St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-05
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


Bank elearings yesterday were Se,04S, 1911.
Three deaths and ten b;r.aS were reported
al the health office Yesterday
Articles of incorporation of the village of
MinnetQaka were filed with the register OF
deeds yesterday.
The Northwestern Tennis tournament W i'll
he held AT Hotel St Louis this summer, but
the date has not been definitely fixed.
Sheriff P. j. Suliiyan, of Morehead, tele
graphs the police here TO look out for
ten year-old Bertie Bradway, of that place.
The Congregationalists of Minneapolis
have decided to form themselves into
union and have appointed committees 10 do
the preparatory wosk.
y paper entitled Philosophy and Spirit
ualsm viii be read before the lShwara
TheOSophical Society at lis rooms. 9O2 \. \.
Lite building, this evening al o'clock.
The injuries of Mike MeGovern, the muir
derer OF Mrs Bessie Kelly, developed in
flammation Yesterday. and his condition was
considerably worse. No serious results are
anticipated.
The retail grocers have agreed to keen the
wholesale price OF oil at six cents gallon,
and the retail price at five cents. They have
aiso decided to mold the annual picnic q;
Hotel Il. Louis Minnetonka July@1.
The WOmans Publishing company fled
articles Of iEcorI Grafton yesterday morning,
with Il capital stock of SlUcOvO, of 4O,OJ0
shares OF SI0 each. Ihe incorporatOrS are
ROlert T. Lang, Wills y. JOmcS and j Par
ker Neazey.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
William d. SGmmiS and Jessie Lee Brown,
Nilliam j. MoutOn and Harriet L. Pierce,
Charles 4. Madden and Lorena Crowley,
Swan Anderson and Emma Nelson, William
W. COllhar and Orpha Kate Hughes.
license week thus far has replenished the
municipal treasury nearly SS,USO. over S0O
Cog licenses have been issued from the city
clerks Office. Tie city comptroller has
TOT in,
police viii look after ali delinquents-
\ horse attached 10 Il light, open buggy
created considerable excitement yesterday
morning by dashing up lennepin avenue
The hose fell near the West hotel and was
CAPTURED. a MIR Grafton WAS knocked sense
less by The horse, but soon recovered.
II. H. Price, living at 1928 Portland avenue,
got drunk last night and went home with
blood III his optics lie procured an axe
and ATTEMPTED TO kill the entire family, and
had not un officer arrived on the scene some
thiug serious would have happened. Price
was locked up AZ TIE central station.
Yesterday the exposition board authorized
the secretary 10 issue 4 call for meeting of
The stockholders 10 consider The revision of
Inc articles of incorporation. The board
wants 10 be able TO mortgage the property, 10
increase the liability FOR Indebtedness, 10 is
sue preferred stock. and 10 enlarge the pur-
poses of the corporation.
a committee appointed by the Augustana
Lutheran synod viii report al the next meet
ing Of the synod later in May that The English
language lie employed almost entirely in
church work hereafter. 1t will also recon-
mend the changing of The course OF study Gt
the semnaries so that students may take a
tuA course i'll divinity in English.
on Monday evening the following young
men will receive The degree of bachelors of
arts Al the Augsburg seminary: Jonas BestUl,
John o. Dyrnes Is. l.. Sundel, Tobias TeXe
and Jacob +. TOllacksOn. Addresses in Nor
UpUi0O and EupliSh will he delivered bV
Profs. Syerdrup and Lund and the students
quartette will give several choice numbers.
The following officers were elected at the
annual election of the Minneapolis Y NJ. G.
4. Yesterday: President, George r. Lyman;
first vice president, G.. b. Dyer; second vice
president. W. ). Streeter; recording secre-
tary, Edward Savage; treasurer, +. W. Dean;
directors. three-year- term, f. \. Chamber
lain. ". ". Huntington, Z. Gregg, Walter
l. Sawyer.
The annual meeting of the Homeopathic
hospital association resulted in the election
of the following board of directors: Mrs.
W. ". Rich, Mrs. Charles Cooley, Mrs. W. p.
Roberts, Mrs. a. L. Horr Mrs. +. Hill. Mrs.
j. c. Moak. Mrs. }. b. Croaker, Mrs. F. {.
Barrows, Mrs c. E. Leland Mrs. c. Ii. Spen-
Ger. Mrs. T. E. Clark and Misses L. Daven-
port, II. NJ. Kent, II. 2. Benton and Ii. r.
Gardner.
The residents of the Third ward think
they are.entitled to a park, and at meeting
held Tuesday night the park board was de-
noHHced for discriminating against the north
side. Resolutions were adopted asking the
park board 10 build q park on the tract of
land on which the hay market is situated. A
committee was appointed 10 present the
wishes of the ward to the board.
Contagious diseases at The following places
were reported yesterday at the health office:
Measles at 634 Nineteenth street east l411
Sixth street northeast, 26l3 Eighth avenue
south. 2&47 Twenty fourth avenue south, 20l3
Marshall street northeast, 250l Central ave-
nue, 2j15 Fifteenth avenue south, 923 Wash
ington avenue south; scarlet fever at 1873
Spring street northeast, 9l9 Minnehaha ave
nue, 5 24 Ninth avenue south; diphtheria at
HIP Thirty-siXth street south.