St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-12
MINNEAPOLIS.
MlNNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.


The Catholic Truth society has received
the blessing of the pope by means Of a cable
gram from Archbishop Ireland.
The bank clealings yesterday wee sS1.
050. 50. The totals for the week ending March
ii are $685. 7iE67 as compared with $55a4, :
lS2,6S for the corresponding week OF last
year.
The latest addition to the local jobbing in
tereSt is a varnish house to be established a
$40 First street north by the Cleveland Var
nish company, of Cleveland, o. Z. NJ. San
ford is the manager.
The grocers clerks want hand in the big
annual grocers picnic this year, Ihey nave
adopted resolutions asking the grocers' aSso-
citation to let them share in the management
and the profits of the affair.
The French Canadian association will hold
0n important meeting next Sunday at s p. m.
in the basement of the Church of st. Go
tide. New officers will be elected and other
important matters considered.
President Lowry has requested the COM
miIlec that is working for an electric line to
St Anthony Park to state in writing just
what it wants and jast what it is prepared TO
do in the way of advancing money.
Pastors OF the Danish Lutheran churches
OF the Northwest to the number Of 132 are
holding conference at Twenty fifth avenue
south and Twenty second street. The are
discussing church work in the abstract.
Oscar Bell, who drove out to G. p. Gould's
month and raised a row, was arraigned in
police court yesterday morning, and upon
paying the costs was allowed TO depart
There were but six permits issued at the
building inspectors office yesterday. These
included five minor permits. aggregatlng
81, ,225, and one 10 erect two-story frame
dwelling at 2l0l Thomas avenue at all esti-
mated cost of Sl.C0J.
According to the Lumberman, the snow of
Wednesday was just what the lumbermen OF
hEN NfAr hNrn fn1 In Cfnt tnh fhnf in
consequence of the fall of snow the cut of
this year will not fall far short OF the enor-
nous cut of last year.
Several of the big concerns doing business
In dressed meats in Minneapolis have asked
the Central Market company to erect build
Ing on Sixth street opposite the market 10 be
used as quarters for the dressed meat houses.
The company Will consider it.
Ethel Foster, the infant daughter of Capt.
C. Foster, of Hook and Ladder No 5. died at
O'clock yesterday morning of spinal menin-
geis. The funeral will take place at . O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. from the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception.
James Herbert dled Thursday, aged sew
entythree, al his residence, 723 Marshall
street northeast He came TO Minneapolis III
The funeral will be held Monday at o a. m.,
from st. Anthony of Padua church.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday John a. johnson and
Matilda hNallZ Richard henD6uy ana Huiua
Carlson. Andrew Ostlund and Gertie HArs-
strom, Robert Desting and Emma Rich,
Harry Rokin and Lena Silesky, Otto Johnson
and Anna Larson.
The North American and Western Tele-
graph companies are warning over the pos
s ssion of the office on Washington avenue
now occupied by the North American. The
Western Union wants TO locate there, but the
North American has certain rights under its
lease that the courts may be called upon to
interpret.
The Retail Butchers Association of Min
neGpoliS has Decn discussing the ACCESSIBILITY
Of going into the Merchants Protective asso-
citation, recently organized by The grocers.
The sentiment for il is unanimous among
the butchers, and there is no doubt that such
action will be taken at the meeting he Xt
Tuesday night.
Thomas Calligan, alias Red6Y Murray. and
Frank Smith were arragned III municipal
court yesterday morning and fined 80 each.
Calligan was the man VINO Stabbed SIN ith in
the row on Hennepin avenue Thursday
night. A warrant was sworn out for his ar
rest yesterday afternoon charging him with
assault with dangerous weapon.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at the health Office yesterday:
Measles, PIC Sixth street south east. 729
Twenty-tifth avenue northeast. 400 Park
avenue, l715 Fourth avenue south, 41S
Twentieth avenue north, 32G Seven teenth
street northeast, 502 Twenty-fourtn street
east 1921 Eleventh avenue south; scarlet
fever, 1910 Penn avenue north, S0S Twenty
second avenue south.