I2lg hldrich
avenue south. The loss Is 5000.
Miss Jessie Cradick aud william Adair
a TecC ption followed 81 their future resi-
dcnce, 3lG Sintb street southeast
The city hall and court house commission
ers will award tie contract for tie rough
plumbing 10 Hunter SCOT Il go. The work
II 10 be finished in about three months, ahd
will cost $1,000.
There will be another musical social attic
Lotus cluD tomorrow night. The mem6ers OF
the company VIII entertain the male mem
lcrs Of the Lille PUCK and 20 DoTd =
NeighbOrs' companies
Tho following cases Of measles were re-
ported 81 the health Office yesterday: 2l3
Third street south, 100 FRANKLIN avenue
avenue 1914 Western avenue.
Harry Smith. arrested by Inspector How
nri, "Wednesday night on the charge Of grand
larceny, was bound over 20 the grand jury
yesterday on two counts. Charles II. Carney
was the complainant in the first case, and
Albert Wellnctz IN the second.
EsLecIal attention Is called 10 the meeting
81 The oman Council at The lecture room
Of the library tomorrow at 2:3) p. N. organ
ized aSOciations Will be represented by Their
regular delegates. Officers Will be elected
ana committees appointed.
Tina Chequamegon and GrasshOpper Ten
mis- clubs have cOnleSed and elected Inc fol
loving officers: President Frank liefel-
finger: vice president, George Bclden; secrc-
tary, Charles Hale. treasurer, Charles Folds;
honorary president, i. II. Peavey.
'Superba," lIanlon Brothers magnificent
spectacular show, that comes 10 the B9ou
next Sunday, Is said 10 abound IN cOmical
situations, mechanical GDsurdiiles ana to
keep the closest attention OF the spectator
and audience from beginning 10 end.
Next Thursday evening an entertainment
will be given at Century hall for the benefit
Of the i0mine sufferers Of Finland There
viii be good speeches and music. The ad-
dresses will be by Mayor Winston, kabbi
Marks. Rev. christopher Jansen and Rev >.
W. sample.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas Anderson and Frances A. Fetra Carl
A. Wyrgaard and Jennie Peterson william
L Jones ana Minnie T.. Hanson. John Cassh-
roy and Amelia Kemmett Peter Record aud
Mnry Ginnch. Theodore Keinhardt and Min
1ie &. LofJedt.
The Norwegians have already begun prep
lratlons for the celebration of the 18th Of
Nay, the anniversary Of Norwegian indie
pcndcnce. 1t Is intended to have knute
Nelson here for n speech and j. l.. OCOn-
por. the attorney general OF WISCONSIN, VIII
also make an address
.I.f, L. 10 t,C
Son That the Fruit exchange Is conducting
auctions without II license, and he has 50
notified the exchange. The members OF the
exchange say that City Attorney Russell has
told them that they need no license. since
they sell only 10 members Of the exchange.
The finance committee Of the PARK board
has today decided that kenwood aud Henne
pin DOuleyaIds and the lake drives will be
The only drives sprlnRled by the board this
dear This leaves out Lyndale avenue ana
.he result viii probably be protest from
North Minneapolis when the board meets
again.
The musicians union recently adopted
resolutions protesting against the cOmpetl-
ton they are compelled To meet from the
military bands OF the United States. The
musicians desire IL to be understood that
they do not object to the coming concert OF
the marine bands but they do object 10 The
competition from the bands stationed at Fort
Smelling.
j. T.. Walters, the attorney, sued the
Pioneer Fuel company Yesterday in The
municipal court for 800 damages. Last
February he fell into coal hole in front Of
pa Nieollet avenue, which had been left
open through the carelessness of one OF the
fuel company $ drivers. Waters was given
verdict OF $500. ard the Pioneer Fuel com
Iuny VIII appeal the case
The big lumber companies in the North
Minneapolis lumber district have been mott
fed and invited to send representatives to
meeting Of the council committee on fire
department next Monday. Ii the lumber
men VIII advance the money the CITY Will
probably build the much needed engine
house No. Is up in that section. The city
has no funds with which TO put up the build
ing this year.
A special executive session Of the Henne-
pin County Medical society was held last
night in the library building for the purpose
of taking action regarding the death OF the
late Dr. }. W. Murray Owing to the sudden
cali of the society there were n great many
of the members absent, but great majority
of those present made addresses, in which
all praised the deceased doctor in regard TO
his character as physician, friend and a
man. Resolutions were introduced by DR..
X. a. Hill and were unanimously adopted