St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-29
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.
Yesterdays bank clearings were sl,105,

Yesterdays bank clearings were Si,195
BIC. g.
A lawn festival for the benefit of the House
of the Good shepherd will lie held this even
ing on the corner OF Bloomington avenue
and Twenty-seVenlh streeI.
William White. financial partner in the
Glass block, lefG MinEear oils last night for II
two months trip through his native Scot
land and other European countries.
The ninth annual meeting Of the Mime
sota State Dental association will be held in
Minneapolis Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
dav, July 13 II and IL, al the public library
building.
Secretary Holt of the associated chari ties
announces that he will have the whole out
lit arrested for vagrancy if the band OF col
Ored boys appears on the streets Of Minneap-
oils again.
The council committee on sewers has rec
commended that the city engineer be directed
TO prepare plans for caring for the overflow
for surface water in the business district
north of Hennepin avenue.
The Minneapolis underwriters have sue
ceeded in pushing up rates. They have ad-
vanced the rates on all classes OF buildings
10 cents hundred to- one year and 20 cents
hundred for two years.
In few days the United States recruiting
Office will be removed from 1l9 NieolleJ ave
nue. 10 handsome suit of rooms in The new
Knoblauch block. % Washington and 239
Nicollet The change is for the better IN
every way.
The new system of killing unlicensed dogs
was initiated Monday by Dog Killer Ander-
son ana Agent Tatro, of the Humane society.
IN four minutes 1fIysix dogs were asphyX-
lated by cartonic oxide gas. The new method
is painless.
$ Guam. Albert johnson and O. Hyland.
the three men arrested by Inspectors Hoy
and McNulta for swindling Joseph Ban, OF
Montana, out of SlS5 at cards. were arraigned
yesterday and secured q continuance until
Friday morning.
George E. Gordon, the alleged forger, who
was arrested Sunday afternoon by Inspectors
Howard and j. G. Doyle, has waived exam
lnatiOn in the police court on three separate
charges. and was bound over 10 the grand
jury in 500 ball in each case.
The handsome residence erected by F. ).
Penney AT the corner of Pleasant and Frank
lin avenues has been purchased BY A j..
Blethen. 1t is one of the finest houses IN
Minneapolis and is we'll known through all
that has been written about il in connection
with litigation.
The next event at the lake will be the for
NAL opening of the Lake Park hotel next
Saturday evening. The preparations for the
event nave been most elab orate. The 81.
Louis road viii run the regular trains ana a
special, leaving Minneapolis at cl ocK
and the lake for the return trip ar lis.
The real estate board appointed a commit
tee at the meeting Yesterday to canvass the
banks and secure all the bankers as asSo-
ciate members. The object of this was ex-
planned some time ago. The bankers are
asked 10 act in conjunction with the real es-
tate men in making correct valuations of
property for the guidance of the Eastern in
veStOr.
The Minneapolis Mutual Life Insurance
company mas elected the following officers:
J. II. QUeal. president; T. ". P. Patterson,
first wee president: ". Fl. Matthews, second
vice president; A A. CowleS secretary; S.M.
Davis. superintendent agencies; James o.
Pierce, counsel; Dr.. J. Clark Stewart, medi-
cal director The executive committee are:
j II. Queal 7. ". P. Patterson, W. II. Mat
thews. W A Edwards. :. j. Carpenter. j. E.
Glass, c. II. Macy and the secretary, treas
uTer and counsel.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Milford Nandresan and Ella Smith, Edgar A.
Williamson and Jessie NJ. Barnes, John C.
Bassett and Harriet Gelbraith, Ferdinand E.
Moeschler and Mary Graham, Alexander
Fromme ana Paula Liiienfeld, Elmer NJ.
French and Lena uandstTom, John Fred
Bolin and Josephine Edlund, William R.
Murphy and Mary Kain. Michael McNulty
and Rosie hoy, Edward C. Gale and Sadie
PillSbury.