St. Paul daily globe., 1892-10-08
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were $685.,
E0l.24. and for the week S1i,S5l, ,3549l. as
against $40, 524, 571 AZ the same week last year.
Claus Reuter-, bookkeeper for County Treas
urer Peterson. denies that he had any words
with his employer and that he resigned. On
the contrary, he is still at his post.
Yesterdays real estate transfers aggre ated
Ei,2A. The building permits aggregated
Word comes to MINNEAPOLIS that John $.
Johnson, the Minneapolis bicyclst has won
the Sl.000 piano offered as a prize at the races
II Evansville, Ind. johnson will arrive in
Minneapolis Monday.
Bi, hop Fowler and his family will be given
reception at Wesley church Tuesday night
ATS o'clock
At the Grand last night Sol Smith Russell
appeared before another packed house Ill
PEACEFUL Valley. This plav has been I'M
proved since last seen here, and last night 1t
pleased the audience immensely.
A matinee today and an evening perform
ance will terminate the engagement at the
Bijou of Still Alarm" Little Tuesday will
appear for the last time at the matinee.
What was considered and acknowledged 10
be the big farce-comedy success in New York
city last season will be the attraction at the
Bljou the coming week-Nellie McHenrys
comedy, "A Night at the Circus" The piece
Is from the pen of II. Grattau Donnelly,
author of Natural Gas"
The Womans council rendered receI To-
to Nine. Loyson, OF Paris, at the Liblafj
building yesterday morning. About one
hundred ladies took advantage of the oppor-
tunity 10 meet the distinguished French
woman.
The selection of Edward S Isham as coun-
sci for the stockholders of the Minneapolis
d ST Louis railroad will make no difference
with the position of ALERT L. Clark. solic-
itor for the receiver Of the road. The stock
holders are going to take part in the litiga-
ton concerning the road and this made it
necessary for them 10 be represented by
counsel
President s. E. Neiler of the Union Ma
tional Bank of Minnea polls has suggested
TO the national organization of the hankers
OF the country, the stability of raising
bankers fund for the families of the men
VINO lost their lives in repelling the attempt
ed robbery of Coffeyvilie banks by the BAL
ton gang couple of days ago.
The Northwestern Lumber company, S. T.
Knight, OF Minneapolis, secretary, has pur-
chased the mills at Eau Claire, all the timber
or the Eau Claire river, and about %u,0Un. coo
feet OF logs from The Mississippi River Log
glng company.
The body of E. Sutherland, the fireman
who died from his injuries received in The
Northern Pacific collision, still remains at
Warmers undertaking establishment. No
word has yet been received from his friends
or relatives. telegram was sent today to
acquaintances of the deceased in Braiuerd,
relatives.
The directors at the Title Insurance and
Trust company chosen at the annual meet
Ing are: NJ. B. Koon, j. NJ. Shaw, W. o.
Winston H. Winecke, G. NJ; Loring. Daniel
Phelps, A. F. Kelley, j. L. Barnes. George
Huhn, q. X. KirKbrde, F. W. Forman, c. c.
Leland. 7. ID. Mcmillan, 5. r. kitchel. II. a.
Barnes The members of the new executive
committee are NJ. b. koon, E. j. Phelps. +.
W. Formhn the active officers. u. Barnes
was elected president.
The monthly police report shows that dur
ing september there were 3117 arrests made bv
the department. Or these 100 were for state
sotfenSes and 2US for violating city ordinances
The detectives made twenty arrests. They
recovered S1,005 worth of stolen property
making the grand total of property recovered
during the month of both departments
81, l05.
Milton Rex, well known because of the
honors acquired at the university during the
reign of the class of '90. of which he was
president in The senior year, died Thursday
night at the home of his parents, this city,
The cause of death was cancer. The funeral
will occur tomorrow. The services will take
place at the hennepin Avenue NJ. E. church
al 2:30 p. N.
The man killed by the cars on the Hastings
d Dakota crossing at Lake street late Thurs
day night, proved to be Cyrus X. wilkins,
father-in-law of James a. Tyler, the COLI
tractor. Mr. Wilkins was seventy-two years
OF age and Wldower, and was employed in
the capacity of driver for Mr.. Tyler. The
body was terribly mutilated the head being
severed from the body.
Marriage licenses were Issued Yesterday to
George Lord and Kite Wilson. W. ". Carlyle
and Edna K. Porter. Harlow 5. Gale and
Mary Z. Corser, Erick Hoglund and Lena
Pleson, John B. Henry and Ida johnson.
Beverly Heffer and Alice W. kimoall, Ben
5anin Nelson and Christina Martin.
Alice Kimball, a country girl. not over
nineteen years OF age. was the CONF lainant
III a case in the municipal court yesterday
afternoon. The defendant was young fel-
low named Beverly Heffer. Beverly told the
court he was willing 10 do the right thing
spliced. and Mr.. and Mrs. Heffer left the
room apparently happy.