St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-02
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The will of the late William Massalt was
fled for probate yesterday. 1t leaves so, 900
to eight heirs
The public skating Kinks, operated by the
park board, have all been closed by ORDER of
president Boardman. The order was issued
last Tuesday.
William Talbot, who stole an overcoat
from Browns boarding house, at BIS First
avenue north, was fined S25 by Judge Ma
honey yesterday.
j. II. Eolfe, school board director, does
not think the people of South Minneapolis
want the new South side high school named
after the late Z. NJ. Wilson.
The receipts from the Peoples meeting
fair last week are panning out even better
than figured cut at first. 1t looks now as
though the profits would exceed 5000.
William PGssmore, who was arrested Mon
DAY night on the suspicion that he had pur
loired an overcoat, received q sentence of
ten days in the Workhouse yesterday.
Mrs. A. P. Jamson. of Waseca, who has
recently been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Edwin White in this city. has joined the
Grafton tourist party for trip TO Mexico
and California.
The board of education is considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of reopening the Bancroft
school There is a long stretch of territory
between the Garfield and the Longfellow
that needs school accommodations.
Health Commissioner Kelly, upon ad-
Immigrant association 10 look out for three
Russian Jews who were exposed to typhus
fever, and are Ell route to this city.
D. P. Deane. for the past four years the
paying teller of the money order department
of the postofce, has resigned. Postmaster
Hall has appointed E. c. Cady, formerly in
the clothing business, 10 the position.
Monday Humane Agent Tatro had sick
horse belonging to Bartlett NJ. Morse put out
of his misery by shooting it, Agent Tatro
,I,o lx-;t IN n n
and filth, helpless from disease and neglect
Judge Nelson convened the United States
circuit court yesterday and listened TO pre-
liminary motions on the part CT the attor-
neys interested in the cases. The regular
grind of cases will be taken up this morning.
The few Michigan people who met at the
West Monday appointed +. S. Lewis to look
up rooms for headquarters. The Michigand-
ers will meet again at the West next Tuesday
night.
Tomorrow evening party OF Minneapolis
capitalists will leave for the Mesaba iron
range on a prospecting tour. Among those
who will go are Emerson Cole, A. r. McGill,
P B. Winston, w. F. Ustich and j. j. An
keny
Secretary W. G. Nye is authority for the
statement that there is no such lake in Min
neapolis as Lake Memo oZa. He says that the
name of the lake was never changed, al
though the name Of the boulevard has been
made Mendoza.
According 10 the observations OIL w. ;.
Cheney. the voluntary weather observer, the
lately deceased February was ten degrees
warmer than February of last year. the
Warmest since 1882 and six degrees warmer
than the average February for twenty seven
years.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Ingehright E. Hartley and Julia
johnson, Daniel Larchinger and Cora Noble.
Peter Nelson and Annie Carlson, Lars BJorle
and Sarah Lee, William Helmuch and M.
Eta Dean.
The bank clearings last month show big
increase over February of last year, the total
for the month being $31, 1863, 1856. The
showing for three years is as follows: Feb
ruary, 1891 $40 454 97S IA: 1890 SIS S23 ISL .5S;
1859, SO, AS, 467.04 The clearings yesterday
were 81, 451. 1890.
Annie Nelson, whose trunk Frank Fisher
was endeaVoring to drag down from the
third story of the W. c. II. U. building, re-
turned yesterday and filed information
against The fellow i'll the criminal court,
charging him with burglary. Fisher is now
serving ten days in the workhouse for dis
turbing the peace.
The Swedish Evangelical Mission of Amer
lea discussed the matter of locating the pro-
posed college of the mission before final ad-
journment Monday evening. Minneapolis is
making hustle for the institution. Rev. E.
a. Skogsburg thinks the Minneapolis husi-
ness men would donate a site. The matter
will be settled at the annual meeting in Rock
ford, H., next September.