St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-04
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBUuES.

The bank elearings yesterday were 81 49,
LA.
Fifteen births and seven deaths were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
P. j. Smalley. of ST. Paul. will address the
Cleveland club this evening on the subject:
''Why We Are Democrats"
Health Commissioner Kelly went to Red
wood Falls last evening 10 testify as an ex-
pert in the Jones-Mullen malpractice case.
Yesterday was a busy day with County
Auditor Ledgerwood, as he was engaged in
making the annual tax sales of delinquent
property.
Word was received from Minnetonka yes
terday that Maj George A. Camp was resting
easier. There is, however, little hope that
he Will recover.
Banner Lodge. No. Sc, X. of P, will give
musical and literary entertainment at It's nall
in Masonic Temple tomorrow night Admis-
sion Will be free.
The annual election of the Young Mems
Christian ASSOCIATION occurs today IN the
Central building, Polls WILL be open from u
to and to p. m.
W. d. Abbott. of indianapolis, is looking
at the operation of the electric railway
system in Minneapolis, with view to report
ing on its advantages 10 his city on his re-
turn.
Henry Ackermald win build three pressed
brick stores and flats, to cost about $4,000,
81 the corner of Marshall street and Sixth
avenue northeast The buildings will be
completed Jan. l.
Mayor Winston said yesterday that as far
as any future efforts on his part were con-
eerned the city would have to look elsewhere
for extra convention police, and that he
would not appoint man.
The court house commission has ordered
the sale of $4,000 of me county series of
bonds 10 Spencer. Trssk < Co. of Boston. for
SOS 077.O5, and $4,000 of the city series to c.
t. White, of New York, for S54, l15.
Received - II. TrueSdale, OF the Min
neapolis d ST. Louis railroad. denies that
there is any truth in the report from Denver
that President Cable, of the Rock Island
system will resign to be succeeded by MI.
Truesdale.
Coroner Byrnes has decided that no inquest
Is necessary in the case of tonChristlanSon
who was killed by falling down an elevator
shaft at the threSher factory Monday. Chris
Hanson viii be buried from Connolly's I'M
dertaking rooms today.
Rev. j. W. Dungee lectures on Habits and
Customs of the Colored People Before the
War at the Y. Nj. c. q. this evening. His
daughter who is an accomplished eloeution-
iSt. will assist him. Tickets can be had Tree
of charge at the building.
Earl Pratt, the young boy who assaulted
James NJ Brown Jr., will be examined IN
the munieipal court today on the charge OF
assault in the second degree. Brown is IN a
precari OuS condition.
J. Peterson. the driver who fell into the
elevator shaft Of the Bank of Commerce
building, is Likely to die. An operation was
performed on him at the city hospital yester-
day morning TO relieve the pressure on the
spinal cord
The notorious saloon and wine room kept
by Sodin1, at 239 Second street south, mad a
taste of the fiery element early yesterday.
The entire upper floor was Quilted. and the
loss will be about $500. This is the place
raided by the police a short time ago.
The annual convention OF the Hennepin
County W. c. T. I. is in progress at tn e
Bloomington Avenue Al. Z. church. Yeste r
day afternoon little was done beyond Or
ganiZing the convention, and last night wa s
given up to an address by Mrs. Hobart, the
state president.
The committee in charge Of the prepara-
tons for celebrating Memorial Day has some
hope Of securing either Thomas 3: Reed OF
Maine or John NJ. Thurston, of Omaha. as
orator on that occasion. The park board has
been asked for permission to use Lering park
for the exercises.
Among the Burlingtons St. Louis pas
Eengers tonight will be E. l.. Danforth and
wife, who make three weeks trip through
the South. Mr.. Danforth manages Bright
wood an attractive resort On Lake Ripley,
al Litchfeld. and reports the outlook good
tor an excellent season.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Ole OinNs and Christina JaVrenpa, Patrick j.
Ryan and Clara l. Brennan, Herman l..
Busse and Emma Gablowsky, John A. Sam
nelson and Louise johnson, Antonio PERI
and Maria RotandO, Fred Boldt and Maggie
Bufferding Carl Nelson and Bessie Peterson,
Harry E. Huntington and Lillian Baker,
Isaac Moses and Mary Kohn, G.. L. Barton
and Lucy Osborne.
Peter TorsOn was committed to the asylum
at st. Peter yesterday by Judge Corrigan, OF
the district court He resided at 2S40 Ninth
avenue south and married man, forty-two
years OF age. His malady was caused by too
much indulgence with strong drink Marian
ma Zirgan a young Polish woman, was also
sent to the asylum. She stated that she was
from Winona, but was unable to give any
pa rtieul ars as 10 her relatives.