St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-20
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

An increase is reported in the capital of the
600.
The North Star Gun club will hold its
weekly shoot at the club grounds this after
noon.
An informal meeting OF the board of educa-
ton Will be held today &c discuss the South
side high school.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
John Rich and Emma Kottke. Andrew 7.
Olson and Maggie Anderson, Woeeeh Gabaia
and katazyra Pogeba.
The postponed millers' excursion TO Cuba
has been abandoned owing to a lack of inter
est taken in it 10y the millers themselves.
The bank clearngS yesterday were Sl.426,-
90. u and tor the week S1,0So, I4lO9, as
against S4,576,0S3. IS for the same week last
year, an increase of 53 per cent.
The drawbridge over the warehouse track
OF the MeCormiek building at Third avenue
north and Third street has been completed
ana will be pu, i'll operation today.
On account of the increase of work IN the
state weather service the head office at
Washington has volunteered TO increase the
force at the Minneapolis weather office by an
additional man.
Master Tony Bryant. the phenomenal solo
ist of Trinity church, Chicago has been Sc
cured 10 sing i'll concert ut the Church of the
Redeemer March l. lie is said TO be superior
IN some respects Ia kavanaugh.
Monday viii be Washngton's birthday. 40
SNt HAN@Aaillti ilhh bGCtl ildtS lOI TIC DtUllC
schools, but ii is likely that in n number of
them there will be during the week exercises
i'll commemoration of the father of his coun-
try.
Nieollet Lodge, No. 46, X. of P, will hold
an open meeting and banquet at their hall
Tuesday evening next the grand lodge being
guests on the occasion Previous TO the ban
Quet the rank of knight will be conferred on
three esquireS.
The Twin CITY grocerS' banquet at the
Guaranty Loan hpitHiDU NOninV
ing will be in charge OF the Minneapolis gro
GERS. The BANQUET Will begin AT 80. Gov
ers Will be laid for 400. p. G. Hanson will
preside as POSTMASTER
The PettjOhn California Breakfast Food
company Will probably erect mill and ele-
Nator the coming summer TO accommodate
their growing business. 1t has secured
ninety-day option on the Nerriman d Bar
rows saw mill site on the East side platform
for the purpose.
The JohnsonHurd Planning Mill company
was incorporated Yesterday by Frank J..
Johnson, Is {. Kurd, Edwin ID. Blodgett,
Fred Hetfner. Elijah Hudson. Preston Cooner
and B. ". Smith. The capital stock is Sl05.-
poo. aud the limit of Indebtedness placed at
$4,000.
Charles Bowen. who keeps boarding
house at Eighth avenue south and Fifteenth
street. was arrested yesterday for cOnceaHng
an escaped prisoner. 1t appears that Mary
Mcdonald. " no escaped from the WOrkhOuse
Thursday. was found in hiding in his house.
A1G W III udNS d nearing IOQaN-
Cases of measles ct 2SI0 johnson street
northeast 2400 Buchanan street northeast,
I25 Twenty fifth avenue northeast. 3,S Third
street south, 201l2 First avenue SOUTH 49,
Fifth avenue south. Sl4 EllWood avenue 2737
Taylor avenue northeast. GOD Eleventh av-
enue north. 1926 Polk street northeast, rs
Nlneteenth avenue northeast; scarlet fever
at 1913 Lyndale avenue north. 324 Eighth
avenue northeast.
Through the New York chamber of COM
Herce enough money has been contributed
TO buy sufic ent flour to increase The North
western Mill6rs Russian cargo to "a 0001
Iounds including the corn given by the
farmers OF Nebraska.
E. d. Rollins son of S. D. Rollins, who
died suddenly Thursday morning. says that
his father drank carbolic acid by mistake.
and not with Suicidel intent He denies the
report that mis- ia her had frequently spoken
OF committing suicide.
The National Educational association. now
In session at Brooklyn. has elected Dr. j. f.
Bradley, of Minneapolis, first vice president
of the association.
The funeral of the late 6. D. Rollins will
be held tomorrow afternoon at $50 from the
house. The services Will be in charge of
CataractC ouncil. A. +. and A NJ. of which
the deceased had been member for twenty
years.
In the East it is expected that the Reading
coal deal will raise the price of coal twenty
tlYe cents per ton John Goodnow says that
there will be no advance i'll Minneapolis this
season, as the dealers have all laid in stocks
al the old prices.
j. b. Tabcur and Edmund G. Walton have
Just completed the sale of the Central park
terrace by the Southern Land Improvement
company 10 the Pine Mountain Coal & Iron
company for $1,000