St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-27
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The board of charities and corrections at
its meeting of Yesterday afternoon adopted
rules for the government of the city hospital.
j. Newton Mind. of the Lumberman, has
returned to Minneapolis having left the
lumbermen's excursion on the Pacific slope.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 3222,
1914, and for the week ',2"6aSfS, as
against 81, S42 46l. IS the same week last year,
an increase OF 50 per cent.
1t is announced uuoilicialy that the address
of the North Star association 10 the voters of
Minnesota will not be issued until after the
March meeting Of the association.
The PARISH urton Candy company, with
capital stock of 100000. has been incorpor-
ated by a. W. Paris, j. H. Paris, s. j. Muir
ton, F. Ii. Page and G. ii. Fletcher.
George c. lIyser, OF the West hotel. has
gone away for three weeks of much needed
rest. Before returning Mr.. Hyser Will visit
Chicago and the Hot Springs with his family.
Frank Donovan. assistant ticket agent of
the Northern Pacific and Wisconsin Central.
has returned TO Minneapolis, accompanied
by his bride, whom he welded i'll Louisville
Monday night.
Next Wednesday evening will be held the
annual meeting of the WOnans Foreign
Mission Society of Westminster Church.
Mrs. Beach, former missionary III China,
will deliver an address.
The Crusaders of the Immaculate Concep-
ton parish ho!e 10 open their new hall
March Is. 1t will be fitted with plenty of
gymnastic apparatus. James p. Finnegan
has been elected recording st cretary of the
club, vice II. j. Murphy, resigned.
Architect Allen promises TO have the plans
for the new South Side High school ready
within ten DAYS. instead of thirty. This will
enable the school board TO let contracts early
enough to insure the completion of the build
ing i'll time for the opening of the school
year
An extra rehearsal of the Choral associa-
ton concert was called for last evening, but
on account of Mr.. Baldwin being called to
Chicago on business for the society the re-
hearSal Will be held this evening instead. and
all members of the society are urged to at
tend.
y new elevator will be added to the insti-
tutionS Of Northeast Minneapolis. MeCord,
Cobb II Gunderson secured a permit this
morning to build a siX-Story grain elevator at
Sixth street and Eighteenth avenue north
east. The new building Will cost $1,000 and
will be completed by May l.
Senior Jose Arreola has returned from Mex
ico to wed Il Minneapolis girl, n Miss Taggart
of coo First avenue north. Arreola was one
OF the Mexican band, and fell in love with
his tancee when their only means of CON-
He is printer by trede, and expects to work
al that business in Minneapolis.
Little Myrtle Kemp, daughter of Jonh L.
ard Clara Kemp died early yesterday morn
Ing at the family residence of pneumonia,
superinduced by an attack of the grip. The
child was five years of age. and was one of
pair of twins The funeral will take place
from the family residence at = p. m. Sunday.
The remains will be placed in the vault at
Hill Side cemetery.
Cases OF measles at 2644 Fourteenth avenue
south. III Seventeenth street east 25l0 Fiji
teenth avenue south. 3l3 Eighth street south
east 142S Park avenue. 1l04 Thirty-siXth street
SOUTH l5l5 Nicollet avenue, 81 Seventeenth
street nor;h. 1i21 Main street northeast. ~
Eastman avenue and go Fourth street south
east. and scarlet fever at $40 Twenty second
avenue south, were reported at the health Of
fee Yesterday