St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-13
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
The bank clearirgs yesterday were 1854,

The bank cleariGgs yesterday were Sl,574,-
$3.50
There were eighteen births reported at the
health Office yesterday Not single DEAN
was reported.
Mrs. L. W. lotion and daughter. Jennie,
of ShippenSburg, Pa, are the guests OF Mrs-
A. NJ. Geesaman.
The ladies of the Peoples meeting will
give social this evening at Maieoms all
There will be refreshments and an enter
tanment.
All property owners interested IN speeial
assessments are requested TO call at the city
engineers office before May 81, rs the III per
cent penalty attaches then.
At their annual meeting the Minneapolis
Typothet8 elected these etfcers:- President,
{. 4. Mitchell; vice president A. C. bauS-
man; secretary, ". f. Black; treasurer, r
G. Drew.
Marriage licenses were issued yester day TO
D. Frank Douglas aud Annie f. Smith, Gull
brand A. Hval and Nora Swenson, John A.
Ward and Jane l.. Burnes, William IL. Doyle
and Julia Llnehan.
The Union Veterans league will hold
meeting tomorrow evening, at when maj
arrangements will be made for II reception
of the veterans who may visit the city during
the convention.
The park board committee on finance has
opened bids for $4,000 bonds part OF Inc
$4,000 Issue. There were SIX bids, the nigh
company, of New York. $50, 4IS.5H
The anxious public will be treasured and
have its curiosity satisfied next Monday, for
on that day Mayor Winston will appoint the
dog catcher. II is sald that Peter, OF the fam
lily of Anderson, will be appointed
Hattie Quinn, the Young servant girl ar
rested on Wednesday for stealing various
articles from the family of Robert l. Lemer,
where she was employed, was given SEN
tence of sixty days III the worShouse yester-
day.
James A. Bixby, formerly a well known
hardware merchant, died Fuestay III Denver,
where he has been for two years for his
health j. Il Randall and A. L. Lowering,
of Darius eommandery, h. T.. have gone 10
Council Bluffs tomeet Mrs. B31hy.s
At the annual meeting of the trustees OF
the Minneapolis college of Physicians and
Surgeons and the Minnesota College Of Phar-
macy, appropriate resolutions were adopted
respecting the late Ludwig Damn, NJ. D.,
Phi. g.. professor of practical chemistry III
the college of pharmacy. ~ d.
4On'Aienlay afternoon sat9 O'Clock there
will be mee1ingof stAe daughters sof the
Revolution al the residence Of Mrs. George
II. Christian, for those who hnye received
their credentials from Washington. A local
chapter viii be formally organized. 5f'
The .two-weeks old sehlld of Mr.. md Mrs
Fred Boldf, rs Fifteenth avenue north, was
smOtheIed in The bed clothes "wednesday
night. and when the -paEents-awoke IN the
morning ineY 10nnO the1rs chl3e ueAu (OIO-
neT ByIues was notified, bull DECIDED that no
DveSngation was necessary. es--
a few of the stockholders of the Mime
apoliS Exposition metaoqeIher IN the once
yesterday afternoon and listened to the read
ing of the proposed new articles of incorpor-
alton. As there was not quorum the meet
ing adjourned without taking any action.
The Lyndale ami Lake Harriet Improve
ment association has effected an organic
alton ana elected the following officers:
President. F. B. Lathrop; secretary, G. a.
Sweet; directors the officers eX Ofhcio, and
E. NJ. Wilder, w. S. King, j. II. Van Ness and
Fred Busch.
The following cases of contagious disease
were reported at the health office yesterday:
south, 1857 Ninth avenue south. l011 Ihlr
teenth avenue south. 19JS Riverside avenue;
scarlet fever, 2227 Tenth avenue south;
diptheria, 2592 Howard street northeast.
a young fellow named Nels Swanson
raised a disturbance in DIR. E. A SkarO's
office, III Washington n<enne south. geSter-
day morning. The sathletie dgetef sdminis-
tered u sound whipping to him, and Swanson
had TO call at the police station and have
Police Surgeon Gibson sew I'D his wounds.
The Northern Pacific train This morning
will carry the following Nhnneapolitans 10
Portland to the Presbyterian general
assembly: Rev. j. B. Donaldson, DR.. and
Mrs. L. B. Wells, Miss Anna Wakefield Rev.
j. G. Morrison, Rev. J. Morton, j. C. Russell,
Rev. R. \. Adams, Joshua Williams Mrs. S.
Z. Silyers.
Lowry Hill is TO be beautifed by the addi
ton of three new handsome residences.
which will be completed by September.
Messrs. Lowry. William Donaldson
and F. B. Long will each erect new resi-
dence on GrOveland avenue, one block off
Hennepln. The three residences will adjoin
each other