St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Eight births and ten deaths we're reported
at The health office yesterday.
Bishop Whipple win confirm class and
preach a sermon i'll 81. Andrews church to-
. morrow night. Services ut 1872
E. 4. Taylor, who was recently appointed
state organizer of the Royal Arcanum. has
gone 10 Duluth 10 organize council II that
order.
The remains of the late J. A. Bixby ar
rived from Denver yesterday. The funeral
will be held from holy Trinity church tomor-
row afternoon.
The bank clearings Yesterday were u, @i4 :
6S3.y5. and for the week S94lo, 5v6-l as
against S6,64207S75 last year, an increase OF
nearly - per cent.
The dedication of the new Wesley NJ. f.
church tomorrow Will take place without the
assistance of the big pipe organ, which IS
not Yet completed.
There will be a meeting of The WOman's
council today al , 80 p. NJ at the puOne IL
brary. All ladies whose societies are repre-
sealed in the council are earnestly invited 10
attend.
The St. Marks parish building will be
formally opened tonight by Bishop Whipple
after the usual ceremonies, which Will com,
mence at 5 o'clock A reception Will be held
NJ which the members of The congregation
will attend.
There Will be a special meeting of the Min
neapolis Humane society on May u at / 80 p
William Cheney and the removal of the otlce
to new quarters
Letters of administration were applied for
yesterday on the estate of the late George ).
Jones. VINO died suddenly week ago in n
bath room AZ the West hotel. The estate IS
valued SjG. 500, and is left 10 his widow
and two sons.
There is complaint from some Of the Wash
IngtOn avenue merchants that the clothing
and shoe dealers on that thorOughfare are
permitted TO 90 business on sunday. They
want the practice stopped so that they Will
not be forced by the competition to keep
open themselves
The weather of the past few days is the
Kind the loggerS like TO see. Every drive IN
the Mississippi valley is now under way and
has q good chance to reach the mills. Some
early runs are already arriving in Ainneapo
lis, and several of the mills have night crews
al work this week.
James s. Hosford, the curator. has arrived
and has gone 10 work 10 mount the specimens
sent to the Academy OF Sciences from the
expedition say that the young men have
caught two big snakes. one over twenty-five
feet long and the other twenty.
The milford Shirt company fled articles
of incorporation Yesterday afternoon, with
capital stock of SIS. coo. The company IS
organized for carrying on Il general manu-
featuring and dealing business in all kinds
of wearing apparel and underwear The in
cOrporatorS are H. Z. Milford, Is. W. Null
ford and A. c. FinDey.
The French Lake Mills Company of Mime
apolis filed articles Of incorporation yester-
day for the purpose of carrying on q general
manufacturing and selling Of flour, feed,
lumber, etc. with 9 capital stock of $4,000
Of 1900 shares at SO each. The incOrpora-
tors are Millard T. Bowen, S. Blair McBeath
and Robert EuegreD.
The miiIers are working a game of freeze
out on the railroads that refuse to accept the
cars of the Eureka Transportation company.
The Kansas City road accepts those cars and
the millerS are doing their best to turn as
much business as possible, in addition to the
transportation comparys cars. to that ROAD
with The hope of compelling the other roads
10 submit.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday to
Thomas E. Norris and Amelia Williams An
drew Lindquist and Carrie Anderson. John
Miller and Augusta Peterson, Charles f.
Carlson and Inerice Westerdalt, Samuel E.
Power and Mabel C.. Collins. Levi Jacobson
and Bertha Lang, John Michaels and Ma
thilda Nelson, Endru Grooming and
Lena JorgensOn, Edwin Rodine and Alma A.
BOhlin.