St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearing today were S1.374.759. 10.
The celebration OF the Jewish feast of the
Passover Will begin tomorrow evening. 1t
will continue for seven days.
Clinton Morrison will build three-story
brick business block on Central avenue OPP
posite the foot of Prince street, at a cost of
SIS, 900.
A schedule of the assets and liabilities was
filed yesterday in the assignment of A. V.
Hinman. The assets are S5,181.S "a and the;
liabilities S3,850.l7. 9
Measles at the following places were re-,
ported at the health office yesterday: 1906
Pillsbury avenue, 2030 Clinton avenue, 1909
Second avenue south
The j E. Glass Lumber company was in
corporated yesterday with a capitalization Of
S30,0J0, by James E. Glass, Lewis NJ. Glass
and Henry B. Higgins.
Work has been commenced on the connec-
ton between the Robbinsdale line and Penn
avenue north line, and the Robbinsdale peo-
pie are now riding to the city limits in bus.
The Crocker Chair company has made ar
rangementS for six story warehouse on
North First street. where it will establish a
branch house to supply the Northwestern
trade.
Frank Hawes the ex-patrolman recently
removed from the force was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday for non-support of
his wife. The case was continued to next
Tuesday
Louis Zaddo ok, railroad man, attempted
to jump from moving switch engine at the
Franklin and Cedar avenues crossing last
night He was thrown under the Wheels
and had one of his legs badly crushed
All persons in Minneapolis owning Duluth
iron stocks are requested to Call on S. H.
Wood, 9l5 Guaranty Loan building. during
the coming week. and learn how they can be
listed on the Minneapolis stock exchange.
DR.. Ford Nelson will be among the number
to visit the Sisseton reservation at the open
ing on the 10Th of this month, not with a view
Of speculation or settlement, but to witness
the excitement and for personal information
A man, whose name could not learned
last night fell from the top of the stairway
on the second floor of the lodging house at
106 Hennepin avenue to the door below. He
was taken i'll an unconscious condition to
the city hospital.
The police are determined to rid the city of
the candy stores ana on Friday night
raided four of them, capturing eight women
and one man. The keepers of the places
were fined $50 each yesterday mo rning, the
inmates S25 each and the man $40.
1.-The Minneapolis Street Railway company
Yesterday secured a permit to place eleven
dynamo machines and the necessary wiring
at the Thirty-first street power house, at
cost of $4,000. This is the largest electric
wiring permit ever issued by the local build
ing department.
S. H. Wood and E. P Brown ng were
Duluth last week i'll the interests of the MIN
neapolls Stock exchange. The exchange is
to have new quarters In the Guaranty Loan
building this week, an d will list the best of
the Duluth Iron stock. Meetings will be held
twice week. instead of one as heretofore.
Tomorrow night j. S. Bradslreet will give
| the last talk of the season before the fine art
society in the library building. His subject
will be 'Wanderings in Morocco and Spain,'
with many views from these picturesque
| countries. slight admission fee will be
charged to those not members of the society.
The convention press committee of the
Press club will have an important meeting at
| the club rooms this afternoon at o'clock. 1t
is desired that every member of the commit
| tee be present. They are as follows: w. E.
| Haskell, chairman; Abbott Blunt, F. l..
| Stacy, j. I. Mannix, W l.. O'Brien Jr. and
P. V. Collins.
Miss Jennie D, Robinson is to give a lee
| ture upon Rome and Her Me mories," at Oak
| Park church, Sixth avenue north and Hum
! boldt next Tuesday evening, the 18th
| Miss Robinson has spent several months in
| Rome and other parts of Italy. The lecture
will be illustrated by over fifty stere opticon
| views.
The following marriage licenses were issued
| yesterday: Henry Myers and Wilhelmnia
Benag. H. Q. Fournier and Rida E. Haines
Martin A. Rigneu and Emma G.. Hillman.
| Elijah FL udson and Minnie Stuhl, Samuel
| Anderson and Emma Swanson, Robert
| Schultz and Mary Yekee. James O.. Tiffany
and Sophia j. Moore, Thursten Thompson
and Lena Mortinson, Edward Snultz and
Title 81. Richards.