St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-16
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearinss were SLIP
244i7
Members of the Ohio association will meet
at the West hotel this evening at 8 elocA
for Il final report of convention work.
Harry Barrows has returned 10 his place Ill
the water works office after being eohhheC -
his house for several days by injuries receiNev
while bicycling 4 hack ran into MS wheeI
ana over him.
veteran named Buchanan. an inmate OF
! he soldiers home, was run INTO oy o,a, an eIee
) ric ear aI Washington and Flitn avenues
Orth Tuesday evening. His injuries are
painful but not serious.
The Ladies' Improvement league has ar
7 angCd 10 hold Il public meeting June q
when all the committees Will report, telling
the public what good WORK the league is do
ing Prof. W. ". Folwell Will also speak at
that time.
Ii is rumored that the executive committee
of the board OF regents OF the state university
has decided that Il new chapel bullulnS
must be erected. although none OF the de-
tallS as TO site. cost aud style of architecture
has been decided upon
There is a small split in the board OF edu-
cation over the library question; Director
GjertSen wants all the books III the Central
high school library divided among the other
schools. Nearly all of the other members
are opposed to that idea
The directors of the Northwestern hospital
will hold their annual meeting TINS aIler-
tion by the public between and o. CLOCK.
Money provisions, bedding, fruit or flowers
will be gratefully received.
The convention finance committee an
nounces that it will De able to meet all the
bills against the convention committee as
soon as presented. Ii was feared that there
might be shortage IN the funds, but the com
mittee fears no trouble of that kind now
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Isaac E rurt and Estella CalEinS, George IL.
4, Charles W.
and Bella Smith. Angelo FiStoraZZi ana An
uie Mehlin, Herman Gerber and Amella Reu-
mer, Jacob L. Hjort and Carolina a Lying,
Robert Cathewood and Adelia Fitzgerald
The stockholders of the Metropolitan bank
met Yesterday and voted To increase the cap
ital of the bank to 81 u, 900, the increase TO be
paid in by Sept. II. The bank has, besides,
surplus of $4,000 and Sl5,0W OF undivided
profits. The bank began business three
years ago. and has since increased It's capl-
tai twice.
A very pleasant family reunion was held
Yesterday at Maj. \ +. Warner $ residence,
being the usual annual gathering of George
F. Warner and his children. There are pres
ent the three daughters, Mrs. E W. Griffin,
Mrs D. L. Peck and Mrs. Augustus De
Sleger, of La Sale. H., and their husbands,
and G. W. and n. F. Warner, two OF the
three sons.
The American Building and Loan assoeia-
non has purchased the Spectator Terrace
from l. NJ Stewart, the consideration being.
it is understood, about S34.000. The assocla-
ton VIII occupy nearly all of the building.
The American Exchange bank Will nave
quarters on the ground floor. and II Is pos
bic that SCme office room may be made on
the upper floors. The opinion prevails that
the new bank will be backed by the associ-
alton.
AtSt. Stephens church at o'clock yester-
day afternoon, Miss Anna Mehliu, daughter
OF Paul g. Mehlin, of the Century Piano COM
pany, was united in marriage TO DR.. Angelo
Festorazzi, a son of Capt s. Festorazzi, vice
consul OF Italy at Mobile, by Rev. Father
kenny. DR.. $. s. Pugh, of Mobile was the
groom's best mau, and the brides pages
were Miss Nellie PaulSOn and Master otto +.
Mehlin. two little children. who scattered
flowers in the path OF the bride The ushers
were William \. Chute and Charles II. Meh-
in. 4 supper at the West hotel followed the
eeremony