St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-27
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank elearings yesterday were s1,657,
b306l.
Harry CIamer. well known among polit
clans, is seriously i'll with erysipelas
Four deaths and fifteen births were re
corded ut the health Office yesterday,
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday &c
James A. Lucas and Jane Custer, j. L. AT
thur Larson and Cora V. Richard.
Louis Olson, who is charged by Ida John
son rs being the father of her child, was
bound over to the district court yesterday
L. b. Eagan, II. Peterson and j. NJ. fotton
fled articles OF incorporation yesterday as
the Lumber Exchange Barber shop, with
$4,000 capital.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported yesterday at the health office:
Measles, 1928 superior avenue, 2236 Twenty
fifth avenue south; scarlet fever, o049 Eff
teenth avenue south.
The Mississippi is reeeding from the fats
and the deniZenS of Bohemia are jubilant
over The prospect of returning TO their
homes. The decline has been two inches
since yesterday at p. m.
Col. j. 7. Vests invitation to dinner to
follow the annual reunion on June ], was
yesterday morning formally accepted by Col.
j. II. Stevens and r. p Russell. EN-Gov
Ramsey and ex-senator Henry NJ. Rice will
attend.
The floral committee preparing for Ne
mortal day viii meet al the Ohio association
headquarters, 5S Fifth street south, this even
ing at . o'clock for active work. All the
corps and Sons of Veterans will please be on
hand.
Paul and Joseph Flucklger, trading as
Fluckiser Bros, eonfectioners, 1915 Wash
lngtOn avenue north, made an assignment
yesterday 70 Attorney Henry Ebert ISador
Cohen also assigned his affairs 10 Emery
Vaughan. No schedules were filed in either
case
The members of the Indiana Reception as
SociatiOn Will hold a meeting at their head
quarters, 2e4, 2C5, 2t6, .O1 and 2CS Globe
building. tonight. All residents of the city
who ever lived in Indiana are requested to be
present. The various committees will sub
nit reports, and much business of impor-
tance Will be transacted.
A dairyman named W MorriSsey. residing
at sos Queen avenue north, seooped the
cream from his milk and exposed the latter
for sale This little freak OF economy cost
him $50 in the municipal court Yesterday aft
ernoon. Dairy Commissioners Rich intends
TO prosecute all milkmen whose wares are
nOtup 10 the required standard.
The directors of the associated charities
have delegated George A. Braokett AMI Sec
retary George j. Holt to attend the national
convention Il at Denver from June % to July s.
The board has indorSed the action of the seq
retary in sending the Fairchild child TO the
Owatonna school Mrs. Fairchild is the Sal
YatiOnist who made a fuss about 1t.
CHARLES F. CrOcker asks the district court
10 divorce him from his wife Nellie. whom
he married at Minneapolis in 1884. similar
request is made by John Skarfnak, who
seeks separation from his wife Mary They
were married at Budapest Poland, in 1891.
Both plaintiffs base their application on the
charge OF adultery, claiming their wives to
be inmates OF sporting houses in this city.
In order that employees of the city NAV pay
their taxes prior to June l. City Treasurer
Ankeny will pay the city officials, policemen
and firemen tomorrow at the Office. The pay
wagon Will go out on the same day to pay the
street forces. The city officials and police
men viii be paid on the hours between 1870
and u a. M, ana the fremen from l to 2.
N. Monday being legal holiday, the office
viii be closed
Articles of Incorporation were filed yester-
day by the following organizations: The
Gowau Mining company, capital stock
S5GO,OO0, a a. Linton. II. B. LangdOn. John
Gowan and c. s. LangdOn. ineorporators;
the Seldom COrnice and Roofing company,
capital stock. $50, 900 Henry E. Selden, A. +.
Peckham and Lewis II. Selden. incOrporators; !;
and the Lumber Xchange Bal ber shop cap
ital stock $4,000, L. B. Eagan. Rudolph Pet
erson and j. n. 1olton. incorporators.
T. ). Dickey, at present employed in look
ing up special assessments which have not
appeared in the regular tax levy, finds him
self with a lucrative job which nets him
from $500 10 $500 month. Originally Dickey
offered to do the work for So per day, but
City Engineer Rinker caviled at the price
and a compromise of 10 per cent was agreed
upon. This state of affairs caused an inter
esting discussion by the council committee
yest erday afternoon.