St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,0n,-
O70.21.
There is rumor that Prof A M. Hove and
W NJ. Peterson may sever their connection
with Ausberg seminary.
Yesterday c. A. Smith & Co. were awarded
the contract for furnishing the city with
lumber for the ensuing year for $40, $50.
Rev. NJ. f. Gjertsen has been spending
few davs i'll the vicinity of Willmar. making a
campaign among the farmers in favor of no
license.
Inspectors Howard and Lawrence arrested
well -known.crook named Frank Williams
yesterday, and locked him up on the charge
of vagrancy.
The funeral of Anthony Petrasch, the
horseshoer who committed suicide Tuesday
morning. will be held this afternoon from
Gleason & McAllister's morgue.
Louise Jewel Manning will read selections
From the. Forum before the Ishwara Theo-
sophicaL society, this evening at their rooms,
COZ New York Life Insurance building at
O'Clock.
A. j. Nesbitt, of New York, we'll known
amateur oarsman and member of the New
York Athletic club, was i'll Minneapolis
yesterday Mr.. Nesbitt is Ell route to Ia
coma, Wash.
Salisbury, Rolph & Co., the Minneapolis
mattress manufacturers, will erect factory
on Main street southeast for the Union Parlor
Furniture. company, which will soon remove
TO this city.
The body of q dead infant was found in q
vault in the rear OF 3236 Chicago avenue yes
terday. DR.. Cary, in the absence of Coroner
Byrnes, was notified, and will investigate the
matter today.
Norwegian Lutherans are looking forward
to the coming CT Storjohan, the Lutheran
missionary i'll India. He will remain in Min
neapolis about month as the guest of Rev.
NJ +. Gjertsen.
It is understood that the old Tribune build
To-. fr.N I.l- g
$4,000 has been made for the property by
gentleman living in Massachusetts, and is
now being considered
The body of the late James 7. Bradley will
be taken to New Y ork city for burial i'll Wood
lawn cemetery. His wife, sister and brother
Will accompany it, leaving the Milwaukee
depot at 10 p. m. today
Trouble in the ranks Of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps of Morgan post, G. A. r., has
caused twenty of the members to secede and
form an organization of their own. They
have named it Ladies of the G. A. r.
Minneapolis parties have secured the fran
chise for all electric lighting and power plant
at Gladstone, Mich. and expect to have it in
operation within forty days. Edward S. Tice,
OF this city, was promoter of the enterprise.
Tonight there will be musical social at
the Ladies' club for members and friends,
and business meeting afterwards. Lunch
will be served at IL. An excellent pro-
gramme, to begin at 9 o'clock, has been ar
ranged.
This afternoon there will be q meeting of
the school board committee on course of
study TO discuss whether or not there shall be
n concert at the close of the school year. by
the pupils, under the direction of Prof Nc
Fadon.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: To Jacob Hockla and
Eamestina Rhinehart, Andrew Anderson and
Ida NJ. johnson, Samuel Edwards find
Martha Maghuson Henry Sehrirer and Aggie
Hutter.
The city inspector of lights and the electric
inspector are preparing plans and specifca
tons for the lighting of the city for the next
three years. The matter of advertising for
bids will come up at the council meeting to-
morrow night.
Frederick Winter. Thomas Lowry's conf
dental CLERK, was seized with a fit of epilepsy
yesterday morning in front of COL First av-
enue SOUTH and was removed to his home,
at 10 Twelfth street south, in the central sta
ton patrol wagon.
The annual spring closing of the Victoria
hotel has come. The guests have been noti-
fed that it Will not remain open after next
Monday. The local convention committee
will take charge of the hotel about juno 1
and run it for three weeks.
Bartlett NJ. Morse had his trial in the mU
nicipal court yesterday morning for cruelty
&c animals, having left a sick horse in n pool
of water until ii was shot BY Agent rntro of
the hu name society lie Was fined S25, but
sentence was suspended.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at the health Office yesterday
Measles 200 Fifteenth street southeast, 1197
Fifth street southeast, 5l5 Third street north ;
scarlet fever S27 Sixth avenue south; diph-
liberia, 103 Aldrich corner of Laurel avenue.
The effects of Herman Krause, the German
who shot himself about a month ago, are
still in the hands of Coroner Byrnes who is
waiting for claimant. The possessions in
clude purse and some money, gold watch
effects.
The state university board of regents has
just confirmed the appointment of Prof.
Thomas G. Lee TO the chair of histology in
the medical college. Prof. Lee is graduate
for several wears, been an Instructor in Yale
and Harvard