St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-18
MINNEAPOLIS.
MaNNEAPoIrs GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $1,000,
39577.
Julius Thorpe was fired $50 yesterday for
Rssapltng Peter Whitman with u knife about
neeh ago.
A social will be held this evening at the W.
c. T. L. hall under the auspices of the Wo-
mans Suffrage association. Among the
speakers will be Rev. f. o. Holman
The members of the Minneapolis Colored
Reserves are soliciting subscriptions to buy
uniforms for the new military company. The
company needs about $500 for the purchase
of uniforms.
Nav Benhan. young woman living at 211
Eighth avenue, took an overdose of oil of
cednr yesterday and nearly died from the ef-
fects of it. She took the drug for the pur-
pose of commit ting abortion.
The Twin City Social club filed articles of
incorporation yesterday. The lncorporators
are: G. W. HILL president; Charles Broadie,
secretary: r. II. Hamilton. treasurer. and
James Cameron, j. II. Scheffer j. I. Sterrett,
directors. ~
Upper Nicollet avenue was The scene of
another runaway yesterday. horse driven
by Arthur n. Randall the fruit broker, ran
away, throwing him and his motherln-laW
to the pavement, near Seventh street. ana
bruising both severely.
Inspector Hoy arrested D. Koyotick yester-
Gay on The charge of Stealing assiilky from
Leck d Mcleod, the contractors Al l24fouruh'
street south KoToiick had sold the sulsy TO,
a aprocernl 2G1 Eighth avenue north. 1t was
Eiven.up,to INSPECTION Hoy.
c. A. Pillsbury SAYS 1.-The threat that the
Farmers Alliance VIII try to prosecute rail
roads, milers and elevator men for collusion
TO defrand the farmers is not OF sufficient I'M
portance TO cause him thought. He does
not believe there is anything i'll It,
Architect Allen, OF Joliet. WILDE in Mime
Rpolis next Monday with the completed
plans for the new South side high school,. 1t
is probable that a meeting of the building
committee will be held Tuesday, when the
plans will be accepted, and the contract let.
The Beethoven Choral union has been
formed in South Minneapolis. 1t al
ready embraces eight singing societies with
a chorus of seVenty-fye voices cnolr OF
forty-six voices and an orchestra OF twenty
five pieces. Arrangements are being maze
for grand concert in May.
Patrolman Hans johnson, of the Cedar
avenue station. was before the mayor ana
superintendent of police Yesterday TO answer
10 the charge of insubordination. Johnson
had some misunderstanding with Lieut..
Walton last Sunday, and refused TO go TO
work.
John johnson, farmer from Drayton, n.
D., arrived in the city yesterday, and had not
been here long before confidence man got
hold OF him and borrowed $40. II was done
in the same old way, the con" man claim
ing he was the son of the Drayton postmas
ter johnson reported the matter 20 the po-
lice.
The following cases OF contagious dieases
were reported 10 the health Office yesterday:
Measles at S22 Twentythird avenue north
east 6l2 Eighth street south, 209 Oak Grove
street. 1865 Central avenue; scarlet fever at
2640 Sixteenth avenue south, 220S james ave
nue. north.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Sedwick j. 'Deseliane and
X. Lelta Lewis, Elijah A. Boutwell, aud Mrs.
Minerva Browning, Martin Nelson and Anna
Nelson, Haazen j. Haven and Hilga Hoven,
Ole j. Haven and Birth ii. Melkild. Julius
Thompson and Sofe Hanson, August Sehlea-
uer and Bertha Neumau.
The deacons of Trinity Norwegian church
will meet at the church tonightand settle the
difference between Aid. Blichfeldt and the
pastor Rev. NJ. +. Gjertsen. 1t is said by
some of the members of the church that
Blichfeldt may be set down upon by the
church or even asked to resign. The trouble
all grows out of the remarks made at the Ly-
ceum mass meeting by Rev. N. F. Gjertsen
in speaking of member of his church who
voted for the saloon ordinance amendment.