St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-12
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were sl,449,
l92.7S.
Last evening the members of Westminster
church crowded the church parlors for a
couple Of hours and greeted the new pastor
Rev. Pleasant Hunter
Yesterday Judge Elliot fined George Berg
tron, private in Company II. Third regi-
nent from Fort Smelling. for acting in 4 dis
orderly manner at Minnehaha Park.
In short time G. D. Mckay, the under
wear manufacturer of Aurora Ill. will have
branch factory in operation on Washington
avenue north, between Hennepln and First
avenue north.
Game " arden Stetson states the wholesale
leStrucuon OF game II the state IS growing
rapidly less So far this season there has
been but one known violation of the law. In
his case the offender was fined $50.
The position of sergeant al the Fifth pre-
elnct police station. made vacant because of
sergeant GOrey's reduction TO the ranks has
not been filled. The mayor will not appoint
The necessary sergeant for some little time.
There Will be a large mass meeting Of the
EndeaYorers OF the civ in the auditorium of
the First Baptist church this evening. Will
lam Shaw, the treasurer of the United So
tlety OF Christian Endeavor, will deliver an
address.
The viii of Cyrus W Wilkins. who was
Killed last Thursday at the Lake street cross
ing OF the Milwaukee tracks. has been filed
me h wilkins, the widow, who is appointed
5XecutTiX.
yesterday morning al o'clock. at ST
stephens church. Miss Della Eunice Sweet
ger was united IN marriage TO Lawrence
Joseph Dunn. Of Savannah. Ga. The newly
wed left for the South last evening. They
Will make their home III Savannah.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
George (. Fairhead and Jessie I. Holmes
A. Il Rannard and Maggie Smart Andrew
Nlreak and Ludioika Biash, John Mcneil
ana Josephine Sharer, Horace *. Vernon
and hatheTyn Z. Ghaw, Rufus E. " hiImore
and Lydia A. George.
The Knights of the Maccabees have estab-
hshed headquarters in Minneapolis for the
purpose OF organizing lodges. a lodge was
Instituted Saturday evening by D. S. c. \.
W. HOlSlngtOn. with seYenty-fiYe charter
members. Their meeting place is Odd Eel
lows nall, Washington and Tenth avenues
north.
The remains of W. H. Tice will be shipped
this evening 10 Cincinnati for interment
The funeral will be held this afternoon at 3
O'Clock from The residence, 124 " est -Four
teenih street. The Masonic body. of which
hr lice was an hOnoTed member, will have
charge OF the funeral, and conduct it in the
ritual OF the order
When the town OF Orono and the adjacent
towns from which il was made were given q
Judgment some time ago for the back taxes
due on the Hotel Lafayette property, the
states share OF the tax was forgotten. The
state has begun technical suit 10 correct the
records, It's share OF the taxes having al
ready been paid.
Arrangements for the reception TO Bishop
Fowler. 10 be held in Wesley church next
Tuesday evening. are well under way. Rev.
II. IL French Will deliver the address of well
come on behalf OF the Methodists ana Rev.
George II. Wells, of Plymouth church. on be-
half of the other churches. Bishop Fowler
viii, OF course. reply.
The annual assembly of the grand council
Of Royal and Select Masons of Minnesota
has elected the following Offices: Charles d.
Boyce, NJ. l. grand master; George E War
ner, X. l. D. grand master; John b. West, X.
l. P. c. W; Giles W. Merrill. grand treas
urer; Thomas Montgomery, grand recorder;
a. Brandenburg, G. c.. g; j. II. Zuvaque.
graz chaplain: John Il. Randall. grand c.
c; {: {. Curtis grand steward; j. c. Fisher.
grand sentinel
The resolution passed at the last council
meeting. appointing judges of election, is i'll
The hands of Mayor Winston unsigned. L
is likely the mayor will first investigate the
manner Ill which the Republican members
OF the council managed 10 secure more than
their quota of judges. The resolution au-
thonzing the building of a bridge over the
railway tracks a West Lake street is also IN
signed. The mayor will await the dissolving
OF the injunction prayed for by Thomas
Rosser Jr.