St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were 81. 1S5. 69l.SS;
for the month pas, S2S,777L96 40.
The old forgery case against F. P. Norris
has again been continued, this time until
May l6
The actual work on the South Side high
school will begin today. when the excavation
OF the basement will be started.
Mayor Winston says he viii not announce
his appointment of The public canine execu-
TONER until the hast Of the week.
c. McReeve, of the Minnesota commission
for the relief of Russian famine sufferers, is
expected TO be in Minneapolis tomorrow
Letters of administration were granted yes
terdaY To Charlotte 4. Secombe for the estate
of David A. Secombe, under SO 009 bond.
The regular weekly shoot OF the Minneapo-
lis Gun club will te held Thursday afternoon
on the club grounds, beginning at O'Clock
sharp.
The annual issuance of dog and other
licenses was begun By the city clerk and
comptroller yesterday, several hundred being
issued.
An effort will be made to form a dress re-
form club in Minneapolis after the course of
lectures to be delivered by Mrs. Annie Jen-
ness Miller.
The village Of Hanover lying partly in
Hennepin and partly in Wright county. filed
articles of incorporation with the register OF
deeds yesterday.
Frank G. Carpenter, the well-known naws-
paper correspondent of Washington, was in
minneapolis Yesterday He was shown the
Convention hall and passed his approval.
6. II. Wood has offered to buy 100 tickets
for the lady clerks in the down town stores
FOR a concert to be given bv the colored
choral union at the Hennepin Avenue church
May 10.
The public schools duly observed Arbor Day
yesterday by planting an elm tree at each
school with the assistance of the janitOr. At
some Of the schools the exercises were quite
elaborate.
The executive committee of the Woman's
council met at 2:30 O'Clock yesterday after
noon at the Library building to arrange the
details for the management of The council
discuss bylaws, etc.
Maj George A. Camp is quite i'll at his
Minnetonka Beach home with heart trouble
T. B. Walker. Maj. Camps old business part
ner, was sent for Saturday. Ever since the
suicide of Mrs. Camp the major has been suf
ering decline.
The money for the o'd Tribune building
has arrived i'll the city and the deeds will be
turned over in day or SO. The purchaser is
A. NJ. Wright. Massachusetts capitalist.
The architects are now at work on plans for
reftting the old hulk.
The Gilbert Grain company filed articles
OF incorporation yesterday. The incorpo-
ratOrs are j. N. Bartlett, William johnson,
James p. Moore e.. A. Gilbert Charles Need
ham, Erick Seavatson and Charles Kittelson.
The capital stock is placed at SlOO,01l
The vestrY of ST. Luke's church has re-
ceiYed telegram from Rev. W. b. Hamilton,
late rector, who was recently called 10 Lead
vile, asking them not to call q rector TO ST.
1ukes until they heard from him. 1t is sur
missed that he is not pleased with Leadville
The month of April was the coldest April
for fifteen years. The mean temperature was
43 deg. which is deg below the normal
Back in 1850 there was an April with mean
temperature of only 81 deg. There were only
seven cloudleSs days i'll the April just past
and the precipitation was one aud a quarter
inches.
Another big real estate deal was consum-
mated yesterday. II embraces the transfer
of the twenty-nine feet OH Nicoliet avenue
on which Dickinson's bazaar stands The
price PAID was Sl,S0 a front toot-S54. 200
The purchaser is an Eastern capitalist whose
name will no be divulged until the deeds
have been recorded.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Emil P Peterson and Bertha Olson, Frank
Olson and Mathilda Gustafson, Melchior
Homer and Maria A. Michel, Ambrose Pow
ell and Katie NJ. Harmon, Andrew J. Berg
strom and Ida Anderson, AlgCt Blum and
Johanna Johnson. John j. Foley and Mar
garet Mullen, J. W. Rose and Floren Owen.
John NJ. Miller and family returned vester-
day after years absence on the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Miller left here about a year ago
having received a very fattering offer to To-
cate in san Francisco but the climate did
not agree with Mrs. Miller or his daughters
Mr.. Miller has taken possession of his home
facing Loring park on HARRISON place, and
intends TO make Minneapolis his permanent
home