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

The bank clearings yesterday were s., 800
1904, and for the week S7,l6J, 703.S3, as
against S., 100 2l3 76 the same time last year.
The Rev. Frank II. Millspaugh and wife
will be glad to meet all the gentlemen OF 81.
Paul's and other friends after2 o'clock today.
Tonight the Ex-Collegiate team and Com
panv will play a second game. The make
up of the teams will lie the same as III last
nights contest
DIR, John c. Adams, son of Col Samuel
Adams, has gone TO West superior. lie mas
been appointed surgeon by the Northern IA
citic for that division.
A young woman giving her name as May
johnson has been securing small amounts
of money on a bogus letter, representing tnat
she had been robbed Ca tram.
Nearly all the Evangelical churches held
watch meeting services last night 10 see Inc
old year go out and the new come IL unuer
the most religious circumstances.
On Saturday afternoon the special park
board committee on uenLepln avenue frame
will meet to prepare new ordinance 10 con
felm TO the ideas of the board on that SUBJECT
All five of the Consolidated Milling COM
pany's mills will grind out this morning ana
shut down until Monday. The cut-oh Is
made in order 10 size up The half-year S pusl-
ness.
John Davis appeared in the police court
yesterday charged with the larceny OF u tur
coat, valued ut SIS, from Peter WlIworth. lie
waived examipation ana was bound over to
the grand jury.
The Central W c. T. &. will hold New
Years reception at the Coffee house, 10
Fourth street south, today, from TO p NJ
All friendsand members OF the w. Z. l. I.
i'll the city are invited.
Chief Henderson says that under the char
ter nothing can be done with the fake anc-
ton people until May |, when he hopes mat
the council Will pass an ordinance uhuer
which they can be cleaned out
Building Inspector IIaZen has issued neat
cloth bound volume of l75 pages containing
the building laws OF Minneapolis ana much
other useful information pertaining 10 ms
department OF the city government
Through the efforts of Editor II. s. Harris,
of the Northwestern Trade. and 2. G. Han
son. arrangements are about completed Tor
Il supper Of the grocerS' ASSOCIATION al the
Guaranty Loan on the evening OF Jan. II.
Frank Newell. who was shot, by Albert
WeeSe at Lake Harriet couple or weeks
ago, is recovering rapidly and Will soon be
able TO be about He states that the shoot
ing was unjuStifable and that he will prose
cute Weese.
The hearing of Elmer Farquier and Matte
Bundick. charged by FarQuler Wlfe: Jeanette,
with adultery, was set for yesterday after
noon, but on account of press OF other bus
mess was continued until Saturday after
noon al p N.
c. W. Hastings, of the windsor hotel, has
gone 10 Grand Rapids, Mimi, with the
money in his pocket 10 start new bank
there 1t will be called the Lnmberman's
Bank or Grand kapldS. IL WILL peSlu UuSI-
ness with a capital OF Sl0CO0
Today George F. Hitchcock, the court
etenographer, will take the place of &. C.
Webster as deputy clerk OF the United STATES
circuit court in Minneapolis. Mr. Hitch
cock will still retain his present position as
stenographer to Judge Lochren.
Mavor Winston is still confined to his
home by his recent attack of the grip Yes
terday morning his honor was but little bet
ter. The damp condition or the atmosphere
rnf Or1ir HI tpll mr.
several days before he will be able to be out
Cases of measels at 1915 Bryant avenue
north, 729 Eighth avenue south and 613
Twentieth avenue south; diphtheria at 14OJ
Nicollet avenue. and scarlet fever at 81
Ninth street south and 800 Plymouth avenue,
were reported at the health office yesterday.
George Thompson came before Judge
Elliott yesterday charged by his roommate,
Tony Schilling, with the larceny of SIS in
cash. The young men had been on spree
together, and the evidence for the prosecu-
ton was so weak that the case was dismissed.
Nearly all of the milers met Wednesday
afternoon to discuss the project of running
tunnel up Second street all improved
outlet to the Crown, Roller, Standard and
other mills The improvement will cost a;
least S25. 600. Itshas not yet been decided
whether it will be made
At the annual meeting Of the First Con-
gregational church Wednesday evening. it
was reported that the church is out of debt
and that there is money in the treasury. The
pastor. Rev. George Merrill, was presented
with purse of $50. and was Informed that
his salary had been increased $500 year.
Owing to the sottening of weather the cas-
kets containing the remains of Mrs J. A.
Mackenzie and two daughters VIII not be
brought to the church as reported. but
four large pictures of them will be
placed ON the four corners of the
burial lot hung on easels. SO that all &C
quaintances and friends can see and remem-
Der them as they were in their natural
health and beauty. Services in the Plym
9th Congregational church at O'Clock p. m
st Paul friends and acquaintance are in
vited
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Ben X. Benson and Lena l.. Brusletten.
Joseph V. Robert and Mary D. Dacey. Arthur
c. Brace and Edith Barllie, George w. Faust
and Mary II. Dukinfeld. Harold E. Acker-
man and Ada M. Thomas. William Robert
son and Hannah Morton, Charles O. johnson
and Louise Hendricks. Owen Thomas and
Kate NJ. Grifiths, Gust W. Oberg and Emma
Benson, Robert Z. Traver and Florence n.
Maddox, Fred Hansen and Mathilde Bonde
Alfred johnson and Beda Whalen, William
?. Engel and Alice NJ. Farnsworth, August
Raenkey and Bertha j. Markeness.