St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
le bank clearings were 81, AIS, 53s. GO.

The bank clearings were 81, AIS, 538. g.
Eighth deaths and seven births were re-
ported yesterday at the health department.
A temple of Pythian Sisters will be insti-
tuted at Odd Fellows hall, 496 First avenue
southeast, Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Robert Gordon and William Lynch, the
lead pipe thieves, were sent 10 the reform
school yesterday by order of Judge Mahoney.
The Minnesota Grand Lodge of the An
cient Order of Foresters will hold its annual
convention Tuesday at the Window build
ing. About 800 delegates will be present.
W. ii. Jones died Saturday at his residence,
404 Tenth avenue south. Mr.. Jones was all
old resident of South Minneapolis. and
member of the Welsh Presbyterian church.
Company A. of the national guard. was Ins
spected last night by Inspector General
Charles 5. Bunker, of the governors staff:
Company will be inspected tonight, and
is turn will come later.
Simpson NJ. E. church has been celebrat-
ing its tenth anniversary, and the happiest
feature OF the celebration was that The
church has just cleared off debt of 5000,
leaving the church entirely debt free.
The annual meeting of the Y. NJ. e. A., of
Minneapolis was held last night. Reports
were read of the work for the past year. and
the dry routine was interspersed with mu-
steal numbers club swinging and an address.
The New England Dime Savings bank was
incorporated yesterday by George A. Brack-
EFT, s. +. Olson, +. M. Morgan, Stephen Ma
honey, A. G. Haugen, b. F. Nelson, A. Ii.
Hall, G, W. Davidson and A. j. BIethen.
A permit was issued yesterday for the new
engine house at Twentieth avenue northeast
and Nam street. The delay has been due to
a dispute about the title. but this is now set
tied, and work will p eceed with all speed
The suit of Catharine johnson against
Mrs. w. l.. Harris, for defamation of charac-
ter, was called in the municipal court yester
day morning, but had to be continued until
this morning, because of lack OF a jury.
The total loss from the fire in the Hedderly
block, early Sunday morning. will aggregate
$40. COO, the Kimball Printing company losing
$4,000 on stock, w. f. Forman, 81 600 OH the
building, and the California Wine house and
New York restaurant 81, 900 each from water.
The tailoring establishment of N. Bjork-
lund, near the corner OF Sixth and Glrard
avenues north, was entered by burglars Sun
doy night and SIS worth of clothing stolen.
The crusaders scored several points yester-
day when n j. Reilly, Sam Stearns and John
Van Wrinkle pleaded guilty to the charge of
Keeping the saloons open ON the sabbath.
Each were fined $50. Ole Browns case will
come up tomorrow.
The directors of the Northern Car COM
pany paid visit to Robbinsdale yesterday
and looked over the ruins of the plant. The
directors have decided to rebuild the shops,
and yesterday afternoon was spent i'll dis
cussing the details.
Photographer F. E. Haynes Third street
and NicOllet avenue. is busy taking snap
shots at members of the Press club now. Act
i've members of the club are requested to sub
nit to the process as soon as possible, as the
plan is TO have the pictures all done before
convention time.
The following cases of contagious disease
were reported at the health office yesterday:
Diptheria, ABA RidgewOod avenue: scarlet
fever, 1922 Queen avenue north: measles 1897
Central avenue, 1924 University avenue south
east, 12l7 Second street south, 2OO1 Kenwood
boulevard, 1917 Hennepin avenue.
The council committee on gas met yester-
day afternoon and transacted a small amount
of routine business. The committee will hold
special meeting next Friday morning at 10
o'clock to act upon the plans and specifca-
tions for lighting the city.
The court house offices we're closed yeSter-
day afternoon out of respect for the memory
of Capt. G. B. Tirrell. no real estate trans
fers were recorded, and but few unimpor--
tant papers were filed with the clerk of
courts
w. j. Held has been promoted from super
lntendent TO general manager of the Mime
apOllS street railway system G. G. Good
rich is the vice president of the company
now, and will continue to exercise general
supervision of the Minneapolis and St. Paul
business. His duties had become so numer
Gus that some of them had to be shifted to
other shoulders.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
o. Bvburg and Bertha Kjelan. Louis Larson
and Bessie Relling, Peter H. Dumas and
Anna W. Peterson, William Dumas and
Clara Simon, CHARLES W. Schweven ard
Emma 7. Stetler. Levey A Carroll and
Emma NJ. Unruh, Nicholas Fries and Kate
Schneider Joseph Newberger and Ann Hud-
dler, oscar NJ. West and Julia q. Hancom, E.
z. Mslin and E. S. ALDER, John Stenborg and
Sarah Olson.