St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-15
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
The bank clearings yesterday were sl,O19-

Ex-Judge N. B. Koon is confined to his
residence with an attack of grip.
Judge Hooker was unable 10 attend court
yesterday, owning 10 severe attack OF grip
II is said that one of the objects Of the pro-
hibitlon banquet that will be held i'll Mime
apoliS Jan. 70 is TO raise money 10 start tenn
perance paper in Minneapolis.
Judge Corrigan is preparing codihcation
Of the laws governing the Hennepin county
commissioners. The board is now the only
body in the county without code.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Edward Johnson and Anna
Guisle. John Ahlgren and Josephine Ander-
son, Peter f. johnson and Jennie Fredgren.
s. NJ. Owen will prepare letter of resigna-
ton from the Office ~ vice president OF the
state agricultural society, 10 which he was
elected few days ago, as soon as he is well
enough.
Assistant City Clerk Frank Clark received
telegram from New York Yesterday con-
tanning the sad news that his mother was on
the point Of death. He left for New 1ork
last night.
C a Mitchell. of the Tribune Job Printing
company, has just closed contract with the
Americon Book company, of New York, Tor
some twelve or fifteen publications for the
year 1892.
Rev. Frank Palmer, of Chenille. died
shortly after midnight Tuesday at the rooms
Of Dr. NJ. G. Keith. 42I Washington avenue
south, where he has been under treatment for
paralysis.
\ blaze a pc Hennepin avenue called out
the department al O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Philip Fay, the sign painter. and W. 5.
Conrad the cigar dealer, are losers TO some
extend, mostly by water.
The next free lecture of The Young peoples
course of the Church of the Redeemer Will
lie given in the lecture room OF that church
on Tuesday evening. Jan. l9, by Rev. Smith
Baker, on Art and Religion"
Companies c, of ST. Paul. and B. OF Mime
h.rv-a 10 frNTYf n
Friday evening at Minneapolis. Game will
be called nj $50. The match Is one Of the
regular series of the NJ. y. G. league.
The wedding of Wallace W. Wait to one Of
Kansas City's bellies occurred last evening in
hat city quintet OF friends, CT rs sting OF
J. H. y alters. W. X. Barton, Howe Piige ana
Harry SOule, were present at the ceremony.
The central conference of Friendly Visitors
met yesterday al p. m. IN annual session at
the rooms CT the Associated charities. The
reports Of the officers were read. and the an
nual election followed. The old officers were
Reelected.
The FOresterS' Court Record. a new month
ly publication devoted to the in crest of the
order after which II is named, made Its first
appearance yesterday. 1t is a neat Quarto,
twelye-page Journal replete with interesting
information relative TO the a. o.. F.
John G. Woolev says that there is no
Rivalry between Rest Island and Dwight. He
says that the drunkard is not treated with re-
lation 10 his appetite for drink at Rest Island,
but Is made to thirst after righteousness. Ills
thirst Tor righteousness overcOmes his thirst
for drink.
The case Of c. c. Small. charged with
cruelty TO ANIMALS, was heard Yesterday be-
fore Judge Mahoney and fine OF SIS was
imposed. later SO of this fine was RENTED
and the balance paid. Small was accused of
having left two horses with insufficient food
and water.
This evening the Y. P. S. c. E. and the
Ladies' Guild of the Hennepin Avenne
church will give supper and reception in
tie church parlors. A very interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged and a general
good time is anticipated. Supper will be
served from $50 TO O'Clock.
AXel Lundeberg has resigned the pastorate
OF the Swedish Unitarian church He desires
II understood that he is still Unitarian OF an
lnqependent type. Mr.. Lundeberg has some
radical notions on social questions, and he
Will devote his time to the Preparation of
several works on economic questions.
Z cases OF scarlet fever al sol Lyndale ave-
nue., 1923 Park avenue, 1717 sixth street
north; scarletine at 11l4 Hawthorne avenue
and 1870 Eighth street north; measles at 329
Washington avenue south. 1869 Hawthorne,
19l2 Western avenue and 725 Dupont avenue
north were reported al the health Office yes
terday.
Police Surgeon Gibson is I'll at his home. 6S
Eastman avenue, and, although his condition
Is not regarded az very serious he will prob
eoiy not be able TO be out for several days. AS
ms services are very much III demand among
the members Of the police department lust
now, his illness is particularly unfortunate
The funeral of the late Mrs. Loren Fletcher
WI! take place to-day at the family residence,
125 Tenth street south, at 2 o'clock D. N. The
services VIII be conducted by Ri. Rev. Bishop
hnickerbocker, who was for many years the
beloved pastor of tue deceased. assisted by
Rev Dr.. J. j. Faude, the pastor Of Gethse-
hane church.
The Good ,Templars Of this district, the
tlfth are holding district lodge at the hall
OF the Chicago Avenue lodge. There are
ABOUT twenty delegates here from outside the
ely. Most OF the business is of routine
sort resolution was adopted protesting
against the sale OF liquor at the world fair.
Flour CITY Camp, 630 Modern Woodmen of
American, has Installed the following Off
GERS: II. 7 Emerson. venerable consul:
James Paul worthy adviser; d. J. Lewis
banker; W. H. kemper, clerk; y. B. Croker
escort; W. 7. Custer. Waterman: DR.. L. G.
Williams, physician. and ". j. Stewart, man
eger.
telegram from Colorado Springs an
Eounces the death of Levi Thompson. brother
OF capt. Henry Thompson. of Chemical Com
Pany NO. /. Mr.. Thompson had been q suf-
ferer from consumption for years and was
making q trip for his health when he died.
lie was formerly engaged in the livery lsi-
ness aud was well known throughout the
city.
The year just ended was the largest in the
history Of the quarantine hospital twenty
five cases being treated as against seven per
sons quarantined in 1890. ten in 1889, and sew
enteen in 1888. The increase is not due to a
greater prevalence of contagious diseases. but
10 the fact that formerly patients were taken
TO the homeopathic hospital annex and sup
ported at the expense of the poor depart
ment.
Harmony chapter. O. E s., has Installed
the following new officers: ". NJ. Mrs. Han
nah Connor; ". P, Georce a. Morse: A. NJ.
Hattie g. Hunter; conductress, Ida Wash.
burn; A. c., Lydia A Morse; secretary. Helen
Valentine; treasurer, Marye Pratt cha plain.
!. D. Valentine; Ada L. Melinda Costigan;
Ruth, Nancy Barrows; Electa, Mrs. Emma
Baxter; Warder. Mrs. Flora E. Moore: senti-
mel, Moses Whittier. The installation was
followed by banquet
ADJUSTMENTS.