St. Paul daily globe., 1892-01-08
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GnoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were sl,5Oi,-
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Companies and | will play game of in
door base ball at the armory tonight.
The bridge at North Fourth street is also
nearly finished and Will be opened in u few
days.
The Augsburg Students quartette iSspepd-
ing It's vacation in Goodhue county and
vicinity singing aud preaching temperance.
The Fortnightly club will meet AZ the
library this evening at o'clock. Essayist,
John II. Nickel; subject, The Silver Ques-
ton
Coroner Byrnes has decided not to hold an
inquest upon the remains OF George Murth,
who WAS killed on Wednesday by falling from
trolley pole.
James Mccormick the speed skater. has
started for Minneapolis To arrange for the
proposed match with Fritz Luhr. lie VIII so
into training IN the city.
Charles Smith. who WAS cut with bottle
by Ole Sanfern in a saloon row on WedneS-
day, is now in Il critical condition and II is
feared that he may not recover.
There will be meeting OF the Eighth Ward
Democratic club this evening at O'Clock at
McCullogh hall, No. III East Twenty sixth
street. All are invited to attend.
Observer Harmon states that the minimum
of the cold wave was reached Wednesday,
and that warmer weather approaches. There
are Indications of considerable snow,
The eases of Annie Slusson and Jennie
Rosenthal who took bolt of cloth from +.
j. Roses tailor shop on Nicollet avenue,
have been continued 10 Monday at 10 O'Clock.
The new bridge over the Northern Pacific
tracks at North Fifth street Is almost com
pleted, ana it is expected that 1t will be
thrown open for traffic on Monday morning.
The Metropolitan club of Minneapolis.
for physical and mental culture, was incor-
pOrated yesterday. The incorpOrators are
John ". Russell, j. d. johnson and Matt c.
Carter
The monthly meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society at Plymouth church
Wednesday afternoon was in Il measure
memorial meeting in memory OF Mrs. Henry
Plant.
The board of directors of the Bethesda hos
pital OF st. Paul is thinking of building
hospital in Minneapolis. 1t is said that The
board already has its eye on a site III Mime
spolis.
At The annual election of the Farmers and
Mechanics Savings bank the old ofcers
were reelected Clinton Morrison. presi-
dent: Thomas Lowry, vice president; h. Ii.
Moulton, treasurer.
The following marriage licenses were
issued Yesterday: Peter lVersen ana Matte
Olsen, August Carlson and Carolina Lansg
Frank G. Ward and carrie L. Steaveu, Fred
Copti and Theresa Jones.
J. B. Forgan. cashier of the Northwestern
National bank in this city, will leave next
Saturday evening for Chicago. Monday
morning he viii enter upon his duties as
manager Of the First National bank of that
city.
Cases of measles at 2650 Eighth avenue
south, 502 First street north, 10)1 Plymouth
avenue and 6f6 James avenue and scarlet
fever at 2127 Girard avenue aud SIS Seventh
avenue north were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
The millers report that the car blockade is
disappearing. All of the mills are getting
about all the ears they need. The only diff
Guilty is with the roads east of Chicago.
which are still unable 10 handle all the cars
delivered TO them.
DThe Merchants Bank OF Winona has
brought suit against Morris l.. Halowell Jr
4 Co. 10 recover 1902 on Il promlssory note
given Sept ,, 1884, payable In four months.
Samuel p Snider is a member OF the firm
which is made defendant.
The Metropolitan club. of this city, fled
articles of incorporation yesterday. The
officials of the new club are John V. Russell,
president; John d. Johnson. vice president:
Matt {. Carter, secretary and treasurer. The
officers are the iucOrpnratorS.
George Johnson and james Taylor the two
men arrested few days since with guam
tity OF clothing i'll their possession belonging
10 Frank Tucker, pleaded guilty yesterday to
two charges OF petit larceny each, and were
81 sentenced to ninety days III the workhouse
OF each charge.
The stockholders of the State Bank held
their annual meeting yesterday. On account
OF the resignation OF ). E. Olson rs president,
change was made all around. K. Kort-
A. Smith, vice president; o. E. Naegele,
cashier: John 5. Nelson, assistant cashier, to
succeed Naegele.
The differences between the aldermen Of
the First ward over the appointment of a
street commissioner which promised to as
sumo considerable proportions have at last
been settled Messrs Ingenhutt and MCGOWAN
having agreed upon Al Thielen as a COM
promise candidate for the position now held
by ex-Ald. Brueshaber.
1t is now stated that the absence of Fred Fl.
Day, clerk of the Victoria hotel is not due to
any Shortage in his accounts with the hotel,
hut that he went away because of disagree
ment with young lady to whom he was en-
gagged to be married. Manager Putnam of
the hotel. states that the books are ali right
and denies that Day was short in his ac
counts.
Capt. ]. Fl. Hasty, retiring commander of
Morgan post No. I, G. A. r., was surprised
Tuesday evening at his residence, 17i5
washington avenue north, by some of his
friends of Morgan post who presented him
with an easy chair. The presentation speech
was by Senior Vice Commander p. G. Wood
ward, to which Capt Hasty responded. The
evening was passed very pleasantly.
Supt. Henderson, of the police department,
is suffering from a severe attack of illness
On Monday he was taken with a severe cold
and was obliged to go home. Yesterday
symptoms OF pneumonia made their appear
ance Police Surgeon Gibson, who is in at
tendance. now regards his case as serious
Until Maj. Henderson is able to be about
again Capt Helm will act as chief of police.
meeting Of the Minneapolis ski club has
been called for next Monday evening at 8
O'Clock at the city hall. The business of the
meeting will be to elect officers. make ar
rangements for attending the tournament at
Eau Claire and to make arrangements for
holding a ski tournament here if possible. 1t
will require the raising of ct least $500 to
bring off tournament in Minneapolis. but
the members of the club think they will have
no difficulty i'll doing that
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