St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $1,O?9,
5Oj.S5.
The ST. Valentine club will give a sheet
and pillowcase hop Tuesday night at Plum
mer Post hall.
Thomas Calligan was sentenced to twenty
days in the municipal court yesterday for
cutting Frank Smith with knife about a
week ago.
Mai. S. A. Buell. will address The Single
Tax league this evening, taking for his sub
1ect "A Sound Paper Currency" Meeting
at the West hotel.
One hundred young ladies met at the resi-
dence of Donald Kennedy, 1850 Park avenue.
Saturday night and organized society, called
the Mary Woolley." 1t will serve as an
auxiliary of the Womans Christian Temper
Rnce union
Wednesday afternoon the park board com
mittee on Improvements will meet to open
bids tor number of lavatories that are to be
put up at several of the parks during the
year. The board will commence neXtmonth
20 meet twice a month regularly.
The police are keeping q sharp lookout for
Dennis Pickens, the colored waiter who MUIR
dered fellow waiter at the Hotel Metropol-
itan, st. Paul. last Friday. They were mott.
fed Sunday that he had been seen here, but
as yet no trace of him has been found.
The Twin City Powder company filed arti-
cles of.incorporation yesterday. The capital
The incorporators are: j. P Nichols Her
bert Shear, II. S. Owen, j. W. Griffin, of
Minneapolis, and II. w. Nichols. of Denver.
William Tidds and j. F. Mead, freight
handlers employed at the Northern Pacific
depot, engaged in hand-to hand fight yes
terday morning. Tidds struck Mead in the
back with pike pole. the iron penetrating
about an inch. Mead was taken home and
Tidds will be arrested.
The Minneapolis Ceramic club has now
been fully organized, with Mrs. r. E. Tice,
president; Mrs. II. II. Wright, vice president;
Mrs. f. Paine, secretary and treasurer. The
club will meet on the morning of the second
Friday of each month at the home of Mrs.
Tice for the present
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: John Newman and Lizzie
Hentstien Anton Darson. and Anna Kjerulf,
Louis HOrwitZ and Rosa Goldstein, Henry
Collins and Mary Haley, G. w. Sized and
Alice Coburn. William McCrady and Effie
Gramble G. jacobson and Amanda Mattson.
Aid. Rollins called a meeting of the water
works investigating committee yesterday, but
1t failed to materialize. Aid. Rollins was
there, and so was Aid. Kiichli, but Aid.
Hunter failed to put in an appearance at the
appointed time. AS a result, Aid. Rollins
left in disgust and said he would wash his
hands of the entire matter.
meeting of the law and literary branch
of the Minneapolis Bar association was held
Yesterday afternoon, at Wnlcn q committee
was appointed to draw up suitable resolu-
ions on the death of Judge David A Sec
Ombe. The matter Of introducing social
and club features al the meeting of the asso-
citation was also discussed.
The retail clerks of Minneapolis met at
Labor Temple Sunday at p. M, and organ
lied retail CLERKS union. James Morrow,
president of the Retail Clerks National Pro-
tective association. with the assistance of T.
w. Score, both of st. Paul. completed the
temporary organization. A meeting will be
held next Thursday night at 9 p. NJ, when
the union will be made permanent
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at the health office yesterday ::
Measles corner of Fillmore street and
Twenty avenue, 643 jackson street
northeast 14US Twenty-seventh street SOUTH
247 Fifteenth avenue south: scarlet fever
1907 Twenty-Five and a-half avenue south
east, 1922 Seventh street south; diphtheria
1911 Tenth street north, 81 Twentieth avenue
south.