St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearlngS yesterday were Sl,@H,-
2142S.
The city is now using and wasting l2sUOO, 0OO
gallons of water every day.
Examinations for the term at the uni
Versity ended yesterday. REGULATIONS Will
commence next Tuesday.
A. j. Sawyer has been seriously i'll ever
Ence his return from Washington. He has
not been out since his return.
Salisbury Hall. a PIANO player in disrep-
utabIe house was fined S. by Judge Ma
honey yesterday for assaulting a colored
woman.
The Economic Hollow Wall company was
incorporated yesterday by George Wardwell.
AlfredRlum and Frank Cederstrom, with S5O,-
100 capital.
There is much talk and complaint about
overhead electric wires. AS matter OF tact,
an effort will be made to compel the street
railway company to put all It's lines under
ground.
Watson's Colored Choral union will give a
concert consisting of anthems, glees and
Jubilee songs, in the Salvation Army bar
racks. 11S Washington avenue north, Friday
evening.
DR.. j. W. B. La Pierre will read paper
entitled 'Reincarnation,h before the lshwara
Philosophical society, at theil rooms, 902 New
York Life Insurance building, this evening
At o'clock.
Henry Holcomb died yesterday at his late
home, SOP Emerson avenue, aged twenty
eight years. The funeral will take place to-
day ana the remains be buried in Oakland
cemetery in st. Paul.
There will be an indoor base ball game be-
tween Companies b and Friday night at
krmory hall, Minneapolis. This will be the
last game of the season and will decide who
will get the pennant.
Prof. Judson has accepted an offer from
The University of Chicago, and his chair at
The local university will be vacant next fall
His successor will not be chosen Tor year or
20, says President Northrop.
Mounted Patrolman Deveraux was as
saulted by number of toughs while under
taking to stop saloon row in the Fifth pre-
einct yesterday morning. He procured war
rants for their arrest i'll the afternoon.
j. Oscar Remmey died yesterday at his
home SOP Emerson avenue north, OF con-
sumption. Mr.. Remmey was twenty-eight
gears of age, and came here from Farlbault
The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon.
The American Mining company has fled
articles of incorporation. The capital stock
Is $50 900. The incorporators are d. NJ.
Clough Robert Jamlson. +. G. James OF
Minneapolis, and ex-Alayor John Is. Sutphin,
Of Duluth.
Sd. Turnhlad, publisher of Svenska Amer
lkanska Poster. has purchased Hemmet, of
Chicago. and viii make it MINNEAPOLIS
paper Hemmet is a ladies' and home journal.
and il is the only one Of its kind IN the
United States.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued yesterday: George +. Cooper and
Katie E. Kaiser Henry Dexter and Dora Dix,
W Ii. Dix and Maggie Olsen, James u.
Walsh and Olive D. Moxon, Emil Miller and
Paullna Richter.
The Women-s Foreign Missionary societies
of the Presbyterian churches OF Minneapolis
met Yesterday at Westminster church and
listened to reports on the work for The past
month, Several papers were read on special
departments or the work.
Detective Hoy, last evening, arrested
Charles Reed q coachman il the employ OF
Wesley Nell, on the charge of larceny. Mr.
Mel says that Reed had been stealing valu-
ables from him at various times and he grew
tired of il and decided 10 have him arrested
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, and the
Catholic ana Episcopal churches-the only
ones that attach any special significance to
the day-held religious services Services
will be held i'll all the Catholic and Ep1sco
nal churches every day during the Lenten
season.
The board of exposition directors yes erday
decided to arrange for another fish exhibit
for the coming exhibition similar TO the One
of last year. 1t was one of the best feature:
of The big show. Innes, the leader OF the
hand. promises to introduce many noVeltle!
into his programmes.
6 !. Turner, contractor. was arrested yes
terdav afternoon by Officer John Ryan on thu
charge of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. One of his victims was Ii. Mlkolaus
the liuuor dealer al 313 Washington avenue
north. Turner was arraigned in the munlcl
pai court and fined S3O.
Next Sunday the Swedish Lutheran Eben
eyer congregation will worship for the frs
time in tie new church, Twenty-sccont
street ana Twenty eighth avenue sonth
Nearly all the Swedish Lutheran pastors O
the city will take part in the opening exer
eises.
The following cases of CONTAGIOUS disease
were reported at the health office yesterday
Measles 755 Twentieth avenue northeast
1924 TAYLOR street northeast, 400 Logan ave
nue. l07 Newton avenue, Western avenue
scarlet fever. 2532 Eighteenth avenue south
EOS Marshall street northeast, 26?S Steven
avenue.
There is a movement on foot among tn
business men of Minneapolis who are inter
ested in the newly discovered iron mines o
Minnesota to reorganize the Minneapoli
mining and stock exchange. The boom il
iron mines and the excitement at Duluth ha
stimulated the Minneapolis men to try an
get bit of the speculation.
Agent W w. Tatro's report for the mont
of February shows that thirty-two complaint
were investigated, three children rescue
and placed In homes. two homeless bable
were provided for and six horses shot; min
horses were blanketed on the streets, wv
sick dogs killed, seven starved and homeless
CANNES cared for. three cases referred to tn
health department. two to associated char
ties and one TO the city poor department
One arrest Vas made,