St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-26
MINNEAPOLIS,
HuMINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.
The bank clearings yesterday we're sl,ol7,

The bank clear!ngs yesterday we're sl,Ol1'-
BOs.2s.
Twenty births and thirteen deaths were
reported ut The health Office yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Wyman entertained The
KOdapia clubs Saturday evening at their resi-
dence. $3.50 bird avenue south.
a concert will be given at Century Music
hal Thursday eyciJuR next for the relief Of
the films VINO are suffering from famine.
Ike Weir the pugilst was arrested for fast
driving yesterday morning snd hrraIgned III
the municipal court, where he was fined 81.
The funeral Of Or. Jacob {. Elliot will be
he'd nt the residence u Wyman Elliot 1850
Ninth avenue south. today at D. m. u VIII
be private.
The annual meeting Of the Plymouth Free
kindergarten association viii be held In the
reception room Of Plymouth church today at
y. N % elect Officers ana lear the reports.
Munehaha Council No. 100, ROYAL Area
mum, viii give a musical and literary enter
tGiument next Wednesday evening at It's hall
at the corner Of Lake street and AlcOllet ave
nue..
The Model Steam laundry was incorpo-
rated yesterday win q capital stock Of SDyJO
by ". ~ Lawrence. ]. ". Lawrence, J. W.
Fitch Of Minneapolis. and Millard Fiheld,
81 Paul
George Paaha was arragned In the mimic.
ipal court yesterday on the charge Of hns-
taIdy. preferred by n 1cvenGeen-yearold girl
named sara Nnys. The case was continued
10 next Friday.
The following cases Of measles were re-.
ported at The health Office yesterday: GIG
Pierce street northeast 1896 Fourteenth ave
nuc south. church basemeni, corner Ninth
street and Twelfth avenue south.
Henry Howe, proprietor Of the Jumbo. was
BTragned IN the municipal court yesterday
morning on the charge Of keeping disorder
j. house He pleaded not gully, and the
case WAS set for trial April ~.
Ifrte,. sf.r,
Relief association are invited to a meeting to
be held at Washington and Thirteenth ave.
nue. south tonight AT 3 O'Clock for the pur
pose Of organizing n sick benefit society.
The electrical WORKERS Of the city met sun
day NJ Labor Temple, md were addressed by
the national organizer OF the Electrical
Workers association. Another meeting VIII
be held Ihuasdhy evening next 20 organize
locol union About forty were present.
The executive committee Of the Minnesota
Christian EndeayoT union has decided ON The
LAKE Shore and New York Central as the OF
fetal route from ChicHgo 10 the eleventh in
tcrnatioHal convention in New YORK city
July TO. The rate viii be one fare for the
round trip.
MRS +. a. Russell. whose able management
has built up The successful w &. r. u. COT
fee house. will resign her position ia Mime
HpOlis next January, and take charge OF the
large temperance hotel which is 90 be started
in Chicago for the accommodation OF worlds
JNlI YlhllOIS.
George J.. Hill Is about 10 build fine apHrt
mcut house OH Third avenue south between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, back Of the
home Of +. 6. Pillsbury, on the vacant lots on
the lower side Of Third avenue. The block
Will be three stories high, will cost about
so, Coz. and will contain four houses.
Some very handsome ana interesting
dresses will be shown by Mrs. Annie Jenness-
Miller in her lectures at the Lyceum theater,
May g. q and z. One will be dress made by
the celebrated Liberty, OF London, and an
other viii be Il hand embroidered dress made
by the Bulgarian women Of constantinople.
The council committee on fire department
met Yesterday morning and instructed the
city clerk to advertise nj once for bids for
building the new fire engine house oil Thirty
second avenue north This fire house Will
differ from the others innsmuch as IL will be
provided with n seventy -hve-foot watch
tower, where Il sentinel VIII be on guard dur
ing II c summer season.
John McGowAn, the cx mail carrier. who IS
suing Assistant Postmaster Hughes 10 re-
cover S5s 20 held out Of his wages for street
car fare. says tina. other carriers who used
horses protested against this assessment rs
far Hs they dared. He says that he has r. let
Ter from Mr.. Hughes in which that official
admits that the money was held out without
que consideration OF the matter.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles II. Dubeau ana SalnA Demers,
Charles A. Peterson and Matilda kruse,
Frank Newman and Emile Palmgren, Peter
j. Tomeltz and Mary Il. Fitzpatrick, Edward
Petit aud Gertrude Hustled, Charles q. Lud-
low and Laura Belle Dexter Andrew Ander-
son and Annie Johnson, Albert Griber and
Mary ClaSeu