St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-08
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
The bank clearings yesterday were sl.Si7,-

The bank clearings yesterday were 81. S17,-
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Twenty births and nine deaths were re-
ported yesterday at the health office
IA meeting of the memorial committee
from the different G. \. x. posts of the city
will be held in the parlors of RawlinS post
tomor ow evening.
The head of Observer Harmon is agitated
by an idea that homing pigeons could be
fproftably employed III the weather bureau
10 carry reports of observations
The Nieollet avenue lot on which stands
the Silver Safe saloon has been sold by
Thomas Seager to Mrs Alice y. Taylor for
SiA0.Q nearly Si,550 ii front loot.
= Sven Hanson floaIed into police headquar-
tiers Yesterday with a Eote 10 the department
and full fiedged case of scarlet fever con-
Cealed about his person. He was promptly
0uarantined.
The Minnesota Sash and Door company
will rebuild their burned plant at cnce.
There Will be only two buildings instead OF
Ahree as before, but the storage capacity VIII
not oe leSSened.
The Women's Council of Minneapolis, met
at the library yesterday afternoon ana ap-
bcoved reports OF the committees and long
dist of societies that want 10 be admitted 10
The organization.
The trades and labor assembly has adopted
resolution commenting the supreme ue-
CiSi0n thSt reVerses the park board rule
prohibiting heavy teams from uaYehnS on
&iennepin boulevard.
Judge COrrigan Yesterday committed Elias
Martland TO Rochester asylum. His home IS
at Park River \. D. lie IS twenty-SiN years
sof age, and farmer by reputation lie mas
3 fear of persecution
The Hennepin County Teachers BSsoeia-
;tion will hold special meeting at CuruSS
hall on May IA. The object of the meeting Is
TO consider the question of enlarging the
library of the association.
H. vatFr nd n
neepoiis from Leadville. He went out there
and looked over the ground and decided thai
he did not want 10 accept the call. lie VIII
NIemain with S. Luke's church
. week from last night the Minneapolis
Club house viii probably be opened formally
THE building IS now about ready for oeen-
tpaucy ana the first meal Will be served not
Hater than Wednesday of next week.
state Game Warden Stetson is indignant at
the publications mat continue TO announce
that the fishing season in Hennepin county
opens May II The state law provides that
Ithe open season does not begin until June /.
ID One week from today Rev Smith Baker
will deliver the annual bacealaureate seamon
Ito the graduating class OF the Minneapolis
facademy The class day exercises will he
iheld one week from tomorrow. There WEI
be fourteen III the graduating class.
/ Elias MadlanG. q stranger from Park River,
N. D.. is being held al the Central police sta
Gion on the charge of insanity. Madland IS
ion the way nome ana ILe IfHlu men iuEuGQ
him over 10 the police for safe keeping, as
Ehe repeatedly threatened 10 jump from the
brain.
The Minnesota grand lodge OF the Ancient
iOrder of FOresterS will hold its annual con-
SentiOn next Tuesday at Fores ers hall in
the Window building. About thirty delegates
from all parts of the state viii be present
FOne of the important matters for debate will
BE the one of uniform bylaws for the subor-
6inaie lodges.
All owners of the property bounded by
Franklin avenue, Lake street. Hennepin ave-
tnue and the Lake OF the Isles are requested
Ito meet Oh Tuesday evening at 30 D. M. at
1.-THE residence of Edward a. Brooks, 2106 Try
Ang avenue south. TO form a Lake OF the Isles
Improvement association.
The friends of Emil Holmbeck, who was
lSent 10 the asylum at Rochester " Wednesday,
Eare anxious to ascertain If he has any rela-
ftives i'll the city. he Gained to have a sis
tier i'll the city. but no one has been able to
Ifnd out where she lives or what her name
lis. Any information should be sent to 1101
Washington avenue south.
A meeting of the Lyndale & Lake Harriet
Improvement association will be held over
fthe Pioneer grocery store. Lake street and
tLyndale avenue. tomorrow evening at
20 clock. This includes all male residents or
property owners south OF Thirly-hrsI street
fRnd between Lyndale and Hennepin ave
knues, inclusive.
The Paragon Plaster company of Minneap-
Oils incorporated Yesterday with a capital of
$4,000 for the purpose of carrying on gen.
Esral manufacturing and dealing in paragon
S,laster. lime, cement and building material
EDf every nature. The incorporators are !:
LJerome II. MahoneF, Adam GILES, Frederick
Il. Whitcomb and MaximilIan o. Luttgen.
At o'clock tomorrow evening occurs the
Twenty sixth annual meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, the first in its
snew home. An interesting programme has
tbeen prepared. consisting of a vocal solo by
Miss Alberta Fisher; brief reports of the
years work; club swinging exhibition by A.
~. Shaw; an address by Rev. d. S. McCas-
hin, and cOrnet duet by n. D. MeGill and
Son.