St. Paul daily globe., 1885-11-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $685.
555,54
Over $1,000 in water rents were paid
yesterday.
Chief West is expected to arrive home
this morning.
Richard Ill" will be the bill at the
Grand tonight.
The Gounod club concert will be given al
the West hotel this evening.
The funeral of the late Hon. Charles 81.
Clark will occur this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
An alarm was sent in from box Al last
night on account of a burning chimney al
No. 513 Third avenue south.
The street force of the water department
shut OF the supply from large number OF
delinquents yerterday and the work will be
continued until the end.
Michael Moriarity. who was sent to the
penltentlary from this city two years ago
for stealing a mans watch, has been par
doned out by Gov. Hubbard.
Officer Howard arrested David Crowley
yesterday for stealing SIT and an overcoat
from the DoarderS at the American house.
The property was recovered.
John Peterson, Swede living at 1918
South Third street, is at the First precinct
station charged with bastardy by one Emma
johnson. He will be arraigned to-day.
A plat was yesterday filed with the reg
lister of deeds of Villas addition, containing
forty-seven lots lying north of Godfrey's
addition and between Eighth and Twelfth
avenues south.
Last evening, while at the Dime museum,
Miss May Jones, residing at 2036 Twentieth
avenue south, had pocket book, contain
ing small sum of money and pair OF
gold earrings, stolen.
There were nine drunks before Judge
Bailey yesterday besides seven disorderlies.
Among the latter were two dizzy girls
named Nellie West and Nellie Murray.
They were sent down for thirty days.
The photographers will meet this evening
to consider the matter of advancing prices.
The S. o. S. P. which established a rate
of 50 ''to kill off small concerns is of the
opinion that the war has been carried on
long enough.
On Sunday morning stranger, slim
man about 10 years old, hired horse from
Frank A. johnson to go into the country
He has not returned the horse. He was
seen in st. Paul yesterday. Send informa-
ton to Mr.. johnson, Norman house.
Meetings will be held at the permanent
building exhibit club rooms in the base
ment OF the Boston block. this week as fol-
lows: This evening the Master Plumbers
association, Mechanics association Thurs
day night, and Carpenters and Joiners' Fri
day night
Joseph Rich was fined SO for reckless
driving. He acknowledged that he drove
over the Nicollet avenue crossing on Wash
ington avenue faster than walk. In
passing sentence Judge Bailey remarked
that he considered SO light fine and that
ffsthe reckless driving is not stopped he
should increase the amount in subsequent
cases.
Thomas Fitzgerald and Mary E. Bohan,
II. B. Stoep and Wilhena Anersen, J. B.
Chatterton and Marie A. Newcomb, Charles
G. st. Martin and Carrie E. Crowell, Eu-
gene Menmier and Albino Charbonneau,
81. W. Gushing and Maggie Dignan, Daniel
Forbeg and Mary Klien. Josue Perrissee
and Marie Blanin, Emerson Townsend and
Chistine Nelson yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
The parlors of the Hennepin Avenue NJ.
E. church were filled last night by large
audience representing all of the Methodist
pastors and most of the prominent members
of that church in the city. The gathering
was for the purpose of socially celebrating
the tenth anniversary of the church. Ad-
dresses were made by several of the pastors,
Bishop Foss, Rev. A. Hollington, the first
pastor of the church.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.