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

The bank cleNrings yesterday were Sl,99i,-
17S.04
The South Minneapolis Business Mems
pnion win meet tonight.
City Clerk nancy Is very sick at his home
with. pneumonia, and his condition is any
thing but reasSuring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Herzog have gone to
Niles, Mich. where they will be the guests of
friends and relatives.
The funeral OF Mrs. Grace Hickey Wheel
wright will take place at her late residence,
20 Spruce place, today at 1889 a. m.
The ladies of St. Marks parish will give q
supper Wednesday evening at q o'clock in
The parish house adjoining the church.
Scarlet fever at 1879 F irst avenue south aud
$50 Nicollet avenue; measles at l1l0 Niccllet
avenue, l25 Clifton avenue 1901 Hennepin
avenue.
The weather Office predicts colder and
clear weather, with the possibility that NE
dium cold wave will reach here during to-
morrow.
The Fine Art society listened to a lecture
al the library last night by Burt Harwood on
the subject OF Modern French Sculpture"
illustrated.
wilbur F. Upper will read paper on
"Individualism versus NationaliS m. ;" before
the Single Tax league this evening NJ the
West hotel.
The following marriage licenses were is
Eued yesterday: William b Martin and Ida
Blair, W. W. Rhodes and Amy Bartlett, Louis
1omonarik and Mary Zmiak.
Prof. Maria Sanford will not be able to lee
ture this afternoon. She fell on the pave
ment returning from church sunday evening
and will be confined 10 the bed for few
DAYS.
The police are looking for a young man
named Walter Ninton. formerly a porter at
he fremont house, who is suspected OF re-
ieviug the guests of surplus clothing, Jew
elry and other things.
The domestic building and the cottage
building at the soldiers home have been
peted and are now ready fer The recep
ton of inmates. They will make room for
al least 100 more inmates at the home.
Mrs. Nellie C. Squyer wife of Charles W.
SQuyer. died SUNDAY, aged thirty years. The
funeral will be held this afternoon from the
residence of .. {. SquHer, 90 Fourth avenue
southeast
John Graham was fined $50 yesterday for
interfering with Salvation Army meeting
et The corner of Cedar avenue and Fifth
street Sunday. He was drunk, il appears,
ard assaulted several members of the army.
The present moonlight schedule of street
lighting has been found generally unSatlSfnc
tory and ii is intended 10 discontinue il as
soon as the existing contracts expire The
council committee on gas will recommend
this change.
Next Wednesday Health Insnector Kelley
Will begin system of inspection of the
schCol, public and office buildings of Mime
apolis. 1t is expected that Il report on the
condition OF the school buildings Will be
made to the board of education.
There is some criticism of the course of
the library board in keeping the art gallery
and The museum of the public library closed
between II o'clock and 80. II is said that
the rooms should lie open at those hours. in
asmuch as they are always closed in the
evening.
DR.. J. c. Elsom, the new athletic director
of the y. NJ. c. A. arrived Yesterday morning
from Virginia. He is a graduate of medi-
cal college, and will make special study of
the men and boys under his care The new
building he thinks one Of the finest in the
country. The gymnasium being especially
well fitted Up.
W. c. Edgar AID c. Nee Reeve say that
they viii begin a criminal action against the
Chicago Globe, on account of an article that
appeared i'll that paper on the 25th of last
month i'll relation 10 the Russian relief ex-
petition. They claim that some of the state
ments made i'll that article are inaccurate.
The article was published as a special tele-
grecI from Minneapolis 10 the Globe.