St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-30
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Six births and nine deaths were reported at
Che health Office yesterday.
Minnie ooduG wants relief from Charles
Woodruff for alleged cruelty.
Today occurs the annual inspection Of the
Ere department BY tho chief and aldermen.
The only marriage license issued yesterday
70 Thomas B. o If.en aud Mary Mccarthy.
HyI Hach fill lies at the West hotel seri-
ously 80 with pneumonia, though he is re-
covering
Twelve minor permits were Iss1ed at the
building mspeciOf'E Office Yesterday, hggre-
gaiug s2,C40.
Judge Collins. Of the tnpreme court OF
Minnesota. was visitor at the court house
ycttcrday
Application for divorce has Leen made by
Euda s. Hnrd from Reuben Hurd on the
ground of dcscrliOn.
The wholesalc meat dealers are now talk
ing no the project Of orgaI izing 70 circum-
vent tie dead Leai.'
Hunter. Scott d Go. took out a permit yes
ierGay 10 do $3.50 worth of plumbing on
the new court hOuse and city hail.
The bank clcariugs yesterday were Sy1-.-
~ &C. md for the week g. 80 95lDhl, as
Dgainst 81, 43s.53l the same week last year.
Measles ~ Cl7 Niueteenh' avenue south
and l0i Twcnty-ninth street west were re-
ported 81 the health department yesterday.
MISS Kltty Martin, formerly cashier ia the
comfy trcasurers Office has returned from
u sojouru at Orthington. much Improved ia
health
The park board expected to open The on.
vIIicu NJ lla,rct today but OWING ~ lh@ co"l
weather u wlll probably not be opened before
next Saturday.
Gcrtie. tic nnecn-year old daughter of DR..
j. T.. COuluR formerly n this city. bnt now
Of Hiucklcy, died Thursday. His other dauSh-
ter Minnie Is also very d.
The Minneapolis Driving club was iucor-
u0iuied Yesterday by j. G. Oswald, g. 9.
Goodflch. J.. G. Flllsbury, W 4. Steele II.
W Phelps II. ". Pratt and &. >. LGnSdoh,
with Il capitol Of $1,000.
TIE rcople interested IN the building Of a
TccOhd uicIuTban line by way Of ~ Anlhony
TGfk are having The line surveyed. Ihey IN
lend 20 grade il aud then AK Mr.. Lowry to
lay lhc tracks and operate H.
The retail clerks viii be ready 70 make
then demnud for early closing july !. lhcy
report tbat the ministers have indorsed the
movement lie ErOrcrs cicrkh are lbink-
ing ol joining the retail clerks association
The cnlnrcd people Of Minneapolis will OBJ
Tcryc he last day Of May ~ n day Of fasting
aud prayer for HE dcliycrGncc Of the colOred
population from The indigniiies ANA injuries
10 which they have been subjected III recent
years.
The local electrical workmen have organ
jZcu n bTnuch Of tie National brotherhood OF
Electrical Workers. There are about hfly
mcmters The league was OrgHnized by T.
j. Finncll, grind vice president and national
organizer.
Specin religious services nre being held In
the House Of Faith Presbyterian church. be
tween Broadway aud jefferson. Rev. ID. i.
Brown. evangelist Of Waterloo, To-, Is
preaching afternoon aud evening.
William Wniheiscr street foreman of the
water works department, celcbrntcd his
fiuelh birthday Thursday. lie feGcheo nome
.t,ltt dad a. ff a. "a
huuseful ~ friends who had come to help
him celebrate The day.
j. g. Langley. representing Cook Il Lang
ley, the California fruit packers IS In Mime
apols looking over the field here IL IS ru-
Inorcd that the California fruit men are seek
ing 10 eject consolidation against The Min
ncnpols Fruit exchange
The board Of cdacalion building commit
tee met Yesterday afternoon. ana looked
over thc bids for constructing the new south
ride hiRh school The bids VIII not be made
public until the board passes upon them To-
day AZ special meeting.
Commencement honors Of the Minneapolis
academy have been assigned as follows;
NGlodictory, Chnrlcs Ningate; snlutntpry,
MISS Mabel NewcOmb; class OratiOn, Al &.
Clark. Wilhnm Cnse nnd Raw Newell will
deliver the UratiOns On class day.
John raulson, Eugene sullivan and Archie
D. Wesley have fled articles Of incorporation
for the state Bond ana Investment company
and the international Land and Mortgage
company. The capital stock Of ench is SJO,-
co. ana Tie limit Of Indebtedness $4,000
An inquest viii be held today over the re-
mains Of Mrs Michael Lime. who died from
injuries received while crossing the railTond
tracks NJ Spring street. IL is said that the
cars had been "kickcd" by the engine on
"nyng switch, which is against the rules.
Alfred HnlleGbeck The young boy who as
BauItcd Andrew BOak with railroad spike.
ETiCk lIgnNtTDm who stnblgn IOllu
bAld, were arTaigucd in lhc municipal court
yesterday on the charge Of assault In the first
degree. The cases were continued TO May q
1t is said that mn Eastern corset marufact
DRY is thinking of moving It's plant Mmneap'
oils. II IS estimated that the company eX-
poets to turn out at least 500 cOrsets day.
as a local paperboX manufacturing company
has been asked TO figure on that number of
boxes day.
A Pittsburg. Pa. dispatch saws that on the
settlement OF the estate of John c. Miller a
wealthy glass, iron and steel broker the sum
OF $4,000 was divided equally between his
nephews, Arthur H., John w. and f. NJ
Eastman. of Minneapolis. The whole estate
amounted to Sl1S,00O
The local bakers union has sent delega-
tion to the lInmlme bnkc who is selling
bread to the Minneapolis grocer who is
cutting the price. The delegation was told
that the Minneapolis bakers should mind
their own business. The Hamlipc man has Il
contract for n year with the Minneapolis
grocer and he intends to carry ii out.
The sewer work i'll connection with the
new market has been finished and the
plumbing is being put in. Harlow Gale has
issued circular to the gardeners. asking
them 10 buy their stands at The new market
May II at > p. m, to patronize the old market
until May 81, and TO drive to the new market
June and forever thereafter
The dedication committee Of the new
Wesley Methodist church has given ii out
that The new CdiGce will be dedicated sun
day May -. The sermons on that occasion
will be preached by bishop Cyrus ID. Foss
nnd Rev. } w. Hamilton, of Boston. The
services will occur In the evening on the
evening following there will be n platform
meeting AT which representative evangelical
Clergymen Of the city will SPEAK.