St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The bank clearings Yesterday were sl,soe-
$50
Rev. Il. ". Knowles residence al Camden
Place was burned 10 the ground tuesday
evening. Fhe loss Is about $500.
Ole >anferu. who Is charged with cutting
Charles Smiths ear of, has been held 10 The
grand jury. and his bail fixed 81 S3N-
Judge Young has at last accepted the pres
tdency OF the Law Enforcement leagne- lie
presided al meeting Of The league Tuesday
evening
Come ore aud all 10 ". :. \. social 10 be
held Friday evening al central W & /. |
hall Sixteenth avenue and Fourth street
Admission free.
The chamber Of commerce Is getting ready
10 send a delegation 81 is members 10 " ASH
1neton 10 work for the defeat OF me W ASH
burn anti-option grain bill
The commissioners appointed 10 appraise
benefits and damages IN Inc opening OF MIR
teenth street. near NicOllet. met Yesterday st
the city hall and awarded A Vi. heed Sl,OO0
Miss Mamie Z Nelson. for SIX years past
EteuOCrapher for the Tribune company, has
resigned 10 accept the position OF teller OF
the ladies' department Of the Bank OF New
England.
capt !. Il Waters, W &. Barton. J E.
Waters. Howe Paige and Harry Soule left
Tuesday evening for Kansas City 10 attend
Inc WeQQlDE VI VI 6l49CS W. " BIZ. nulCl W
ours tomorrow evening
The press. city and county officials. repre-
sentative citizens and their ladies'. are earn
eStly requested TO be 1T the meeting saturday
evening al the West hotel 10 agiiate the mat
Ter Of & soldiers monument
Health Commissioner Kelly says that he
will undertake thorough inspection Of the
public schools OF Minneapolis. He Will take
practical plumber with him, ana make the
examination most thorough one
The following marriage Licenses were
issued Yesterday: ". J. Chisholm and Eye
lyn NJ Lynskey. Peter Podlasek and Victoria
Nogusz. Peter Larson and Mary c. Jensen,
Robert Il. Cox and Letta N. Nash.
Miss Emma c. Johnson was married to
Cart Joseph c. Hernlund. Of the Minneapo-
lis fire department III the Eleventh ward,
Tuesday night The marriage was solem-
nlzed al the residence Of Re- d. E. Wells.
\ series Of resolutions viii be presented al
he meeting al the Veterans Union leagae
onighl-- proSering the services Of the mem
bers Of the league first 10 the uationaf com
nittee and second 10 the local committee.
REGISTER Of Deeds Julius J. Heinrich and
County Auditor George Ledgervood leave
this evening for Washington. 10 lend their
assistance in bringing The Democratic ma
nonal convention to this part Of the Cum
Try.
Game Warden stetson has returned from
the northern part Of the state. He found
game being shipped out under cover, and
viii prosecute the parties. He left yesterday
FOR other points where the law IS being VIC
lated.
The residents Of Crystal Lake are much an
pCyed by the constant dumping of garbage
and dead animals just outside the city limits.
They propose TO see that il is stopped and
have already had several men arrested and
fined.
Superintendent Of Police Henderson was
able TO visit police headquarters yesterday.
BE only remained long enough, however. 10
examine his mail Among others on the
force who are still on the SICK list is Score
tary Fred George.
Cases Of measles at 716 Twenty-second ave
que north, 4U5 Logan avenue north and 81
Irving avenue north; diphtheria at 1900
Quincy street northeast, and scarlet fever al
e05l sixth street north were reported al the
health Office yesterday
Yesterday morning three fellows COM
planned AT headquarters that Sergeant Gustaf-
EOn III arFesling several parties In South Min
neapolis last Saturday night kicked and
abused one OF the prisoners sbamefully. The
Ease VIII beinyesugated-
Charles N. BasSett ana Knute Asselson
were arraigned in the municipal court yester
Gay, charged with having violated the food
and dairy law by the sale Of doughnuts pre-
pared with cottolene and not SO labelled.
The cases we're continued until ian. 20.
The funeral of Mrs. o. Y. Tousley took
place yesterday afternoon at > o'clock from
the family residence on Oak Grove street.
"
Hand Hoyt- In the spring the remains Will
be taken 10 New York for permanent inter
hent
Lady Henry Somerset and Frances Willard.
the two leading temperance women of the
world one of England and the other of
America, will be in Minneapolis Jan. 30 and
81 as the guests OF John G. Woolley. They
viii speak twice during their stay, and viii
visit Rest Island
At the annual meeting Of the directors OF
the Union Railway Storage company the
following officers were elected: Herbert VI.
Carpenter. president; Herbert &. Carpenter.
secretary ana treasurer, and Herbert NJ. Car
penter was appointed general manager in
place of John :. Holman.
a building permit was issued yesterday to
Mrs. William :. King TO erect g three-story
brick block Of stores and fats al 421 to ~
Washington avenue north. inclusive. to cost
SIS COO The building wiz have a front of
Dinetv-seven feet and depth of 100 feet and
is 10 be completed by May this year.
Dr.. :. Friedlander. the physician recently
convicted Of violating the medical law by
failing TO report case OF dipbtheria TO the
health Office and sentenced 10 pay fine of
So and costs. appeared in the municipal
csurt yesterday and succeeded in hayiug his
fine reduced to 81, which he paid.
The Barnett & Record company fled arti-
cles of incorporation yesterday. The incor-
POTatOrs are Lewis c. Barnett. James L. Rec
ord and julius G. Emmett The capital stock
$50 100 The Onject of the incorporation is
contracting. building and mechanical en-
gineeTing.
notable art treasure was on exhibition
IN The Office OF A. J. sawyer in the chamber
Of commerce yesterday. When Mr.. Sawyer
was IN Paris he purchased Edward Bison s
salon picture. Spring Yesterday the paint
ing was received from New York, and i'm
mediately placed on exhibition in Mr.. Saw
yer's Office.
The only change in management that was
made by any Of the tanks at their annual
meetings Tuesday was III the National Bank
Of Commerce. OF that bank Walter Iurl-
burt was elected vice president instead of
C J. Martin Mr.. Hurlburt comes from
Rochester. where he was cashier OF the First
National bank.
Charles Small, the exc. A R. man arrest
ed q few days ago on q charge OF assault and
battery. appeared in the municipal court
again yesterday, charged with cruelty to ami
mails. Small il appears. keeps q wood yard
on Washington avenue south and he is
charged with having abused team of horses
which he uses in his business.
Emil Larson. who was arrested Tuesday.
charged with setting fire to flag station on
the Northern Pacific, was arraigned before
Judge Mahoney yesterday morning on a
charge of arson. II was shown that Larson
had accidentally upset q stove in the flag
EhantY. which caused the place to catch on
FIRE Accordingly. Larson was discharged
from custody.
Officers have been elected by the Woman s
Board Of Organization OF Plymouth Congre-
gational church as follows: President, Mrs.
d g. Webster: vice president. Mrs a H
Young: secretary, Miss Wetherby: treasurer.
Mrs. c. T. Leonard. Chairmen Of standing
committees: Nominating Mrs George ri
Rust; ho1seSeepers, Mrs L :. Ingersoll ;
purchasing, Mrs. o. II. Hum phrey; pastors
MIS- 6. L. Bradley; central mission, Mrs. j.
Z. Bradley.
Those Boom Island Titles.