St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $685.
S06.90.
Judge Isaac Atwater is confined to his bed
at the West hotel with serious attack OF
erysipelas.
Amos Gremlach pleaded guilty yesterday
to striking Grace Holmes, and was fined S25
by Judge Mahoney.
The Campbell Fair mission at st. Paul's
church will begin one week from next Tues
day and last six DAYS.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Peter X. Peterson and Stena
Christian, Ole Hagland and Martha Johnson.
The w. C. #. U. coffee cart, known as the
"Firemen's Friend was put on the street
yesterday morning and did rustling bus1-
ness.
Charges of drunkenness have been pre-
ferred to the mayor against Patrolman John
+. Kennedy The case will be investigated
next week
George Fleming, who was arrested Friday
by Inspector Lawrence for the larceny OF two
coats, was sentenced TO ten days in the work
house yesterday
The g. r. G. L. club were entertained with
music, games and light refreshments Friday
evening by Miss Mamie Bergh, assisted by
Miss Julia Clifford, at her home, " western
avenue
The lecture by Rev. J. L. Scudder that wal
to have been given at the Lyceum theater
next Friday evening has been postponed in
definitely. Dr.. Scudder telegraphs that he
will be unable to come on account OF SICK
ness
The funeral of Louis II. Benton. of 305
Fifteenth street East occurred yesterday.
the inte rment taking place at Lakewood
cemetery. Mr.. Benton was one OF the Oldest
and best known travelling salesman in the
northwest.
F. w. Merriam assisted by few of his ad-
vanced pupils, will give concert at Hamline
university Monday evening, March 2S. Vocal
selections will be given by Miss Grace FItz-
gerald, X. d. Finel and the Hamline Uni
versity quartette.
was incorporated yesterday. The capital
stock is fixed at $lO6,0OO and the highest in
debtedness at Sl,U00 The incorporates are
F. d. Carson. w. r. Fales, L. G. Fisher, g. 5.
Koffend and H. Lee Moore.
John A. Leach, of this city, who was COM
mitted to the Rochester insane asylum about
two months ago. died at that Institution last
Sunday. Mr.. Leach was a well-known real
estate man of this city and member OF the
Northwestern Travelling Mems association.
The ladies who are interested in forming
chapter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution are invited to meet with Mrs. M.
w. Lewis, SIS Second avenue south, Tuesday,
March %. at 10 o'clock. Mrs. X. M. Newport,
state regent. will be with us.
Judge j. P. Rea has just returned from
sojourn of a month in the South. He spent
most of his time in Florida. but made tour
of the Gulf states and studied the social con-
ditions there. He left Capt. {. b. Tlrrell III
Florida much improved in health.
The Chi Psi fraternity will hold its fifty
first annual convention April and Z at the
Hote cadillac, Detroit. Mich. In addition
to the delegates from the local chapter at the
university, large number of alumni from
Minneapolis, ST. Paul and Duluth will at
tend.
Postmaster Hale has just returned from
the convention of postmasters at Washing
ton. Fortyfve postmasters were present
and they represented more than one-half OF
the postal receipts of the country MIR. Hale
thinks the conference of the posimasters
will result in much practical good to the
service,
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported Mt the health office yesterday:
Ala Grant street 3315 Ninth avenue SOUTH
Hotel Waverly Harmon Place, 9J9 Twenty
second street south, 513 Irving avenue north;
scarlet fever. 2S19 Harriet avenue, 426 Second
avenue south 250t Girard avenue north, 1125
Eighth street north; dphtheria, 915 Fifth
street south.
The following council committee meetings
are scheduled for this week: Monday, 10 a.
m, fire departments; 2 p. m. public grounds
and buildings, gas. health and hospitals
printing, pump investigation; p. M, paw
ing. Tuesday, 10 a. M, waterworks; p. M.
railroads, police; 3 p. M, sewers. Wednes-
day, 9 p. m, licenses, roads and bridges.
Thursday . p. M, street grades and ad
ditions, ordinances. Friday, 9 q. m., CLAIMS