St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-04
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Miss Ida F. willcutt left last night for San
Diego. Cal.
The bank clearings for yesterday were
$l,l 7,60S.S2.
Rawlins post has considered the PROPOSE
ton 10 raise $50, 900 for the sherman mouu-
ment and has subscribed large sum.
Perry StarSweaIher ana wife have petit
toned the court for permission 10 adopt
Mary Louise Spencer, who was born Dec. ~,
1891.
The special school board meeting. to dis
cuss the site for proposed South Side high
school, Will be held on Saturday afternoon at
clock.
G. Merriam HYDE will give the second lee
ture preliminary TO his studies" oi Goethe $
Faust tomorrow evening i'll the West hotel
reception rooms.
G. p. Preston left last night for trip TO
Europe that will last six weeks or two
months. He will visit his father. who is
United States consul at Cognac. France.
There is more delay in the preparation Of
the plans fer the exposition. Architect d..
Adler has telegraphed from Chicago that he
cannot come 10 Minneapolis until next Mon
day.
n. G Leighton, W. s. Tupper. Jacob Stoft.
Henry Tilden and Il. p. Russell have been
elected directors for the Tilden Heater com
pany. The officers will be elected i'll a few
days.
DIR. j. w. r. La Pierre will read n paper
entitled. Have Animals SoulS?" before The
1Swara TheoSOphical society at their rooms.
902 New York Life Insurance building. this
evening al o'clock.
q. !. Grimes has peIitoned the probate
case of Russell M.,Johnson. he leaves S3,2N.
Bridget Spain has petitioned for Thomas
Moriarity. He leaves $500.
The banquet and bail of the Mystic Shrin-
erS at the Masonic Temple tonight. is eX-
pected 10 be one of the most important
Masonic the None hnt
members of the order and their ladies will
attend.
Mrs. Aneelini, OF the Evangelical Church
Of Italy, who made many friends i'll this city
on Il former visit, will be in Minneapolis next
week. and while here viii hold a public
meeting in the interest of the Evangelical
church.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: John Tyler and Lizzie Wachtler,
Fred \. Cole and Annie Dunder, Frank
Northern and Kate Nielsen, John Werten
and Ella Bernd, A. NJ. Love and Ernetine
Pittelkow.
j. A. oldenburg agent Canadian Pacific
steamers, reI orts among passengers per EN-
press OF Japan. Feb. 10. Charles y. Chad
bourn Miss Chadbouru and Fred A. Chad
bourn. for Yokohama. They left Tuesday
night for the coast. rt.-
II. B. Martin has received a telegram from
the district master workman of District AS
Sembly No. 50, Butte. Mont. telling him 10
warn all union men 10 keep away from that
section of the country. as idle men are Gu-
merous. and tn ere is trouble between the
men and the bosses.
a Sixth avenue car ran away on the ap-
preach 10 the railroad bridge last evening
and al the foot OF the decline coilided with a
Twentieth avenue car. The cars. suffered
somewhat. ana Ben Johnson aud Dennis j.
Sullivan were slightly injured, but 10 one
was seriously hurt.
Alfred Albert a switchman On the Mime
apolis Il ST. Louis road. fell from freight
ear at Cedar Lake Tuesday evening. bruising
his head badly, and, II is feared, fracturing
, his skull. lie was removed, to ST. MRry's hos
pltal, where he is now being cared for. His
home is at 42i Third avenue south. g.
Tuesday night Miss Nelma Swanson. of
'Ghe Prince and Pnuper' company. met her
father, whom she had not seen for ten years.
His name is John Swanson and he lives at
eherburne. Mimi. Miss Swanson lost sight
of her parents i'll Chicago ten years ago. and
q peculiar chain of circumstances has kept
them separated ever since.
The ANIMAL ball of the Police Relief asso-
ciatiCn will take place on Feb. "a AT the West
hotel, and elaborate arrangements have been
made for the entertainment of The guests.
Owing 10 the unusually large number of
deaths in the department during the year the
treasury of The association is at IL law ebb,
but IL is hoped that the ball will replenish it
well.
Cases Of measles at 24l6 Thirteenth avenue
EoUth, 2S3l Ninth avenue south i01l Third
street north, corner Franklin aveuue and
TWenty-first avenue SOUTH 23l9 Ninth street
south, $40 Fifteenth avenue south, 2415 Bry-
ant avenue north sos Rdgewood and 81
Thirteenth street south; scarlet fever At 2SlS
Polk street northeast. and diphtheria at 1922
Fifth street south were reported at the health
office yesterday.
The Caledoniau club has elected the FOL :
lowing officers: Chief William Donaldson;
first chieftain, John d. FOTber; second chief
tain. James Gray; secretary and treasurer, J.
i. Mackenzie; physician, II. n. Mcdonald;
chaplain, DR.. Black. Executive committe :
William Donaldson. j. d. Forber, James
Gray. John Dunnett D. Morrison Trustees ::
J. B. Gilfillan, j. Y. Mcdonald, r. Blaisdall.
L. Lang, l.. Reed, Capt Duncan. Auditing
committee: Robert Fairweather, A. r. Nc
Gllvany. {. r. Childs. Printing committee ::
W c. Allen E. Campbell james Lorimer