St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-10
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank cleaIings yesterday were $780,,
e61.75.
c. 4. Harkins. the dairyman arrested few
days since for selling adulteratei milk, was
yesterday fined So by Judge Elliott.
Deputy Coroner Cary held an autopsy on
the remains of Miss Jessie Preston, who died
70 suddenly on Sunday. and found that
death was due to acute nephoriiis.
The law enforce ment league is getting
ready TO call Il public mass meeting some
Sunday evening soon 10 make the public
acquainted with the objects CT the league.
Hans Olsen, who is charged with having
violated The bread ordinance by selling
leaves which were short of the required
weight. changed his plea 10 guilty yesterday
and was fined $40.
The Union league has resolved to celebrate
1incoln'S birthday. Feb. L. in an appropriate
manner, and NJ the meeting last night Il com
mlttee was appointed toarrange programme
10 include addresses and mnsic.
The Shaft shoe company. OF Aberdeen. s.
D.. has decided TO locate its plant i'll Mime
apolis factory that will employ fifty hands
will be erected nj ~. Louis Park. The COM
rany makes specially of ohildren's shoes.
AT the West hotel Monday afternoon steps
were taken 10 organize a chapter of the
American Institute of Architects. The or
eaniZation will be perfected Feb. -, at Il
meeting 10 be held At the Windsor, in 81.
Paul.
The funeral services of Henry C. Shuntz,
2o'clock tomorrow afternoon at The East
Side Turner hail. and will be conducted by
The Sons of Hermann and the East side
Tumverein.
Pref. John Fiske will deliver q lecture in
Minneapolis this winter in connection with
the series on American politics now being
delivered 10y Prof. H. z. Judson. Prof.
Flske Will lecture here March % on The
discovery of America by Columbus.
Neil Mcmillan has not won his will case i'll
Detroit The will The Mlpniunn
supreme court first, and II the order of the
court be sustained, the will must then be
RIO. 0ted in sCme toTm. That Will be diff
Lcult Pre- eCClug, as the Will has been lost.
Cases of measles at 2737 Taylor street north
cast. 242S Fillmore street northeast, 327 Oak
Grove street l4ll Laurel avenue, IS South
Thirteenth street. 5l1 James avenue north
ard 120 Twenty second avenue north and
scarlet fever NJ 905 Chicago avenue and 1856
Pillsbury avenue.
The meeting Of the officers and directors of
the Home for Children and Aged Women,
called tor Monday morning ut the residence
OF Ms. :. +. Mcknight has been postponed
MI this morning al 10 o'clock at the same
place The Object of the meeting is a re-
vision of the constitution.
\ Minneapolis girl named Mary Scbusler
was found on Monday morning by the police
of st. Paul wandering about the streets of
that city without hat ana gloves, and in no
way properly rejected from the cold. Her
father. Nick schusier is said to live at 9!
seventeenth avenue northeast.
The report of II. j. Johnson, of the clerk
of courts Office, on births and deaths in Hen
nepln county for the year SHOWS that i'll the
city there were 2,96l births and ], IA deaths.
and III The county as whole LBS births and
1856 deaths This gives the city over seven
eiehthS of the births and nearly seventeen
eiehteentns of the deaths.
j. b. BOttineau, while travelling overland
tnsNorth Dakota recently from Rollo 10 the
INDIAN country, was thrown from his sleigh
down an embankment. Mrs BottineGu was
seriously injured, but she has SO far recov-
cred that she Will return TO Minneapolis ina
few days. Nj Bottineau is agent for the In
SLAMS in the Turtle mountain country.
County Treasurer II. o. Peterson advises
all taxpayers 10 pay up their personal taxes
before Feb. 20, AND thus avoid the penalty
lax which will be added TO their taxes after
that date. Further he declares that all par
ties who consider their taxes excessive must
appeal 10 the county commissioners, ana not
TO him, for abatement The delinquent lax
for january amounts TO $4,000. which is due
the city.
The grand council of the Ancient Order of
Aztecs has elected the following offers:
Grand commander, Willis A. James; grand
vice commander, +. il. Scotield; grand secre-
tary. L. W. Pierce; grand treasurer. Nj. F.
Scoheld; grand solicitor, f. b. Wright; grand
trustees, Robert T. Lang, j. A. Pagan; grand
guide, q. w. Wentworth; medical examiner
In chief, j. W. Thompson. NJ. u.
The report of Hermann Stockenstrom. as
sistant secretary of state and commissioner
Of statistics. shows that during the past year
riages, 600 divorces, PASS naiuralizations.
Hennepin county leads in the number of
marriages with 1,g0S, also in divorces granted,
the number being 1eS. The births in Mime
apolis for the year have numbered 2.961.
The street railway company has on trial an
appliance to prevent the breaking of trolley
poles by hangers and cross arms 1t was in
vented and patented by Joseph Werling. ell
gineer at the old motor shops, and James F.
Agnew, of Engine Company Mol. II is at
tached TO car Az, Central avenue line and is
doing excellent work. The conductors are
exceedingly interested III it, as it means d
saving Of 81 % on a days pay if the trolley is
not broken that being the amount deducted
FOR each break,