St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-26
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Yesterdays bank cleanngs were s1,223.
Four deaths and seventh births were re
ported yesterday at the health Office.
The remains of Paul Macarthur, who was
drowned Monday. have been shipped to his
home in Hensel, Ont
The biennial convention OF the A. o. II.
of Minnesota will begin at Window hall,
Minneapolis, June IA. The order has fifty
two divisions in the state.
Eva Fielder and Philo SearSo, the lily
cared for waits of tender years were COM
mitted TO the state school at Owatonna
yesterday by order of Judge Corrigan.
Company F. First regiment n. G. s. NJ,
Capt Ives commanding, will be inspected
tomorrow evening at the aVmOry. This com
pany will appear i'll It's new uniforms for the
hrSt,time on Decoration day.
The Hennepin county branch of the La
dies Words Fair auxiliary met yesterday
and took up quantity of routine business.
A NUMBER or committee chalrmen were APP
pointed, but as the ladies had not accepted
the hOnOrS their names were not given out
for publication.
The work of putting in the SiXty-five new
police patrol signal boxes, ordered some time
ago by the city council, has been completed
ana the entire system IS new connected with
the new switch board The installing of the
new system has been carried on under super
vision of Superintendent of Fire Alarm Nor
TiSon.
A district court jury yesterday gave Ben
5amin l.. Rentfrew. siX-year-old lad, SIS
damages for injuries received from the bite
of dog owned by Robert Mum. The evil
denee showed that the lad was badly bitten.
and will carry the scars for life. The sum
sued for was $4,000.
Company B expects to find out something
about campaigning this summer, inaSmuch
as the company is not going into camp. The
company VIII so out on march. with tents
etc. Ii VIII also be accompanied by hoSpI-
tal and ambulance corps Company has
been invited TO join in The march.
Notes Of issue in two divorce suits were
dCcketed in the district court yesterday.
Sarah Ann Watson seeks reilef of the matri-
monial bonds from her husband, Henry, and
Julia Fraley from her husband. Albert
Both cases cited cruel and inhuman treat
ment. and Will come before the court at
Saturdays special term.
The first reform which the ladies of the
Minneapolis Improvement league VIII en-
deayOr 10 accomplish is the relegation 10 the
rear platform of the men who chew tobacco
and eXpectOrate on the floors of the street
cars. Thomas Lowry has promised TO help
the ladies. They are also going to try TO
abolish the hitching of teams on Nicollet
Ryenue.
In the probate court yesterday letters OF
administration were applied for in the estate
of the laIe Paul Macarthur. who was drowned
a few days ago. His property is valued at
S2.5G0 and reverts to eight heirs. Proof of
will of The late Mrs. Susan Myers was also
filed for prol ate. She leaves an estate val
ued at 81, 600 to her two daughters.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Ernest Miethke and Rose Humel, Philip Will
and Annie Miller. Walter Ii. Welch and
Stella Maddox, George d. Young ana May
Donnely. Lambert A Mitchell and Emma
T. Carpenter, Arvid Sindbeck and Emma
Olson, Henry F. Warnemunde and Anna
Miller. Alphonse Schmid and May Orton,
William H, Gilman and Clara B. BaSsett,
Louis c. Schaber and Pauline L. Brayunt