St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-01
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBUHES.


Yesterdays real estate transfers amounted
TO S44A.4l7; the building permits 10 Si,6ll.
September just closed was drier than Sep
TENDER. 1891, aud the average temperature was
&, deg lower.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Christ Kitten 2nd Retsie Halyerson. IL. 1.
Ham and Lee D. CHAPMAN.
The woman's council will hold an open
parliament today at 2:30 p N. i'll the Con-
servatory hall, 6OS y Nicollet avenue.
The bank clearngs yesterday were Sl,C6l,-
90. so, and for the week S9,426. $50 81, as
against S.. 75S, SIS the same week last year.
Allie NJ. Stafford has been selling liquor
without license in u place on Lake street,
near Lyndale avenue. Yesterday she was
fined So in the municipal court.
Up to o'cock yesterday afternoon the
record of fire alarms during September was
81, including 81 box and 10 still alalms. The
loss on buildings was S1,94L75 and OH con-
tents Sg7S.15 Ega
The Christian Endeavor societies of Min
neapolis held JOINT meeting i'll Wesley NJ.
E. church yesterday afternoon ana evening.
Addresses on Christian Endeavor work were
made by Capt. sam q. Neil, j. L. Thwing
and o. p. Clifford
Henry Garter, Oscar Rittcuberg and Louis
II. Hainlin have formed a company with a
capital or S!O0.G0a. and will open wholesale
millinery house at Psi and 256 First avenue
north, the quarters now occupied by Patter
son u Stevenson.
The business of the building inspectors
Office during the month Just closed was over
double that of September of iastyear. The
total number of permits issued last month
was 246. whose estimated cost was S3ii,UO0.
Last year in September 80 permits were
Issued and the estimated cost was Sl49,425.
". a. Lindeke for the past twenty years
actively engaged in the dry goods business in
ST. Paul, has connected himself with Segel-
baums great dry goods store as manager,
commencing today. Mr.. Lindeke is push
Ing. energetic business man. and will be q
valued acquisition 10 our city from the down
river town.
The park board committee on roads has
yielded 10 the South Siders and agreed 10 put
Two GrveWavs in the south side of the new
PowdeIhorn park. This afternoon the COM
miltee Will visit Lake Calhoun to see what
can be Done with the towering of the water,
which is now so high that ii is great annoy
ance 10 some of the residents there.
! The superintendent of police was turned
down by the connect committee on claims
yesterday morning. He presented Il bill for
SSthe money having beemused by two police
officers i'll securing evidence against Loltie
Smith. who keeps a suspicious resort on Sec
ond street south. The committee decided
the superintendent would have to pay il him
self If he desired it paid.
This afternoon at 3:45 the Ex- CoIlegi Ates
will meet the University football team at the
Mlnueal oils ball park The ExColiegiate
team contains some Of the best players the
Morrison. Of Yale: Frank Iietfcllinger. Jones
and Bieelow. The University team has most
of the Glt men. and plays about the same
kind OF Il game it did last year
The city health authorities have been notI-
fed that Chuine Gutenberg, Russian Jew,
who was among the passengers on the Scan
qia. viii arrive in this city this morning. The
Jew has passed the eighteen-day quarantine
of Fire islend and carries the necessary
papers. but as cholera suspect he will be
subjected 10 all the examination used by the
health department Ill such cases.
The Union Elevator company has elected
officers as follows: President, II. W. Pratt;
vice president j. ). PillSbury; treasurer. c.
L. Sidle; secretary. George II. Barwse. The
board OF directors consists of H. W Pratt j.
:. Pillsbury. c. A. Fillsbury. c. K Side,
George w. Porter s. ID. Cargill and A F.
Gale The company is about 10 lay six
inch water main 10 connecUitS plant with the
city water works. and 10 introduce fire
pump.
The Cooper-Hampton Electric company
has elected the following officers: President,
John Martin; vice president. John :. Pills
bury; secretary, Alfred W. Hastings: treas
nrer F NJ WalcOtt; manager E. D. Nc
MILAN; directors. John Martin, j. s. Fills
bury, c. NJ. LOIing. Loren Fletcher, p p
Winston, :. c. Gale, E. NJ. johnson, c. H.
Chad ourn, L. d. Mcmillan. W. X. Morrison,
{. II. Wood, J. NJ. Shaw, F. c. BaTows, e.
cam Cooper Nv. Hastings md T. II. Wal
colt The executive committee is made up
If John Martin, Z. D. Mcmillan, W X. Mort
sou, c. II. MaXcv and L. VI. Johnson. A
manufacturing plant will probably be erect
ed on the East side