St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-22
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Judge Hicks is also on the sick list He
was too i'll TO attend to his duties yesterday
Judge Hooker is still unable 10 attend to
his judicial duties, although able to be
around the house.
Aid. E. G. Potter returned from the East
yesterday morning. This relieves Aid. Gray
from his arduous duties OF acting mayor.
The Fortnightly club VIII meet at the pub
lie library this evening. \. b. Choate Will
discuss the subject sunday and the Worlds
Fair"
The sami-annual examinations for promo
tons in the public schools began yesterday
morning and Will continue until next Tues
day evening.
At the monthly meeting of the directors
of the Associated Charities jeremiah :.
COughlin was elected treasurer, wee Anthony
Kelly resigned.
The suit of j. {. Hang against A. C. Haul
gan has been continued to Monday owing to
Judge Hicks temporary illness. Judge
Hooker is also i'll.
The new bridge over the railway tracks on
Fourth street north has been opened for
traffic, The Fifth street bridge is rapidly
nearing completion.
The schedule of assets and liabilities i'll the
Scott Olsen assignment was filed yeSter-
day. The assets are shown to be $500 ana
the liabilities Si,96Sl0.
The Bronson Catholic club gave one of its
enjoyable musicales last evening, in which
Susie Mckay Heinrich HOeVel, DR.. {. Stracn-
amer and !. Lewis Browne appeared.
Alexander Bull. the son of the great violin
list Ole Bull. will play before 4 Minneapolis
audience Feb. > IN Century hall. The con-
cert will be given under the management of
Mrs V. II. Sub
{. y. Brown. of this city, has received let
tiers of patent on his invention of a safety
clamp and loop for use on electric trolley
wires which puts the dangerous current uD-
der complete control
Judge Mahoney is doing all in his power to
render vagrancy unpopular Dick Stone and
CHARLES Vance, who were arraigned under
that charge. yesterday received the maximum
sentence, ninety days.
William D. Genevey, the last of the gang of
boys arrested for passing forged check
upon p. HOban. the Western avenue grocer,
was arralgned in the municipal court yester-
day, and his examination was set for today
John NJ. Miller. the well known ex-Minne-
apOltan, has bean visiting in town. He says
he does not ike California. and will not be
happy till he gels back 10 Minneapolis TO
live. He left for the West Wednesday night.
swan Nelson an employe of Goodenow &
1awther, was arrested yesterday on com
plant CT Mary Larson. who charges him
with baSiardy. Nelson promises TO marry the
girl, and in case he does so the case will be
dismissed
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday: John Rutkowsky and Mary
krusel, MOrten Mortenson and Lena John
son. j. :. Wilder and May Wilcox, Samuel
' cal and Emma Nelson, Robert Robertson
and Mary Nelson.
\ pretty wedding occurred Wednesday night
at the residence of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph E .
Turner, sos Oak street southeast when their
daughter Emma was married 10 George Irv-
wing Pattee i'll the presence of some eighty
five relatives and intimate friends.
The Law Enforcement league is said to be
growing popular, and many people are join
Ing it As soon as ii is fully organized and
equipped a vigorous crusade will be made
Al ainst Sunday saloons, designation houses
ana The selling Of liquor to minors
Owing TO an unfortunate accident Prof
sudSon- who was to deliver the last lecture
OF the senior lecture course i'll the assem- bly,
hall OF the North side nigh school this even
Inc, viii be unable 10 fill his appointment
seeessitating Il postponement until Feb. B.
the annual meeting of the Youths En-
doWment Association IF Minnesota the fol
lowing officers were elected: President j.
Walters; vice president and attorney. John
d. Miller; directors, T. B. O'Brien. Samuel
Leavitt; secretary and manager, Russell F.
Goodwin.
Tieknor & Co. publishers OF the American
Biography of Prominent Men. have secured
judgment against F. B. Hart for $3.50, in the
municipal court Hart refused TO pay for the
publication Of his picture and biography. be-
eause the latter was written without consult
lng him.
The chamber of commerce so amended its
rules yesterday that the legal rate for the
selling OF corn Will be one-half cent per
oushel, instead of one cent as heretofore.
The object OF the amendment is to encourage
the shipment of corn to this market on con
ignment.
Next Saturday night all who wish to take
part III the skating contest which will be
held by the Normanna Skating club next
Sunday, p. N are requested to hand in
their names at 1929 Washington avenue
south. A silk sash made by the ladies of the
club will be awarded to the fastest skater
The race will take place at y ormanna skating
rink, South Minneapolis.
On the evening of Jan. 90 Lady Henry
eomerset and Frances Z. Willard. the famous
temperance workers. will address a meeting
to be held III the Swedish tabernacle An
admission fee VIII be exacted, and the pro-
Feeds will go to the support of John G.
Woolley's Rest Island home. On the even
Ing of Jan. 80 the ladies will speak in the
Peoples church, St Paul.
Cases of measles at 1924 Portland avenue,
1900 Third avenue south, 1892 Twentieth ave
nue. north, 2l27 Girard avenue. 243 Twenty
first avenue south, 241l Eight-and. a. Half
street south, 1920 Seventh street south 126
Plymouth avenue and @043 Nicollet avenue;
scarlet fever at 500 East Twenty sixth street.
124 Lvndale avenue north, 1717 Sixth street
north. 1223 East Seventh street and 500
Twelfth avenue south; diphtheria at 1916
Second street south, and scarletina at TAG
Third street north were reported at the
health office yesterday.