St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were ST., los, 364.2'.
Bertha Howard, the young woman arrested
Sunday for drunkenness, was flned so Ill the
municipal court yesterday.
Mrs Duncan B. Harrison claims to have
lost Sl25 diamond during her stay at the
West hotel. Col. West takes no stock i'll the
claim.
Judge Hooker has issued an order decar.
ing the Iowa, Minnesota and Dnkotn Elevator
company insolyent. Charles K. Braden has
been appointed receiver.
Thur day being St. Patrick's day. the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Hennepin County
Catholic Building and Loan association will
be held Wednesday evening.
Albertna Carlson, twenty two years of age.
was sent out 10 the ST. Peter asylum by Jugde
Corrigan yesterday She is mildly insane. A
severe fever year ago brought on the at
Fiction.
The Minneapolis Fruit association held a
meeting in the fruit exchange yesterday
afternoon and adopted bylaws and new
constitution. The meeting then adjourned
for one week.
The Interstate Oratorical association will
ho.d its annual meeting and contest III Min
neapolis this year. There will be ten com
pelitors who will represent siXty-three col
leges in the different states.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday; Henry Rousberg and Clara
Haglund, John G. Melen and Emma j. John
Bamcs and Carrie Clausen.
Mr. ard Mrs. Wyman Elliott left yesterday
for their futGIe home at Santa Monica, Cal.
Saturday evening they rendered q farewell
reception 10 a number of friends at their
home, 1900 Ninth avenue south.
The Methodist ministers held an uuinter-
esting meeting yesterday. Next week the
Methodists will attack the subject of pro-
bibiting certain amusements, presumably
card playing, dancing aud the theater.
Last Friday little Ethel Foster. the fifteen
mOnths-old child of Capt c. Foster. of Hook
and Ladder Company No. :, died of cerebro
spinal meningitis, and Yesterday her twin
sister, Edith, died of the same dread disease.
The following contagious diseases were re-
ported at the health office yesterday:
Measles, 22S Thirty third street west, 1907
Third street north, $50 Monroe street north
east 327 Fifth street south; scarlet fever, $40
Main street northeast.
Annie Engman. full-lipped German girl
and Joseph Rankin. we're in the municipal
court yesterday morning. Rankin was charged
with being the father of her unborn child.
He waived examination, and was sent TO the
county jail TO await trial.
Switchmen in the Great Northern yards
found the E0dy of an infant near the out
honse of Elevator A. corner Chestnut and
Lyndale avenues, yesterday morning. The
body was taken to the morgue, and Corner
Byrnes is investigating the case.
Rev. John L. Seudder, formerly pastor of
the First Congregational church of this city,
and now OF New Jersey. will lecture here the
evening of March % Oh Ecclesiastical Ten
pms" 1t is not yet definitely arranged
whether the lecture will be givan at the First
Congregational church or the Lyceum thea
Ser.
The Business Mems union will be asked to
take some action toward repairing the care
lessness of c. Nice. Reeve, Who left the mat
ter Of subscriptions 10 the worlds fair fund
IN such shape that nothing can be done bv
the fair commission. The union will be
asked TO guarantee Hennepin's quota of the
fund.
The conference that was to have been held
yesterday between The committee that is
working for the interurban line by way of
ST. Anthony Park and President Lowry has
been indefinitely postponed, on account of
Mr. Lowry's sudden departure for New
York