St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-06
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS :GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 79l,-
s24.27.
The funeral of Mrs Charles Fox was held
from the Church OF ST. Anthony or Padua
yesterday morning.
John K. Groettum has been appointed i'm
migration agent in charge of the emigrant
headquarters in the union depot. He takes
the places of Charles Stromberg.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Goodrich, Master Don
aid Goodrich and Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Trues-
dale sailed from New York on New Years
day. on the Fulda, for Genoa, Italy.
Julius j. Heinrich, register of deeds. has
purchased the Troy Steam laundry. Fl. H.
Pennlman. who has been Mr.. Henrich's
deputy al the court house. Will manage the
business
W. G. Nye, past grand master of Minnesota
Odd Fellows. will go To Anoka tonight 10
install the officers Of a lodge there. on Fri
day night he Will be in Mortified for SINH
lar purpose
j. NJ. Bartlett, of Minneapolis has pur-
chased the property of the old First National
Bank Of Anoka, the one that was wrecked
nearly three years ago and Will open new
bank there about Feb. l.
The board of regents has practically de-
cided upon the site Of the new library build
ing AT the university. Ii will be situated be-
tween the main building and the mechanics
hall. back toward the river
Abbott Blunt, of the Evening Tribune,
Frank y. Stacy, OF the Morning Tribune, ana
y. o. Tanning. OF the Lumbelman, have
been added TO the press club committee on
entertainment during the convention.
Hopes 4 Gorham have switched on
name for that new hotel that thew will have
in Minneapolis when they get the Boston
block. Now they are talking of naming il
after W. E. Steele and calling il the Steele
house.
Boyd eneampment /. O. o. F. has installed
lis new officers. They are: j. B. Carney, c.
P; Charles SeIgaSt. H. P; A. d. Conrad
scribe: \. J. McLadery. financial scribe F.
Woodward, past chief patriarch or Union
encampment was installing officer.
At a meeting OF the Normanna society
Monday evening arrangements were per
feeted for the big fair 10 be held at Norman
IA hall Jan. 1926 inclusive. The various sub
committees were filled out and all the mem
oeIs are now hustling with their usual zeal to
make the fair 4 success.
John Crosslev a brakeman in the employ
of the Minneapolis & ST. Louis, while I'M
coupling ears Yesterday slipped and fell I'M
himself the wheel passed over one of his
feet completely crushing ii. The accident
happened near Chalker's stone yard.
Treasurer II. 0. Peterson has commenced
the collection OF the taxes for 1891. He states
that he Will continue 10 take personal checks
in payment for taxes. despite the fact of the
recent difficulty. Parties with whom he is
not acquainted will have 10 have their checks
certified 10 or wait until they have passed the
clearing house,
The following officers of Rennepin en-
eampment. No. Il. / o. o. F., have been in
stalled by District Deputy l. G. Pool: c. P.
H. Fl. Ransom; H. p, John A. McFarlane;
;, W. z: II Booth: s; George W; Morey;
+. $, Eric Rhode: T.. Nels L Lindh: G.. j.
Edwards; 1st W. l. Case; ID W, E. \.
Trsal; Sd W, L. j. Pool; 4th w. j. W. Lar
son; LIST G. to T., William II. Ronald; I'd g.,
10 T., R. P. Ludford
I. P. Plummer Post No. 50. c. A. R.. W. R.
c. No s, and 5. of V. Camp No. 9, viii have
& public installation at their hall, corner
First avenue north and Washington, Thurs
day evening, Jan. :. Judge Ell Tor
renee will be the installing officer. Com
radeS OF all other posts. the W. r. c., 5. of V.
and the public generally are cordially ID
vlted- The exercises will be interspersed
with vocal and instrumental music, reeita-
lions, etc.
Cases of measles at 9936 Portland avenue,
2609 Portland avenue, 1920 Stevens avenue,
6l26 Six -and-a-Haf avenue. 800 Fourth ave
nue. south. 1913 Park avenue, 2019 Second
street north, l43 Ninth street northeast. 90
Twenty-fourth avenue south, PIG Twenty
first avenue south. 2G04 Twenty-seconQ street
south. 133 Tenth street south, J343 Third ave-
nue. south; diphtheria at 26l1 Ninth street
north, and scarlet fever al 2SO7 Third avenue
south were reported al the health office yes
ierday.
j. j. Heinrich, II. II. Penniman and G. W
Schwend have Incorporated as the J. j. Helm
rich Laundry company. with capital stock
Of $4,000. They have purchased the plant
There now exist grave fears as TO the ulti-
mate injuries received by two of the victims
of the recent gas explosion at l. o. G. T.
hall on Cedar avenue 1t has been found
that Charles Johnson. who was at first be-
lieved TO be only slightly burned, sustained
severe injury to the eyes, and it is feared that
he may lose his eye sight entirely. Albert
Tunsted has suffered intense pain ever since
he was injured and his condition is now re-
garded as critical in the extreme.
The case Of John NJ. Sexton. charged by
Walter :. Briggs with failing to close his
saloon on Sunday, was beard in the NUM-
cipal court yesterday afternoon before Judge
Mahoney- Attorney Penny appeared for the
defense and went through the usual list of
objections and motions to dismiss, but Sex
ION was found guilty and fined So.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued yesterday: Francis NJ. Gilmore and
Bessie K. Pratt Peter II. Pisloeffel and Ad-
die NJ. Schniderer
Two candidates for the insane asylum at
Rochester were before Judge Corrigan yes
terday. j. A. johnson, a Hector, Mimi,
farmer, became insane through an attack
of grip. He feared he would lose all his
cutting his throat. Harry Clifford. a tramp,
was brought in from Anoka. Both were
Eent 10 Rochester.
McHale Abel have applied for writ of
mandamus compelling Justice Barton to
issue an execution on the judgment rendered
by him in the suit of State of Minnesota
against W. G. Williams. The judgment was
obtained Dec. -. The defendant gave notice
Of appeal McHale & Abel claim the neces-
kary formula for appeal was not gone through
with until Dee. 30, when it should have oc-
cured Dec. 20. Justice Barton states that
appeal was taken Dec. 90