St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
The bank clearings yesterday were si,10s,-

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, t99,-
67s40
The Episcopal clergymen of the Twin
I Cities will meet today with Rev. Frank Mills
|. paugh, of ST. Paurs church.
| Five minor building permits for the cree
lion of structures to cost a total of 81, l55
were issued at the building inspectors office
| yesterday.
| fifth annual reception and ball at the Temple
tomorrow evening. Supper will be served
from 7:30 to 10 D. m.
The funeral of the late Henry Wood was
yesterday held from his late reside nee, lib
Knox avenue north. The remains were taken
I to Kalamazoo for interment
At the meeting of the Scandinavian Relief
association, held in NOrmanna hall Friday
evening, it was decided 10 establish a sick
benefit fund in connection with the life in
surance plan.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock there will
be meeting at the home of Mayor Winston,
1896 Park avenue, for the purpose OF discuss
ing the organization OF a chapter of the
Daughters of the Revolution.
1t is announced that the new District Tele-
phone company. of St Paul, will enter the
field in Minneapolis. The company will
string wires in Minneapolis as soon as the
worK is finished in st. Paul.
Washington Humphrey, the proprietor of
the restaurant at "CoCney" island, where
Julius Caesar Warren made trouble Thursday
night. was arrested yesterday fer keeping
0ioOlUCilS hOUSS, anu w llliSd SsV.
Yesterday at the home of Egbert H. Fair
child, 726 Bryant avenue north, Rev. William
Wilkinson joined in wedlock Julia Elizabeth
Strong, second daughter of Mr. Fairchild,
and Henry Mcconnell, of Kingston. Can.
Capt Buerfenning, of the commftte on ar
engagements for the policemens ball. has
secured the Venetian Mandolin clIb COM
posed of e. Shumpik, G. j Lund. r. 7.
Costigan, w. W. Damn and c. E. Healey
At the autopsy held on the body of the I'M
I'M MOI
Ninth street and Cedar, death was found
to have resulted from heart disease. The
mans name was found to be John johnson.
Frank A. Woodward, for ten years super
1ntendent and general manager of the CLOTH
ing department of the Plymouth Clothing
company left for West Superior last evening,
where he will establish the Woodward
| Clothing company.
The case of Peter Wilworth, charged by the
Minneapolis Blank Book and Paper Box
Manufacturing company with enlightenment,
came up in she municipal court again yester-
day, and, on motioneof the defense, was con-
tinued until MaEeh1. es5o
The Northwestern Tourist suggests that a
permanent water supply for MInnehaha falls
and for Lake Minnetonka may be secured by
converting all the small lakes along the line
OF Mlnnehaha creek and surrounding Mime
tonka into reservoirs.
to Louis G.. BHrglund and Lena Dahlstrom.
Hans G. Storebo and Harriet Schatthun,
Jacob Polcak and Mary Pio1nbom. Alexander
d. Scott and Josephine Sutphin, Peter
Schwab and Gertrude LINEN.
I The building committee .otNthe board of
education met yesterday and discussed plans
for the South side high school. Nearly the
full board was present. The session was ex-
ecutiye. and the members said there was
nothing for publication.
Cases of diphtheria at 303 Ridgewood. scar
letina at 1916 Sixteenth street north. scarlet
fever at s5a7 Fourteenth avenue south. 433
Fifth street north and measles al 1928 Second
street south, 1928 Eighteenth street. 511 James
avenue north, 1907 Adams street and 1858
Lyndale avenue south. =,
The North Side Chronicle says that petit
ton IS in circulation asking the street rail
way to complete North side belt line. The
scheme is to extend the Penn avenue line to
Forty-fourth avenue north, run east on that
avenue to .juncture with the Washington
avenue north line atCamden place.
At Harmonic hall next Saturday evening
Unity lodge, knights of Honor. will ceie.
brate its first anniversary. A musical and
literary entertainment will be given, to be
followed by banquet. Capt. D. NJ. Gilmore
will preside, and toasts will be responded to
by Mayor Winston. ex-Mayor Babb, Mai. r.
r. Henderson and others.
Capt. Nicholas Thielen, of No. 9 Hose COM
pany, the senior captain of the Minneapolis
fire department.. died of consumption Fri
months ago for his health. Capt. Thielen
joined the volunteer fire department in 1856.
and had been continuously in service uutil
the time of his departure for Texas.
Charles Boon. the boarding house keeper,
charged with having concealed fugitive
from the workhouse named Mary Mcdonald,
and as there was nothing in the evidence to
show that he had any knowledge of the
woman's escape from custody. or that he had
made any attempt to conceal the fact of her
presence in his house, the case was dis
missed.
An effort is being made to change the loca-
ton of the present Richfeld postoffice from
Fifty third street aid Lyndale avenue, Min
neapolis, to a more central point within the
townllmits Of Richfield, and petition has
been circulated to this effect. to which 100
signatures have been attached. The present
postmaster will probably present remon-
STRANGE.