St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-18
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Sixteen births and six deaths were report
81 yesterday at the health Office.
Neil Philip. ten-year-old motherless lad
was committed 10 Owa onna yesterday by
order of Judge Corrigan.
The count of the books at the public library
is finished and the library will be open as
usual today and hereafter.
The next meeting of the Minnesota Con-
gregational society will ee held MONDAY
evening at Plymouth ehurch.
The bank e!earings yesterday were $, ,319,-
e39l6 and for the week Sa223, g53.0S, as
against =, ,95S. 76). 80 the same week last year,
an increase of over 81 per cent
The city's health is evidently improving.
Yesterday the only case Of contagious dis
ease reported at the health office vas one OF
measles, ct 25.5 Ninth street south.
a largely attended meeting of the retail
clerks aSSoc.ati was held Thursday even
ing. when it was decided to give literary
ana musical entertainment III Century hall
week from Tuesday.
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis from
the beginning of the crop year, Sept 10 date.
foot up the enormous amount OF 6O,9JS,SOJ
bushels, Leatiug the record for any former
entire year by several millions.
Josiah c. Wymond. a well-known travelling
man. died Thursday morning IN kenWnod
park. He hsd suffered from consumption
for two years. lie leaves a wife. formerly
Miss Minnie Clerlhew, and one child
John Machalosyk. farmer living at De-
lano. Mimi. WAS examined in the probate
court today and committed 10 Rochester GSy-
lum- MachaioSyk was an inmate Of St
Peter fer seven months during the year 1886.
Walter +. Carr and Charles f. Sherrin are
the patenteeS OF a conduit for the electric
wire, to do aN ay with the overhead trolley
system. modelled after the cable conduit
Fire clay is used for the conduit to secure
durability and insulation.
j. W. Day d Co. are building planning
mill and office between Tweniy-fourth and
TWenty-fifth avenues nCrth across the rail-
road tracks frCm the Bardwell- Robinson fac
tory. The plsning mill will do all the com
pany's work. which heretofore mas been done
by the Union planning mill and the Bardwell-
Robinson company.
stephen MeiSter, well known to the old
settlers of Minnesota and 10 many MinHeap-
ojtanS as stephen, the flour man. died
Thursday at the residence of his brother. c.
Meister. at Waverly, this state, at the al
vanCed age CT seventynine years. He had
Teen SICK for the past six months, dropSy
being The immediate cause of his death.
The LTm herman SAYS that the insurance
scheme talked over al tie recent meeting of
the MlSSlSSlI pi Valley LumbeImen 5 assOcla-
tOn Is being put into working order. Twenty
large firms have organized to write a line of
S53.OOO policies on The plants of the firms i'll
The company each company being reSpOn-
sible for $500 of loss. 7 he Weyerhauser
Companies are The ones chiefly interested.
The sumer season AZ the Hotel Lafayette.
MinnetOnka, will be formally opened tonight
with the first bail Of the season under the di-
rectiOn OF Prof. Louis Mailer, Of 81. Louis.
Clauder's orchestra viii give the first concert
al the Hotel ST. Louis tomorrow afternoon
and The opening hop there. under the direc-
ton Of Prof sherman, will lie given the 25th.
The opening ball at the Lake Park will prob
ably occur on the evening of the 2Sth.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Robert Gray and Mary Druneck. Fred Heck
rick Jr. and Cecilia Ploch, August RoSander
and Elsie Johnson, John Spearling and Fan
nie Geisbauer, William u. Schultz and
Emma Seeder, Albert Amesou and Martha
Campbell, samuel Scblesinge- ard Rosa
Maltyar A T. ClaeSgens and Annie c.
Olson. Frederick Schellhamer and Elizabeth
schmidt, Joseph II. Kreidler and Lizzie NJ.