St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Up to date the council committee has
passed on but *22 saloon license applica-
tons.
Four deaths, ten births and three cases of
contagious diseases were reported yesterday
at the health office.
a matinee and evening performance today
Will terminate the engagement of the wages
OF SIM company at the Bijou.
The literary department of the Women's
Council will hold an open parliament This
afternoon at the Library building.
Business was quiet Yesterday in the build
ing inspectors Office. only three minor per-
mlts being issued. The estimated cost of
these was SiiU.
. The bank clearings Yesterday were 81, 49,
S41-6y, and for the week. SJ.67S. 1885 as
against S5,07s,9 40. 81 the same week last year,
an increase OF ~ per cent.
The track work Oh the Byrn Mawr extern
sion of the Hawthorn avenue electric line is
practlcaIiy com peted and the siringing of
the trolley wires Will be done next week.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Peter Lyle and Nora Sponsler, o. 1heo Rudd
and Elsie Bacon, Edward Lundberg and
Marie Carlson. Paul Masley and Annie Rus
NICK.
The murder Of Otto Won Seifert still re-
mains mystery. Peter Birscher. who was
with the man on the night he was killed, has
shown up, but Cain throw no light ON the
affair
Judge Pond has taken under advisement
the application for a receiver in the case OF
M. L. hailowel Jr. and s. z. Snider He
Will render his decision i'll course Of the next
few days.
The appearance the coming week of jacob
Lifts players promises to lie well patronized.
a large sale OF seats is now in progress, espa-
clally for the Wednesday matinee, at which
time Uncle Toms Cabin will be presented,
There will be meeting of the Union Vet
Grams league this evening at Odd Fellows
nan, NO. IL Washington avenue north. Re
portS VIII be made on the work Of the con-
Ventlon entertainment committee and other
matters OF Importance will be considered
The North Star Labor club has adopted a
resolution demanding, a congressional inyes.
ugaton of the use by corporations of
armed aSsaSslnS" at homestead and the
enactment of legislation TO disband the
FlnkettGn agency.
house furniture, ETC.. was incorporated YES
terday by U. Il. 5. Wernicke, w. j. hartzell.
y. l.: GaDIe. A. III. Harrison, +. A Montelius
v. Is. Roberts, K. X. McCoro and L. Il.
smith, with $4,000 capital.
The board of county commissioners was
engaged Yesterday with County Auditor
LedgerWood IN going through the list OF per-
sonal taxes returned By The sheriff as unpaid.
ana canceling all those ,hatin their opinion
appear 10 be worthless. The board will be
III session Oh the same matter today.
There is question as to whether the stores
III the new central market shall receive water
free OF not. An ordinance provides that the
market Shall have water free, but Registrar
Moody thinks that 1t only applies to the
market proper. aud therefore holds that each
store must pay the regular water TAX.
President Ankeny. of the board of educa-
non, has asked Z. vi. LOriug. of park board
lame, TO superintend the work OF making
artistic ana peauufu! the grounds Of the new
copied. and the work viii progress under his
persoDai supervision.
According TO the Northwestern Miller, the
Kansas City is now getting as much flour as
IL does because 1t accepted the special cars
OF Inc 1nillers when the other roads would
moi. 1t was agreed that this roud should be
given certain number OF cars of flour in
consideration OF this concession
Rev. W. NJ. Boley, of Maysvjlle s. c., who
recently collected quite d sum in the Twin
Clues tor the benefit Of a colored educational
institution. has written letter TO Supt. Hen
derson denying That he is IL fraud This is
the man who chaperoned the coiored cadet
street band.
The first annual convention of the North
western Newsdealers and Booksellers asso-
ciatlon will be held IN the rooms of the JOB
bers association next Tuesday. 1t is eXrect-
ed that several hundred delegates will at
tend. "A dinner and a drive over The city are
features OF The entertainment programme.
The San Francisco papers say that c.
Joshua Lucy, pressnan formerly of this
city, has mysteriously disappeared from that
city. leaving wife behind linn to mourn his
absence. Lucy mother, who lives at 2J5}
Fl1th avenue south. says that the woman
whom he lett is not his wife. but woman
who followed him to San francisco from
Butte.
The sawmills are getting ready to do such
WORK tnat the aggregate cut of the Minneap-
oils mills will he little reduced by the ce
struction of the Diamond mill last Sunday
Most OF the big mills are preparing to put
night crews TO work. Some of the firms have
put electric lights into their yards to facill-
tate piling lumber at night
The retail clerks union has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Z. IL. Farmer, president; A.
d. WlIllsms, first vice president: T. j. Brown
second vice president; j. A. Gutter, record
ing secretary; X. T.. Parker, corresponding
secretary. L. 5. Olson. financial secretary;
l.. l.. Smith, treasurer; b. p. Madison, guide;
A. 5. Erickson, guardian; E. ii. Heath. W.
a. Stauns aud James l. Anderson, trustees.
The park board Will have force of men
at work on the proposed POwderhorn park
improvements after next Monday FIVE
thousand dollars have been appropriated for
the work This year, and more will probably
be set aside next year. DIVES and walks
have been laid out and the entire face OF
Inc land changed. The lake will be deepened
and reduced one-half i'll size, and ut the
large END an island will be made.
The park board advertises for suggestions
for names for the following parks: The
Moulton tract on Twenty fifth avenue north
east; The Second ward park ON Fourteenth
avenue southeast; Luke Harriet; Powderhorn
lake tract; the Dupont avenue boulevard from
i hlrty-eighth to tOrty-siXth streets and
thence 10 Lake Harriet; the triangle at Hen
nepln and Lyndale avenues, and the Dean
purchase, between Lake OF the Isles and