St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-17
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GI.OBULES.
fhe Esa9 estate transfers yesterday aggre-
Ore lone marriage license was issued yes
terday-to Charles johnson ana Christine
Peterson
Letters OF administration in the estate of
John b. Wickersham have been filed in the
probate court.
Pike. the man sent TO the quarantine hos
pltal three weeks ago with malignant diph-
liberia, died yesterday.
A matinee and evening performance today
will terminate lhe engagement of Leaves of
Shamrock at the Bijou.
The last performances of "Hoss and Hoss''
al the Grand. and 'Boccaccio at the Lyceum,
will be given this afternoon.
The bank elearings yesterday were Sl.315.-
Ei.42, and tor the week s., SS2 7S2 IS as
against So,2965 81 the same week last year.
The total for bull ding permits yesterday
was Sl2.57a c. M. Hertig took out permit
tor bank building at Twentieth avenue
south.
Haverlv is destined to meet with grand
reception at the Bijou. The advance sale of
seats for this engagement is enc of the largest
In the history of the theater.
II is reported that when the hearing of the
motion for new trial is made in the Good
rlrh-byrnes case canes up the attorneys for
the plaintiff are prepared 10 present new and
sensational evidence.
llG appraisers dp pointed 10 make q report
of the benefits arising from the effort to ere
ate and maintain q uniform heig ht of water
IN Lake Minnetonka made their report late
yesterday afternoon.
1t is reported that Frank L. Greenleaf has
consented TO become a candidate for cleo
hon US president of the chamber of COM
merce. If the report be true, Mr. Greenleaf
viii be elected without opposition.
The revisory board made another wholesale
slaughter Yesterday morning. cutting down
the expenditures for permanent improve
ments about S500.010 OF this amount Sl9n 600
Is paving and the remainder curb and gutter.
b. II. Irvine, the gentleman reported in
the Tribune as having mysterously disap-
peared. has returned 10 the city. He is nat
urally indignant over the report and pro-
poses TO make the paper render him public
apology.
The Great Northern Fence COMPANY has
Incorporated with capital stock of 500, 900.
JullusJ Heinrich, Alvin A. Eichhorn. James
Mcmillan, A. c. Gebhardt, Henry G. Geb-
hardt are the incorporators. The limit of
liabilities is $4,000.
Another coffin, with gruesome occupant,
was found on 1'wenty-third avenue north by
rect laborers yesterday morning. If the
men Keep on finding skeletons the medical
colleges will soon have enough specimens TO
make respectable showing Oh opening day.
Building Inspector Hazen has condemned
the trusseS on the new South side high
school building and the work has been
stopped. AS soon as the members of the
d
ing will be held and some action taken in
the veXatious matter.
Two coIored walters. Davis and Williams
got into tight IN the Kitchen of the Nico!let
mouse Yesterday morning Plates were used
as weapons. and as result Davis got his
bead cracked open. Aside from his injury.
be was aualgned in The municipal court and
fined SIC.
The postal authorities in Minneapolis have
received no instructions from Washington as
10 the new letter boxes TO be placed on resi-
dences for the collection of mail by the car
rier: The Minneapolis office has received no
notification that such change will occur in
the method of collecting mail.
Agnes Griswold, little girl, eight years of
age, was taken from home yesterday by
Agent Tatro. of the Humane society, and
sent TO the state school. The woman with
whom she lived was claimed to be an i'm
proper person 10 have the care of child
Her own mother lives in st. Paul.
Charles Plevis. cooper employed at the
Acme Barrel companys works. dropped dead
yesterday morning al O'Clock just as he was
looming his apron TO begin work Coroner
Byrnes was notified, and found death to have
been caused by heart disease. Pleyis was
taken TO Gleason x McAllister' morgue. He
lived al Sol Ontario street
The ways ana means committee met YES
terday afternoon and pushed huge carving
knife through the fire depar .ment and police
department estimates for next year The
committee decided he departments were too
expensive and needed trimming down q bit
The fire department was cut down in its ex-
penses Si9,G40 and the police department
$500.
The United States district court has nd
Journed until 10 o'clock Monday morning
The case OF Josephine Theroux VS.. The
Northern Pacific Railway Company was
taken up in the circuit court yesterday morn
ing. In the case of Ella Rogers against the
same company The jury returned a verdict
for $1,000. In the cases Of Oke Pearson
against The City OF Minneapolis and A. P
Larson against The City Of Minneapolis YER
oicts were given for The defendant
County Treasurer H o. Petersen made his
September settlement for the month of Au-
gust with the city OF Minneapolis Yesterday
The current taxes collected during August
amounted to S27s0l.S S. distributed as fol
lows: Various funds TO city. SITE. SO: spe-
clal assessments, SiI,55S.31; board of educa-
ton, 81 80; penalties g., 396.Ss: state and
state school, SI.g59.I5; county revenue,
SIOI1. 81; county towns and villages,
SI.615 Is