St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

AID. Fred C. Barrows left last night for
Missouri, where he will spend about q week
In some lead mines III which he is interested.
The Security Grain company, with capital
OF $4,000, also filed articles. The incOpor-
Rtors are L. A. Golf, G. b. Gunderson and Ii.
u. McCord.
Martin Reynolds died suddenly at the Mar
lin u Leighton company's camp, near Mile
I.aes- lie had been employed by the com
pany for fifteen years.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Phillip Elias and Anna Wilczenska, Jacob
Chudoba ana Marijanna Polaczyk, John u.
LundQuist and Augusta Johnson.
The Arcade Novelty company, to manu-
facture patent novelties was incOrpora ted
yesterday by II. Il. Wilson, NJ. c. Burr and L.
a. snow, with capital of So ZOO.
The State Lodge of the Patriotic Sons of
America will hold its annual meeting at the
Nicollet house Monday and Tuesday, Feb. ~
and u. About seyenty-tive delegates will be
In attendance
Saturday of this week will be the last day
on which attorneys can serve notice of trial
and file notes Of issue for the March term of
the United States circuit court beginning
TUESDAY. March /.
Abel Lefhoien, for twenty-three years a
resident OF Minneapolis, died yesterday at his
home. I'll Seventh avenue north, of stomach
trouble. The funeral will be held from the
residence Sunday afternoon.
According TO an evening paper. an
anonymous aldermen says that he can prove
that many female prisoners have been escap-
ing from the workhouse recently. No one
connected with the workhOuse knows any
thing about it.
The Minneapolis Underwriters association
has opened polls in the Office of Manager
Leach, and the members of the association
are expected to vote on The amendments to
the articles Of agreement, as outlined in the
GLOBE yesterday.
Capt. David Kuowlton has resigned from
the captaincy of Company Since he has
been appointed on the staff of Gen. Bend he
nuds that he Will not nave time to devote to
the company. a special election to select a
successor will be held in couple of weeks
Capt. KnOwlton has been with Company
for eight yeats.
Minneapolis grain men were notified by
telegraph yesterday morning over The names
OF A. j. Sawyer and f. II. Peavey, that they
were satisfied the anti-option bill would not
pass IN It's present form. 1t is understood
mat the gram men are not opposed TO the
compromise bill. The news caused a stronger
feeling to pelvade the market.
Cases OF measles at S Cedar Lake road, 10
Twelfth street south. 2l3 Girard avenue
north, 24l0 Emerson avenue north, 749 Twen-
ueth avenue northeast, 3345 Ninth avenue
south. $500 Portland avenue; scarlet fever at
35l5 Fourteenth avenue south, 30OJ Cedar ay-
enue and 34O Twenty-second avenue south.
and diphtherla at 3l47 Twenty eighth avenue
south.
At the grand concert to be given next
Tuesday evening at the Lyceum theater by
the colored jubilee singers. under the direc-
ton of Prof. Watson, b. Robinson, colored
comedian of considerable reputation, will
introduce several specialties; Prof. Daymon
will render guitar and banjo solos; Mrs Day
mon Will sing The solo parts in the jubilees.
The sale of seats will begin tomorrow at
Dyer's.
Three prominent street railway men, rep
resentatives of companies that are thinking
of adopting electricity as a motive power.
were in Minneapolis yesterday and were
shown the Minneapolis system by Thomas
Lowry. They were Daniel F. Lewis, presi-
dent of the Brooklyn Surface Railroad COM
pany; L. ". Bliss, member of the executive
committee of The same corporation, and E
". Tucker, OF Milwaukee.
The January report of the secretary of the
Associated Charities shows: Men supplied
with work. $50; women supplied with work,
414. Steady positions were found for men
and women. The NUMBER of men register
ing for employment was "a and the number
of women -. The number of new cases of
applications for charity from single men was
g., new applications from family ST. recuI-
rent cases of families l46, or a total of 24s ap-
plieatiOnS