St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-19

GLOBULES.

Observer Harmon predicts that the hottest
weather i'll this vicinity is yet 10 come.
The Retail Clerks union is preparing a
white list of Minneapolis merchants-a list
OF firms willing to adopt the early closing
idea.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday: Anderson q. Fogg and Flora
Z. Wales, John Anderson and Christina An
derson.
Yesterday the W. C. 7. L. sent out the last
party of fresh air children for the season.
Inlrty-eight OF lheln-tQ QnGka; IN charge of
Mrs. Gollinger and Mrs. Smith.
Loren Fletcher was reported as very much
better yesterday and on the high road to
complete recovery, though he will not ven
ture out for a day or two yet.
Harry Ravens, the cigar agent arrested on
the charge of emhezzling S127. 80 from b.
Elsie, the cigar manufacturer. was dismissed
IN the municipal court Yesterday.
Coroner Byrnes was notified Yesterday that
q man named Joseph Maclosky. living near
Eden Prairie. had been found dead in. bed.
The coroner left for Eden Prairie last night.
K. T. Olsen has brought suit against the
Minneapolis Railway company in the sum of
500 for physical injuries alleged to have
been received by him on Washington avenue
north June 81.
Oscar Guldbranson. a young boy employed
in the COMPOSING room of the journal. fell
down the elevator shaft from the third floor
Yesterday afternoon. The young fellow sus-
tanned serious injuries to his spine.
Prof. Conway Mcmillan. of the State Re
view, advanced the theory that science will
yet make possible the production of 300 bush
els of wheat from an acre of ground. COM
plete understanding of bacteria, he says, will
do it.
The retail clerks union will publish a list
of all the merchants who refuse to close
their places of business at the regulation
time, $50. II Will be called the white list,
and will be placed in the hands of all the
labor unions in the city.
AT the last meeting of the directors of the
American Building ard Loan association ii
was decided that all the applications of with
drawal now on file be paid between Sept. 1
and Oct. 10. Secretary Bishop states that
owing TO recent attacks on the company
Withdrawals have been numerous, over $780,
600 having been paid out to Withdrawing
members in the last two years.
The board of directors of st. Barnabas
hospital has appointed The following new
staff of physicians: DR.. W. A. Jones. nerv
Gus diseases; DR.. T. S. Roberts, medical
eases; DR.. j. E.. Moore, surgery; DR.. A. c..
Fairbairn, diseases of women; DR.. F.. A.
Allport, eye and ear; NJ. Wander Horck, SKIN
diseases.
The directors of the new Commercial club
were to have held a meeting yesterday for
organization and the election of officers, but
owing to the fact that the morning was
given over in advance to the meeting CT the
business union. TO whose directory none of
tne OOnlHlercldl cluD directors DelOng, tnere
was an adjournment until today without any
attempt at business.
A Swedish farmer living near Grand Forks
came to the city yesterday Ell route for his
home in Sweden. lie had $500 with him,
which he gave to a bunco man to exchange
for money of the Swedish realm. The bunco
man went into the chamber of
building and told the farmer to wait for him
on the outside. He did wait. but the man
never returned, and now the farmer will
have to go back and earn more money be-
fore he can cross the water.