St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-12
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearingS yesterday were s1,7S6.
E07.64.
Eight births and four dessns were reported
yesterday at the healili office.
Willie Doar, an incorrigible BOY, was sent
20 the reform school yesterday by Judge Ma
honey
Ole Brown, the saloonkeeper,, pleaded
guilty yesterday TO keeping his saloon open
on Sunday, and was assessed $40.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Burt L. Sacre and Mary L. PaIcher, Andrew
Henderson and Mabel a. Fillmore.
The Prohibilionists met last night in the
Central ". Z. T. L. rooms, and elected dele.
gates to the county convention, which VIII
be held tomorrow.
j. W. Henion, of c. NJ. Foote 4 Co.. left
last night for Philadelphia 10 hurry up the
work on the new city atlas, which the firm
hopes 10 set on the market before the con
veniion.
The third lecture of the spring course of
the Northwestern Hospital association viii
be given at the hospital this evening by Prof.
Maria L. Sanford on Character and Culture
in Nursing.
Inspector Hoy yesterday arrested Ben
Eeeiy. the pal of James Clay, who IS SuS-
pected of rObbing a number OF South MINI
DeapOlis residences, and locked him up at
the central station.
Hattie Gundv. OF Elsie Sloeum, who as
saulted Ray Elliot The housekeeper OF
bagnlo, Tuesday night, with botue OF am
mOnia, was sent to the workhouSe yesterday.
10 remain thirty days.
The gathering OF the Clans" at the
1yCeum theater recently was SO successful
pageant that the CALIFORNIAN club has de
cided TO repeat the entertainment May 26. p
ana = NJ the Grand.
. George W. Spear the Minneapolis trottinS
horse trainer. has been reinStated in the Ma
tional Trotting Horse ASSOCIATION. He was
expelled al cleveland last August for the
alleged pulling" of Temple Bar.
Judge Canty, of the district court, will lee
ture before the Young Mems Christian asSo-
ci&tiou, at the corner of Tenth street and
Mary place this evening al SOclock. The
subject OF the lecture is "A Self-Made Man.
The worlds fair women met at the Repub-
lean convention quarters yesterday TO take
the first steps in organizing department
work. The various committees were partially
made up and viii be completed at The next
meeting.
y number of gentlemen met at the Union
league rooms last night, and discussed Inc
forming of an Illinois association. A com
mitIee was appointed TO adopt plans or or
ganization, and report at a meeting to be
held tomorrow night
Six-and-a-half avenue. or Portland Place,
has had its name changed again. The com
mittee on roads and bridges yesterday ue-
eided, on The petition of residents and prop
erty owners along the avenue, to change the
name to Oakland avenue.
1t is said that there is some question about
the rebuilding of the Northern Car comDanyS
plant at Robbinsdale. The company has
been offered sites i'll other portions OF the
city, and may accept one OF them, unless
RObbinsdale donates a site.
Ida Dorsey and Minnie Butler, the colored
women who engaged in an exhibition OF
fiSieuffs and haIr-pulling Tuesday night.
we're sent 10 the workhouse yesterday by
Judge Mahoney for thirty days. They were
not given the alternative OF a line.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported al the health office yesterday ?
Scarlet fever. 20 Eleventh avenue north. 1411
Ramsey street northeast, 307 University ave-
me southeast; measles, 2224 Bloomington
avenue. a34 Fourteenth avenue south.
The Minneapolis Hydraulic Pressed Brick
company incorporated yesterday with
capital of S359, 900, for the purpose of carry
ing on general manufacturing and selling
business IN brick. The ineorporatorS are
John X. Caldwell, president and James Mac
Mullan, secretary.
Secretary Holt will make an effort tomor-
row to have all the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra B. Page, of 1882 Twenty-ninth avenue
south. sent to the Owatonna public school.
The father is wOrkhOuSe bird, and the
mother is half insane from trouble. The
children range from three TO twelve years OF
age.
Miss Hazel NJ. Pratt, only daughter of c. L.
Pratt and Charles NJ. Garfield, were married
yesterday at high noon at Westminster
church. Rev. Smith Baker performing the
ceremony. Luncheon was served to the
bridal party at the West at l O'Clock, and in
the afternoon the young couple left for Chi
cago.
All former residents of Michigan are re-
quested to send their address of residence
and business location to the secretary of
Michigan association. Frank 5. Lewis, 259
First avenue south. The association is very
anxious to have q complete list, so all visit
OTIS at headquarters can easily find their
friends.
Articles Of incorporation were filed yester-
day by the Port Arthur, Duluth & Western
Railway company, by James Conmee, John
Paulson. Krestian Kortland. Louis A. Reed,
Freeman z. Lane and Matthew " alsh. The
new road will run from Gun Flint and Mag
netic lakes to Frazer lake in Lake county.
The capital stock is S125,0O
According to the North, Minneapolis will
gee three celebrations on the 18th of May. The
center of attraction will be the celebration at
Normanna hall at i'll the afternoon, where
the speakers viii be r. b. Anderson, of Mad
ison. Wis. eX-miLister 10 Denmark; Knute
Nelson. of Alexandria; j. L. O'ConnOr. at
torney general of Wisconsin.
The motion 10 allow gardeners to use the
old market until June l came before the
council committee on markets yesterday
afternoon. 1t brought out a renewal of the
fight between the central and Sixth ward
markets. Representatives of the latter OPP
posed the matter and the central market peo-
pie, including Harlow Gale, appeared to
champion il. claiming that il would helm the
farmers. No definite action was taken in
The matter.