St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,1i6.-
0406l.
Edward Emerson. son of Ralph Waldo En-
erson, will occupy the pulpit of the First Uni
tartan church Sunday morning. Jan. II.
Ulysses Hertig will address the single tax
league this evening on An Income Tax"
League meets AT the West hotel as usual.
Wednesday. Jan. 20 the Northwestern fur
niture manufacturers will hold their annual
meeting in Minneapolis al the West MOTEL.
Patrolman Rankin arrested deserter from
Fort Smelling. " lillian Marshall by name
He is member Of Company C, Third regI-
meIt
Nils Ricke, of Stevens Mimi, was done
mp in one of the Bridge square auction
shops on Saturday. he having been induced
TO pay SIS for q watch worth less than $40.
81. Paul life insurance agents have ap-
pointed a committee 10 act with the Mime
apolis committee in arranging for banquet
at the West hotel on Jan. % at : O'Clock
p. N.
Ex-County Treasurer Willis a. James was
granted letters of guardianship for Charles
6. Orr in the probate court yesterday. Orr
was sent to an insane asylum a short time
ago
r. l. Kepplis, resident of the Cascade
block slipped on the icy pavement yesterday
aud broke his leg. DR.. Gibson attended the
injured man and he was removed TO his
home.
DR.. F. o. Holman is seriously sick, though
not believed 10 be in danger He is il the
hands of friends. having been removed from
the Holmes hotel. His trouble IS the prevail
ing complaint. the grip.
d. Somerby, supreme justice and founder
Of the Order of the Iron Hall. will address
public meeting, called by the local branches.
Nos. 1l55. 1874 and 1869, 81 Century music
hall, Wednesday evening.
W. VI. kellie, superintendent of the Mime
sofa division OF the 500 railroad who has
been at Mt. Clemens. Mich, for several weeks
under treatment for rheumatism. is much
improved and is expected home Ii about ten
days.
Otto Miller, who has been for many years
connected with the Tribune Job Printing
Company has sold out all the stock he held
Miller will retire from business for q short
time.
Library cards to All have expired and
the renewals are coming in slowly. Up TO
Yesterday only about 1.09o of the new series
had been issued. The library board will hold
a special meeting Friday afternoon of this
week.
1t seems that the councils action in raising
the fremeD's salaries Friday night was in
complete. the necessary resolution following.
So the raise VIII have 10 wait till another
meeting
John RYAN. a stronger in the city,Appeared
al the lookup on Saturday night with both
feet badly frozen and stating that he was
without means. asked relief. He was taken
to the city hospital, where he is now being
cared for.
MI Dunn received yesterday a telegram
from Hallett & Baker. undertakers at Colo
RADIO Springs, saying that Daniel Wilson, sup
posed 20 be from Minnea polls. had died there.
and asking DR.. Dunn to inform Wilson's
Minneapolis friends Of his death.
County Treasurer Peterson yesterday paid
wolf bounties to Charles Moorehouse and
Stephen Potter. The animals were shot near
Maple Grove. Three bounties have been paid
so far this year. making ninety eight bounties
paid in this county since the law went into
effect.
The Flour CITY Sash and Door company's
plant, 1908 and 1870 Monroe street northeast,
Minneapolis Desk Manufacturing company
which will be ready 10 begin work next
month.
Cases of measles at SIC Ninth avenue south.
2c06 First avenue south, 80 Lowell avenue,
1915 Crystal Lake avenue. &c Bassett Place.
Gil Emerson avenue north, 615 Aldrich ave
nue. north, and scarlet fever al 1914 Fourth
street north were reported at the health Of
fee yesterday.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday: Frank SWarihout aud Susie
Myers. Edward England and Hannah Tiffany
Martin Z. Kelly and Winnefred Clark, Har-
vey Brown and Lena Woeld, T. j. Maher and
Estella Olson, S. NJ. Nicely and Cora Stebbins,
Patrick Early and Margaret Geary.
Mrs Caleb Smith. a pioneer resident of
Minneapolis. passed away Sunday. after an
illness extending through number of years
She was the wife OF Caleb Smith, well known
TO most of the residents Of Minneapolis as
Blind Caleb the proprietor Of the cigar
stand in the Chamber of Commerce building.
meeting Of the Veterans Union league is
called for Thursday evening next at 30
o'clok at Odd Fellows hail. Election of
officers will be held and other matters of
great importance will come up. There will
be some Iousing political speeches. and John
Day Smith will SPEAK upon a subject of pc
euliar interest TO the organization.
The total amount Of -four now pledged for
the Russian relief fund Is 1,s55,370 pounds
and 81, 4.51 i'll cash. About $1,000 pounds
of -four were received from st. Louis
yesterday. Tue shipment to New York will
probably begin today. A big steamship com
pany is figuring on giving free trans orta-
ton TO the cargo to Russia. and, in case it
does. the government will not be asked to do
anything.