St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-05
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,695,-
A public installation of officers of l. P
Plummer corps will be held Jan. Z at rum
mer Post hall
The pump Investigating committee will re-
sumo its laborS today, and VIII close perhaps
by the end of the week.
p. A Hinkle and wife, OF Eastman ave.
nue. have returned from three weeks Visit
with friends in Galveston, Tex.
e The executive committee of the North Star
Association of Democratic clubs Will meet at
24S Hennepin avenue Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Lou Shepley first deputy sheriff under
Sheriff Eye. is seriously ILL., he mas been
confined to his home for some time, and his
condition is serious.
John Liebenow pleaded guilty before
Judge Elliott yesterday 10 having used oD-
Ecene and abusive language toward j. ID.
Griffin, and was lined $40.
News hks been received of the death at
Pittsburg of j. W. BiSsell well known in
Minneapolis. where he assisted i'll the forma-
ton of the Minnesota Title Insurance COM
pany.
The ex-Collegiate indoor base ball team
challenges any indoor ball team in the North
west Companies a. l. and the ST. Paul \.
NJ. c. A preferred. George w. Aekard, man
ager.
William F. Markoe has gone 10 New York
TO represent the Catholic Truth Society of
America at the convention of the AposGolate
of the Press, to be held in that city Jan. g
and = under the auspices of the Paulist
fathers.
The double eondensing engine, No. ?, at
the power house. was laid up yesterday for
repairs, and any fault in the running OF the
lines may be attributed 10 that fact.
Under the supervision of City Attorney
Russell. City Clerk Haney is buslly engaged
in compiling the city charter and ordi-
nances and the various amendments and
changes thereuuto.
The full convention press committee, in
Guiding the committee on entertainment ap-
pointed by the press club al Sunday meet
ing, will meet III the press club rooms
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
The meeting of the business mems union,
which was TO have taken place today has
been postponed TWO weeks. The principal
business of the meeting will be the election
of Officers for the ensuing year.
Luth Jaeger, editor and publisher of The
North. has taken unto himself partner. NJ.
'. B. Phillips, who will look after the adver-
Using and business matters. leaving Mr..
Jaeger more time to the editorial duties.
Observer Harmon predicts slight fall Of
snow for Minneapolis and vicinity for the
next thirty-six hours. with a stationary tenn
perature There are no signs OF cold weather
in the vicinity of the Missouri, and low ba-
rOmeter is prevalent
The case against Conductor Eastman, of
the Northern Pacific, charged with obstruct
ing the crossing at Central avenue. was called
before Judge Elliott yesterday. and a con-
unuance granted for one week. The case
will probably be nolle pressed as the railroad
company will put up gates
Several of the conductors on the South
Minneapolis lines have reported recently
that they had had their pockets picked while
on their car and the Boo gang is suspected
of having had a hand in the thievery. On
the Bloomington line alone losses to the
amount of Sl2 were reported in one week.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued yesterday: Adolph swenson and
Hilda Bloom, James s. Adair and Augusta
NJ. Dubran, 5. c. BjOne and Sofe Hottie, J.
r. Dwoyland and Jessie D. Butterfeld. John
Osen and Marina Olsen, Edward Bloomer
and Mary Adams.
L c. Seeley. manager of the Boston block
says that the deal TO remodel that building
into q hotel is in a very neDulouS condition
Hopes Il Gorham asked him if the property
could be leased for that purpose, and he told
them that he thought that it could There
the enterprise rests. The Eastern owners of
the property have never been communicated
with.
Studies were resumed at the university yes
terday after the holiday vacation. The new
school of mines will be opened with the be-
ginning of the new term. 1t viii be presided
over by Prof. Appleby, until recently an en-
ploye of mining firm in New York.
Game Warden F. L. Stetson is being kept
busy watching the poachers who are living
on the fish and game of the state. Last week
ne seized 200 pounds of birds and about 1900
pounds of venison that was ell route to Chi
cagO.
W. A Miller. for some years connected
with the Minneapolis Gas Light ompany.
has severed his connection with that com
pany and has taken an office at $50 Boston
block for the purpose OF pushing to the front
the Bates Electric Conduit company. of
which he is treasurer and general manager.
Cases of measles ct Twenty-ninth street
and Clinton avenue. 733 Tenth street south,
1l23 Eighth street north. 1900 Fourth avenue
south, 1913 Third avenue south and 1899
Franklin avenue; scarlet fever at 327 Plym-
outh avenue and 400 Sixth avenue northeast
and diphtheria at Park avenue and Fifteenth
street.
William Neary. who was arrested on Satur-
day on charge of bastardy preferred by
Annie Fitzgerald, and who. when he was
confronted by the young lady, declared that
he would rather go TO prison for twenty
years than marry her, rather changed his
tune when taken before Judge Elliott, and
promised TO participate in the marriage cere-
mony as desired The case was continued TO
Jan. II, when it will be dism Used if the mar
tiage has taken place in the meantime.