St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

"Silver King at the Grand tonight.
Yesterdays bank clearings were S342,-
255. rs.
The W. C. 7. U. will pray to-day at the
Friends church.
This is about the proper time to prepare
your good resolutions.
The Central land league will give New
Years ball in Window hall this evening.
Mary Teick, a young Bohemian girl, be-
trayed and deserted by assembling lover,
has been sent to Bethany home.
]. A. Christian & Co. now occupy their new
rooms In the corn exchange, and Washburn,
Crosby & Co. are preparing to move in.
DR.. A. w. Abbott gave parlor medical
talk to young men only, at the parlor of the
Yonng Mems Christian association, last
evening.
The Hotel Gazette tomorrow will issue an
attractive New Years number, which will
sgnalize the first appearance of a new dress
and number of improvements which are to
characterize the lively little sheet during the
coming year.
Thomas Belcrome, the employe of the mills
who seriously froze his feet few weeks ago,
died from the effects of gangrene at st. Bar
nabas' hospital. Both feet were amputated
on Monday. The funeral will occur to-day
from 2917 Tenth avenue south.
Engineer Waters has made satisfactory and
gratifying soundings of the river bottom, for
the purpose of laying the submerged pipe to
connect each side of the river near Plymouth
avenue. He finds an excellent bed and very
little dredging will be necessary.
The law requires that taxes must be paid on
all deeds filed after Dec. 81, consequently
persons not wishing to pay taxes before June
are filing their deeds. Yesterday eighty-six
deeds were filed, aggregating S162,671. AS
!, 10, 30 l, 1a1+ lax, zG L.
deeds Office will be rushed with work.
St. Anthony branch of the Irish National
league met in the hall over Roots drug store,
on Central avenue, last evening, and the
members made enthusiastic and patriotic
speeches as usual. The sum of 500 has
been raised and RENTED to the Rev. Dr.
O'Reilly, treasurer of the American league
at Detroit, Mich, in aid of the national
cause.
Minneapolis Lodge No. 90, Independent
Order of Free Sons of Israel, has elected the
following officers: I. Kantrowitz, president;
S. E. Hart. vice president; George G. Jacoby,
secretary; 1. Weld, treasurer; S. A. Stern,
conductor; Sol Jonas, outside tyler. Ex-
President George G.. Jacoby was elected rep
resenUative to the grand lodge of District 8,
which meets in Chicago Jan. 81.
The musical and dramatic entertainment
given by the Young Mems Catholic Glee and
Monday and Tuesday evenings was such a
successful affair that, by request, the enter
tainment will be repeated New Years night
at Holy Rosary hall. Besides number of
musical selections and recitations, two COM
edy sketches will be presented.
The Knights of Sherwood Forest No. e.,
uniform branch of the Ancient Order of For
esters, have elected officers as follows: Past
commander, Fred ]. Gibson: commander, ].
Wilson Murray; vice commander, W. R. J..
Miller: adjutant, E. B Morrison; paymaster,
E. E. Lawrence; first lieutenant, F. S. Ash
ley; second lieutenant, Richard Christy; first
sergeant, A. o. Fletcher; second sergeant,
]. NJ. Thompson; quarterma ster sergeant, w.
A. Robbins; master-at-armS, d. o. Carter;
physician, A. B. Gates, NJ. D. The INSTALL
ment will take place at their first meeting in
January.