St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearirgs yesterday were sl.l42,
122.52.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesteaday: Enc Fathlin and Anna
e. Mystrcw, james Shine and Margaret
Bartkdri.
Capt W H. Hammer of the Twentieth in
fantry, stationed al Fort Assinahoine. is Wis
itirs Capt Houston. OF the recruiting detail
o. this city.
The grocer clerks and their friends viii
have u banquet and ball next Tuesdsy at
Harmonic hail. All clerks and statesmen ale
cordially invited.
T. f. Bishop. the well known secretary of
the American Building and Loan associa-
lion, has Leen appointed director OF the
1rlsh-AmerscHn bank
The CGledonian club las decided TO give
up its present quarters and move 10 the New
York Life building. where very pleasant
rooms have been secured.
The weather department has ordered out
She banner of the ice king. and the cold wave
signal herllds cold wave. with u fall Of 70
deg. by O'Clock this morning.
Rev. H. P Nichols. the new pastor of ST.
Marks. will begin his duties next Sunday
morning. as he is expected TO arrive in Min
neaFoliS this morning. lie and his family
will reside al the Victoria.
Sallie P Mohltr has brought suit against
the American Fire Insurance company 10 re-
cover Sl.SLO. She sues TO recover insurance
en- her residence on Sixth avenue north,
when was burned July Id. 1871. she Say 5
the cCmpay has refused 10 settle.
a Mrs Kliecknear. q middle-ased German
woman. created sensation by bursting into
the Baltimore restaurant on Hennepin ave-
nue. late Tuesday night and asking where her
DAUGHTER Bertha was. Mrs. Kliecknear
thinks the girl has eloped with a waiter
named Mi es.
The proposed mass meeting to consider The
Sal on question will be held in the Lyceum
theater next sunday afternoon at 3 o.clock.
arranged, but il is certain that Judges Young
and Shaw and Rev. DR.. Smith Baker win be
among the speakers.
William Gliding Beard the fve-year-old
son of Dr. Il. o. Beard, died Tuesday even
ing at his home 1923 Laurel avenue from
the result Of fall down stairs about two
weeks ago. At the time the only apparent
<s!ury was a bruse OH his nose, but a brain
trouble developed.
Victor r. Gibson. son of Charles Gibson,
the president of the Yellowstone Park asso
cialion. was in Minneapolis Yesterday. He
says that there VIII be extensive improve
ments made i'll the park this season. Several
new hotels will e erected and the accommo
dations for tourists otherwise improved.
The best colored vocallsts of the Twin
Cities will give concert Il. the First Baptist
church III Minneapolis tomorrow evening
c. Z. Leslie. of Chicago, is drilling the
chorus ana has general charge. The songs
will be old Jubilee and plantation songs and
The police are making Il seaTchsfo- Harry
Levey. who it is claimed has sWindled q
number of the residents of Minneapolis
Levey opened dyeing establishment onThird
avenue south few weeks ago and it is said
that he obtained a number of articles of
clothing 10 be cleaned, anc then left the city
with them.
The Y. p. s. c. F. societies of Minneapolis
are talking of opening a charity hospital. 1t
is thought that the Protestant denominations
can have hosrita,s that viii be distinctively
Protestant and at the same time extensive in
operation unless operated through the T. p.
& c. E. During the coming week the sew
eraI societies will discuss the matter.
The Associated Charities are trying to find
a Minneapolis man named Pugh, whose SIS
ter. Mrs. Jennie Lewis, is dead III st. Paul. at
McCarthy's mOrgue. Pugh is the only rela-
tive she had in this part Of the country. The
father of Mary Schuster, the demented girl
found in the streets of st. Paul Monday
morning. is said by Secretary Holt to live at
81 Seventeenth avenue north.
Cases of measles at 1919 Ninth street north
east Il2S Harmon place. 3 227 Holmes avenue.
80 West Seventeenth street, DOB West Fiji
leenth street, l51l First street south. SOC
Third avenue south, and 2lG9 Eighth street
north, and scarlet fever at 243S Fourteenth
avenue south. 1857 Fourth avenue south. 2]?7
Six-and-a-haif avenue south. 3045 First ave-
nue. south were reported at the health Office
yesterday.