St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The bank clearings yesterday were sl,4il-

The bank clearings yesterday were Si4il,-
62j.55.
j. c. McBreen, James Heffeton and August
Monday have been appointed paLrolmen.
The regular weekly badge shoot of the
Minneapolis Gnn CLUB will begin tomorrow
afternoon on the club grounds promptly at
o'clock
At the meeting Of the Homeopathic Med
ical society tonight at the Library, DIR. ii. G.
Leonard will read paper on "Asepsiss Dis
Infection"
The Security Warehouse company is pre-
pairing 10 erect another six story W arehouse
adjoining the present warehouse at Fourth
avenue north and First street.
Robert Kelly, the eolored thespian, at pres
ent playing at the Pence, was fined $40 yes
tcrday morning in the police court tor as
saulting his wife the night before. ~
The jury in the case of George w. Burner
TO recover commissions OH a real estate deal
from Isaac Well returned a verdict yesterday
afternoon in favor OF the defendant.
Assistant Dairy Commissioner Rich says
that good quality of milk is being sold in
Minneapolis now. Out OF $50 samples from
the city dairymen tested only two fell short.
The Union league has made arrange
ments 10 tender reception 10 the visiting
members of The Republican national com
mittee tomorrow night at the Union league
rooms.
Charles Rappe had his left eye injured by
being hammered ana yesterday the organ
was removed by an operation at St Barnaba's
hospital
Capt Sam Neil of the local corps CT the
Salvation Army, will speak on the future and
eternal punishment OF the wicked by request
of the barracks. OIL Friday night, April Is.
All are invited.
Rev. G.. L. morrill,, pastor of Calvary Bap-
fist church, will lecture on Pixies Peak and
its surroundings at the Salvation Amy bar
racks tonight. Stereoptican views accom-
pany the lecture.
The members OF the Y. W. c. A. held n
general meeting at their rooms on Eighth
street yesterday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth
Wilson, the state secretary, was present and
made an address.
Already nearly twenty applications have
been received for the vacancy in the ranks
of school principals made by the promotion
of Prof G. NJ Jordan Only four of the
applications come from Minneapolis
The quarterly meeting of tho Minneapolis
branch of the Womens Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church win begin
ut the First Methodist church To-Day. The
session promises 10 be of much interest.
The committee on East side boulevard will
hold an open meeting at the park board
rooms tomorrow evening. committee from
the E0st Side Improvement association and
other interested citizens will De present.
Last night the Y. NJ. c. A. gave reception
to the pastors and Official members of the
churches of the Twin Cities Addresses
were made by ID. X. Noyes, of St. Paul. and
CITY Attorney Russell, Of Minneapolis.
Homer G. Potter, the Minneapolis man now
in jail at Albany. y. y, on the charge OF
forgery, has written 10 friends in this city,
stating that he is innocent OF the charge and
hopes to clear himself Of the stigma ere
long.
silver mining company consisting of
Minneapolis parties has been in process of
organization for n couple of weeks past The
prime mover is Russ Jones. The capital
stock will be 81 800, COO and the company will
work the six silver claims of David Noble at
Cook City, Mont.
Yesterday the Scottish Rite Masons took
those persons who had penetrated the Lodge
OF Perfection through the Chapter Rose ST.
Croix No work was done last evening.
Today the candidates will be indicted into
the mysteries of the eleven degrees of the
Knights of Kodosh.
Hereafter the jobbers' association will
meet the second Tuesday of the month. in
stead or the second Monday. This was de-
cided yesterday, OH account of Monday being
a very busy day. owing to the Sunday mail.
J. II. Sutherland was today made secretary
of the transportation committee.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday 10
Phillip Borch and Mary Weber james Y.
Kemp and Grace g. Nupier, p. A. Turner
and Myrtle E. Phillips, William Wenz and
Mary Schneider, George Hemmi and Ida
Bantley, Anton Lindgreu and Anne Halyer-
son, Erick j. Larson and Hilda c. Goder-
quist.
The meeting OF the women interested In
the free kindergartens at the Central w. G.
T. U. yesterday did not indicate that the
proposed union of sll the kindergartens in
one body will be accomplished Most OF The
ladies prefer that the schools cooperate in
stead of forming joint organization.
The court house and city hall commission
met yesterday afternoon for the first time
| since the return of of Secretary Preston from
| Europe. The allowance of claims and trans
| action Of other purely routine business was
all that came before the board. The board
| will advertise for bids on the Stating Of the
county side roof in a few DAYS.