St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were $1,644.-
.O5.
Four births and six deaths were reported
yesterday at the health department.
DIR. w. W. Folwell. of the university, has
been invited to give the annual address be-
fore the American Economic association at
Chautauqua
The libel suit for $4,000 brought by the
American Building and Loan association
against the Journal was dismissed yesterday
on motion of the plaintiff.
Tonight Minneapolis Lodge No. 10, A. F.
and A. NJ, visit St Paul Lodge No. for the
purpose of comforting the third degree. A
delegation of Minneapolis Masons will take
the 6:25 Milwaukee short line, returning at
IL 20.
Nathaniel j and Eva Briggs have peti-
toned the district court for leave to adopt
Florence E. Jackson. q tive-months-oldc child.
The little ones father has deserted his fam
lily, and the mother is destitute.
The reception committee that is to look
after the Congregational council that will
meet in Minneapolis next fall mas organized
and appointed subcommittee. The trustees
of Plymouth church will act as house com
mittee.
This afternoon Geary has promised to have
the show begin promptly at 30 O'Clock for
the benefit of the merry newsboys, to whom
he has given free admission. The perfor-
nance will be let out early enough to allow
Lu6M W btlA IuClI ONCAlHS PopClo'
Emil Holmbeck. residing at 1125 Eighth
street south. was committed to Rochester
Yesterday by Judge Corrigan. He is q cingle
man, thirty-One years OF age, and for the
past two weeks has been building flying ma
chimes and electric appliances of fancifui
designs.
The Loyal Legion is preparing to attend
the funeral of the late Maj. Camp in a body.
Commander Gilillan has appointed Judge
William Lochren. Capt. o. 6. Merriman and
DR.. 7. II. Murphy committee of three to
prepare resolutions on the death of their
comrade. to be submitted at the meeting to
be held at the Nicollet house May TO-
At the annual meeting of the Business
Mems Bicycle association at the Church of
Christ Monday evening next Prof. j. E.
Downey, Rev. S. w. Sample and Prof, Z. ID.
Holmes will make speeches. A representa-
tive of the Ladies' Cycling league will talk
about cycling from lady's point of view,
and there will be guitar and piano music
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Charles l.. Ring and Sophie HaraldsOn. Ed
ward G. koska and Helen NJ. Fairfield, AL
bert j. Hurtig and Emma Wendell, Alfred
johnson and Eva NJ. Olson, John Brand and
Louisa ZolliDger. Peter Shogren and Christ
inc Carlson, Andrew Swedberg and Augusta
Sundberg, Michael Sullivan and Mary A.
Brown.
w. e. J. Deming, the city electrical in
spector, says that W. NJ. Regan's suggestion
! that fire alarm boxes be marked by red
street light globe at the point where each box
| is located is not practicable on account OF
the cost The red globe is practically useless
| for lighting purposes, and the city would
| have to put up as many extra lamps as there
| are fire boxes.
The Bardwell Robinson company fled ar
| ticles of incorporation yesterday with a CAPT
tai stock of S5O0,O)O, of which S30O,OO0 has
already been subscribed for and paid in.
| The company will do general manufacture
| ing business i'll lumber, sash, DOORS blinds,
etc. The members of the corporation are
| Charles S. Bardwell, Sumus q. Robinson.
Charles N. Robinson, Clarence f. Prince and
| Richard r. Clark.