St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-30
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Observer Harmon is making arrangements
20 issue a monthly weather journal in maya
zine form.
One case each of measles AMI scarlet fever
were removed TO the quarantine hospital
yesterday.
f. j. Rose took out permit yesterday to
make the old Eddy stable on Third street.
near Nicolet over into stores at cost of
SI2,000
Next Monday evening there Will be a re-
port at the Union league on the part which
The league will take III aiding i'll the work OF
the Republican convention
The Coopers' band will give another OF
their social dances at Berglund hall, corner
of FRANKLIN nnd Seventeenth avenue south,
next Friday evening, Feb. >.
Edward Griffin. an empoye of the Mime
sofa Transfer company, was crushed between
two cars and seriously injured while switch
ing at the transfer Thursday night.
The Railway Transfer Company of Mime
apoliS yesterday made returns 10 the board of
railroad commissioners. showing gross earn
ingS for last year. Sl2l, l4l. The tax on the
amount was s., 6S4.23
Eric Johnson was arraigned in the munic-
ipal court Yesterday on charge of baStar6y
preferred by Christina SWenson. He was
held TO the district court, and furnished a
bond for his appearance.
The bank cleariugs Yesterday were S9l7,-
OBS 95. The totals for the week ending Jan.
-, reported by the clearing house. are
S'.953.9l0. 33, as compared with S5,042, 12l 10
for the corresponding week of last year.
The street railway company, after having
tried the short line on the Eighth avenue line
for several weeks, has decided 10 discontinue
II and the cars were taken off Yesterday.
This line ran from Washington 10 Franklin.
Articles of incorporation were filed by the
Great Northern Soap company yesterday.
The capital stock is Sl00,O0o and the debt
limit $4,000. Milton j. Palmer Harlan +.
Benton and George Grant are the incorpo-
rators.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday: Gerhard Schroeder ana
Annie MorgenS Chris Samuelson and Steene
Rasmussen. George Fraley and Bertha Davis.
Albert Keidel and Ida BretZ, Karl Kleve and
Lena Gjerde.
Judge Leach saws that the committee of
ten from theJ Underwriters union that Is hold
ing daily sessions in the office of the judge,
is not doing anything in the way OF rear
rangemeut of rates. 1t is merely revising
she constitution.
Walter Hurlbut the new vice president of
the National Bank of Commerce has changed
his address from Rochester TO Minneapolis,
and has assumed the duties i'll the bank. Mr..
and Mrs. Hurlbut will reside for the present
et 23O2 First avenue south.
Information reached the city last night to
the effect that Md Harris would contest to
The last every effort to bring him back to
Minneapolis but 1t is not believed that he
can escape this time unless habeaS corpus
proceedings are begun promptly.
The council committee on printing met
yesterday afternoon and opened bids for the
printing of the annual reports for last year.
The contract was awarded to Harrison q
Smith. whose BID was s., 800, while that of
the Times Printing company was S2.4l
The Great Northern SOAP company filed
articles of incorporation yesterday. The
capital stock is Sl00.0h0. and the limit of in
L.. .N.-
porators are Milton j. Palmer, Harlan P
Benton and George Grant, all of Minneapo-
ns
Charles II. Frye, Charles Gillespie and D.
Fl. Chaplin taye filed articles of association
as the International Specially company, with
S30OC00 capital in &c, 600 shares. The debts
are limited to $500. and the company will do
sgeneral business IN patents and patented
articles.
". W. Price has received a telegram stat
ing that his brother, G. ". Price. died of
syphoid fever at Quincy. MIR. Price sue
cumbed TO the disease alter ten days, and
took il while nursing a younger brother who
was i'll with the disease. Both are well known
In Minneapolis.
Architect Hayes has given up going to
Chicago to see Architect Adler on the con-
Sention hall plans. and expects to conclude
a. arrangements either by correspondence
with Mr. Adler or by consultation with him
IN Minneapolis Work will be commenced
as soon as possible.
the park board committee on Minnehaha
boulevard met Yesterday afternoon and eX-
amned the deeds to the land for this pro-
posed Improvement. 1t was found that
nearly all the land needed will be donated TO
the board, and arrangements Will be made
TO begin work next summer.
The Consolidated Milling company has
closed a contract with the Z. p AlliS COM
psny, of Milwaukee, for changes in the Co.
Iumbla mill and the increase or its capacity
to 2,2JJ barrels. The machinery is ali ready
TO shlp,aud the work will begin at once, 10 be
completed in about twenty days.
Delegates to the Norweg ian Lutheran
church chOirs of the Northwest arrived in
minneapolis yesterday from almost every
town of consequence and assembled at Nor
wegian Trinity church. Plans were dis
Cussed in the afternoon. and in the evening
musical programme was presented The
union will be formed this morning,
solomon Johnson. the saloonkeeper who
was arrested thursday afternoon for an as
eault upon John Carlson with beer bottle
at the saloon 1901 Washington avenue north
was arraigned before Judge Mahoney yester-
day, but Carlson was unable to appear on
account of his injuries, and the case was
continued until Feb ?.
Cases of measles at s. Willow street, 2423
Ninth street. G94 Twenty-fifth street, 110l
Twentieth avenue north and corner Eighth
street and Twentieth avenue north: scarlet
fever at 420 Ninth avenue south and 40S
Fourth street north; dIphtheria at 91S Elev-
enth avenue north, and scarletina at 1922
Washington street northeast were reported
VI the health office yesterday.