St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Yesterdays bank clearings were sl,as1,-

Yesterdays bank clearings were Sl,3S1,-
73I.44.
William Ludwig, of Golden Valley was
sent 10 the Rochester insane asylum by the
probate court yesterday as an lnebfate.
Judge Pond made order yesterday
granting the petition of AXel Anderson and
others for a receiver for the Scandia Ice
market.
The annual meeting and election of Off
GERS of the Minneapolis c. E. union will be
held Friday evening. Sept. IL, in Hennepln
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church at 7:45
p. m.
Clarence Brown, of Saltwater. was SEN
fenced yesterday 10 year in the penitentiaIy
in that place for robbing the mails while act
ing as delivery clerk of the saltwater post
office.
Mayor Winston has signed the famous
garbage contract, and the contractor James
Mcmillan, will begin operations as soon as
possible. Ali district court lnJunctIons have
now been disposed of.
1t is probable the Nelson paper mill, which
burned few weeks agowlll be rebuilt. The
insurance on the burned mill has not yet
been adjusted, but when it has Deen a decl-
sion as TO rebuilding will be made at once.
The classes of the Young Women's Chris
tian association in physical training Will
reopen Sept A. The first lesson will be
held in the auditorium of the \. NJ. {. A:
building, on Mary place, "Wednesday at and
clock p. N.
The Education Endowment association has
been ordered by Judges Lochren and Hooker
to pay judgment of Si,1l9.44 to joyce Hag-
Ter, obtained recently against the association
on matured certificates. The judgment was
secured by garnishment.
Judge Hooker yesterday gave Kttie Bu-
chanan n divorce from William Buchanan
for adultery. Judge Smith separated Amanda
Horner from Isaac w. Horner for cruelty,
and Judge Pond did the same tor Lizzie j.
Kersten from Christian kerSten.
Patsey Kelly was held in $500 bonds yester-
DAY by Judge Lochren on the charge OF con-
tempt of court. Kelly and gang of his
companions are alleged to have interfered
with the running of trains on the st. Louis
road. which is in the hands of Receiver
Truesdale.
The state board of health has placed q man
Mt each of the local depots to take the names,
records and destination of all the immigrants
arriving in the city. The depot officials are
cooperating with the health department,
md it will be difficult tor any immigrant to
bring cholera into the city.
Il. F. Townsend, inspector of the United
States weather bureau, had conference
with chamber of commerce officials yester-
Gay and discovered that the complaints in
regard to reports coming late is true. The
service will be soimproved that weather re-
ports will be received in Minneapolis as soon
as i'll Chicago.
The Hughes club, composed of those who
have been treated by The Hughes system for
the cure Of the liquor habit, will give con-
between Third and Fourth streets, this even
ing. An interesting programme has been
prepared. and members and their friends
are cordially invited.
Renner, the well digger, is still at the bot
tom of the well on Portland avenue, and
there is no hope that he still lives. The
work of digging Tor him was kept up all day
yesterday. but up to Il late hour the men
had been unsuccessful. Renner fell into the
well and was buried by the falling drift Fri
day morning at 10 O'Clock.
In the United States court Yesterday Judge
Thomas decided that If the father of man
born of an Indian woman is a white man,
the son III the eyes OF the law is also Il white
man. Humphrey Lynch was charged with
selling liquor 10 an Indian. IL was shown
the alleged Indians father was white man
Lynch was discharged.
Registration is still going on at the state
university. There are now S67 students en-
rolled, which is lS6 more than one year ago.
The new students number 305, of whom 2j5
are freshmen. When the medical department
and the school of agriculture open in Octo-
Der It is probable thst the total number of
students will reach 1000.
F. Holtz is erecting new residence at 2212
Portland avenue. About $50 Yesterday
morning one of the painters employed on
the house struck match in a closet where
The paint was being mixed. The birthstone
OF the match few into q can OF turpentine
and an explosion followed. The flames
flashed into the faces of Gustaf Selberg, E.
Seguer and c. Burshmann all painters, and
burned them badly. They were taken homo
by the fire marshal