St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-15
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearingS Yesterday were Sl.S2l,693.l ~
-Four deaths and twelve births were re
rGrjed yesterday 10 The health department.
Timothy Driscol, master mechanic OF the
street railway company. has resigned, anu
his position VIII be filled by W. Cooper.
r. J. Mendenhall basing the statement on
his personal observation. says that the wheat
crop Is i'll much better condition than com
monty believed
The annual commencement of the North
western Conservatory OF Music VIII De gwen
at the Lyceum thcater this evening. Inc
graduates are eight in number.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Billings Nelson
took place from her late residence, S37 East
Fourteenth sire et, yesterday at p. N. The
interment was at Lakewood.
c. a. PillSbury and force OF grain men
are preparing more evidence TO be submitted
10 the hearing of the discrimination case,
which viii begin again in Washington July7.
The Pioneer ThreShing company. with
capital stock of S5OO,0OO, was incorporated
yesterday by :. f. Davies E. 4. Whitworth,
q. ID. Emery, j. y. Wilson, X. h. Dorlon, a.
Ii. Hall and ii. j. Fletcher.
The council committee on sewers met yes
terday afternoon and decided 10 recommend
to the council that the contract for furnish
ing sewer pipe, be awarded 10 the Union
Storage company for g, I52 &c.
\ man named d. A Barnes is in Minneap-
oils exhibiting voting machine that is sup
posed 10 make fraud impossible. 1t is COM
pllCOted device. providing Tor the marking or
the ballot by the voter. but not allowing the
voter 10 handle the ballot
Al meeting of the associated charitie
yeStC rday afternoon the charge against the
assistant city physician. DR.. Hull, that he re-
fused to visit pauper patient named ia
cobs was discussed and finally referred 10
the c Ommittee on hospitals.
The 70 flowing cases of contagious diseases
were reported Yesterday at the health ot1ice :
MaaS1As Nfh SOltl- .Nfll
Tweuty-Sixth avenue south; scarlet fever,
S03i Tenth avenue south; dIphtherld, 2S2+
Twenty first avenue sOath.
The cottage of L. X. Merrill. at Spring
Park. MinnetOn6a caught fire Monday.
Mrs. Merrill while tryfzg 10 fight the flames,
was badly burned about the face and body,
as was also the servant girl.
The Kirkbride- Palmer Grain and Commits
sion company with 4 capital stock OF S5J.O1o
ana a limit of Indebtedness of the same
amount was incorporated yesterday by
George B. kirkbride, William Henr EustlS
and William b. Palmer
Hereafter the street railway company will
run all cars on the First avenue line after
O'Clock to Lake Harriet The company an
nOunceS that it WI soon return TO the
practice OF giving concerts on the floating
)and stand in front of the pavilion.
Police Officer Henry Brudigan had party
and anniversary celebration at his home. 14lO
second street north last night and among
LlCSe present were sergeant JOUu LcOldEQ.
Inspector Howard, Jailer Peter Bradley and
officer NJ. Brady. The celebration was IN
honor of the tenth anniversary of their ap-
pOintmeut on the police force.
The Minnesota Unitarian difference will
open Its Semiannual session at Rev Kristo-
fer Janson's church, Ninth street and Twelfth
avenue south, this evening. with a sermon
from Rev. W W. Fem. of Chicago. On
Thursday. at the same church, there will be
business sessions, and in the evening plat
form meeting. with various speakers.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Perciyal r. Benson and Mate Wright. Con-
stanly RutkOwski and COnstancie ZawOkke,
Otto Nilander and Jennie Erickson, Charles
Z. Price and Mamie Malone. Harry G. Bush
nell and Mary Blymyer, Michael j. Forstell
and May COnweu
The home of William NJ Tenney was the
scene of Il brilliant reception last night
given by Mrs. Tenuey in honOr of Miss
Emma Mueller. formerly a singer in the
Westminster church and now under instruc-
ton in New York. II was one of the most
brilliant events of the season. Miss Mueller
will give q concert The Lyceum Friday
evening.
At high noon yesterday Mrs. Mate Wrig ht,
of Minneapolis, and Perry r. Benson,
newspaper man, form eTly OF Minneapolis,
but now of Detroit were married at the resi-
dene of Daniel Murphy, 1O4 Vest ourteenth
street. The wedding was Il quiet one. only
the immediate friends being present. The
newly welded pair took the train for Duluth
Ell route to Detroit their future home.
G. W. Leach, commissioner of the Ma
tional Emancipation Monument Association
of Springfield, H., Is i'll MINNEAPOLIS collect
ing subscriptions for the monument the col
Ored people propose to erect i'll Central park,
Springfield, to the m emory Of the public
men who have tcen their friends. The mon
ument will cost S150.000. and $4,000 has al
ready been raised. 1t viii be seventy-four
feet high, with base thirty-four feet
square.