St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBuLEs.

The bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$1,02J,674 .06.
Abbie Arthur, arrested for selling liquor
without license, paid her fine Of $40 yes
terday
Twenty.three paint-bedizened women paid
fines in the municipal court yesterday for
Keeping houses of ill-fame.
There were only two minor building per-
mits issued at the building INSPECTORS office
yesterday. They aggregated S1,O5O.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Johan Daniel Wexilsen and
Aagot johnson, Ole Anthony and Sophia
L. Strand.
Supervisor Mcconnell of the waterworks
department. received word yesterday that
the first shipment of five or six cars OF water
mai IS is EN- route.
Measles at Twenty-fourth street and Third
avenue south: 500 Eighteenth street east and
1927 Third avenue south, were reported at
the health office yesterday.
The painters union has decided that the
painters will go out on strike April Is unless
their demand for 80 cents an hour is acceded
to. At present the painters are getting 20
cents an hour.
The Western Business Agency was incor-
porated yesterday by Edwin w. Dana, 5. Il
Dana and James l.. Sims with $4,000 capital.
II will deal in business chances and en-
pioyment bureaus
Company A leads in the race for the pen
pant in the First Regiment Indoor Base Ball
league. Its team has lost but one game and
won eight Company comes next with two
lost and eight won.
Tonight at Labor Temple, A. S. Edwards
Will speak on the question, The Halfway
Problem: Regulation or Ownership; Which?'
This is one of the regular Labor Lyceum
meetings. and admission is free.
A drunken man. who refused TO give his
name, fell down on the stone sidewalk at the
corner of First street and First avenue south
yesterday afternoon. sustaining serious cut
over the left eye. He was taken to the lock-
up. and DR.. Gibson attended him.
A thief stole two tennis racquets from
some store last night and when Officer
Bacon hove in sight he threw them away
and ran down street Jailer Bradley is de-
sirous that the owner of the racquets should
come to the station and get them.
The following ticket was elected at the
Golden Valley village election: President OF
council John Scheld: councilmen, M. Rey.
NJ. J. Hallaron, Fred Keller DR.; recorder.
E. J. Sweeney; treasurer, Peter Scheld;
justices of the peace, j. S. Sutton, Joseph d.
Baker; constable. John Gaffney.
The Union Veterans league will hold
meeting tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows
hail. A lively time is predicted by the mem.
bers Of the league. Among the matters OF
Importance Will be to make arrangements
for entertaining all old soldiers who come
TO Minneapolis during the convention.
E. F. Splan has invented fire escape con-
sisting of ladder built to run along side OF
building on tracks so that it can be shifted
from one end OF a building to another lie
thinks this will obviate the difficulty OF find
ing the fire escape where the fire is hottest
when u fire breaks out.
The Northern Mill company, OF Minneap-
oils, has secured control of the Plllsbury
lumber holdings in Cass county and the
plant of the Gull River Lumber company, at
Gull River This makes the Northern Mill
tho larpQg tprO6nQpr nf white DIN
lumber in the world, its annual output being
about 100 000, 000 feet.
The New York Tribune scores the prosecu-
ton and the court that handled the trial OF
Burton 6. Webster, the murderer OF Z. Il.
Goodwin. formerly of Minneapolis. The
Tribune says that no attempt was made 10
convict Webster by the prosecuting attorney,
and that the court gave Webster all the best
Of it i'll the charge to the jury.
The work of clearing away the corner OPP
posite the chamber of commerce for the
erection of the Enstis building. has destroyed
D Minneapolis land mark. The old house OH
that corner was built in 1855. and for many
years after 1857 was occupied by Rev: Amory
Gale, brother Of Harlow and S. e. Gale. The
two latter lived there long time.
The law and order enforcement league of
the city Is assuming gigantic proportions. IL
is,stated that it has membership of over 200
men, and George T.. Young has been APP
pointed chief of the secret service depart
ment of the league. He intends making
crusade on the saloons that will outrival
that made against the infdelS in the Holy
Land.
Victor Roman and Oscar Person, who keep
a saloon at Washington and Twentieth ave-
nues north, were arraigned in the police
court yesterday, charged with violating the
liquor ordinance by not keeping their place
closed on Sunday, March 6. The case was
postponed to March IS, and will be of
especial interest, for it will test the new Rand
liquor ordinance.
Tonight at the Lyceum theater. Rev. j. II.
Bowker will lecture on The Erring Girls of
with Judge j. NJ. shaw, who will speak on
Ibid the Board of Education Do RightT'
iBowker is the man whose Home for the
Friendless was under fire few months ago
and Judge Shaw was his attorney before the
board of education when the inmates of the
home were excluded from the public schools.