St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $685.
694.38
The water board will meet again next
Friday afternoon.
Prof. Merriam will give piano recital at
his residence this morning.
A missionary tea and social were given at
Westminster church last evening.
Chires Hanson was held to the district
court yesterday on the charge of bastardy.
James S. Stables, the demented man who
wandered away from home, has been
found.
The sale of seats for the Keene engage
ment next week began yesterday morning.
The demand indicates weeks good bust
ness.
George F. Osland, employed in John T.
Lucas store, fell from step-ladder yester-
day afternoon and broke both bones of his
right forearm.
Bert Chully, the man arrested by Sergt.
Hill for passing counterfeit money, was
taken to st. Paul yesterday and turned over
to the United States authorities.
An interesting social was given last even
ing at Foss NJ. E. church. Miss Belle Car
Isle gave several recitations and Miss Par
dee executed three piano numbers.
George r. Tanners case brought by Ed
A. Stevens, complaining witness, for keep
ing a house of ill-fame was yesterday con-
tinued in the municipal court for one week.
Patrick McDonalds dwelling on the cor
ner of Twenty-ninth avenue south and
Twenty-ninth street was destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. Loss $500 with no in
surance.
The case against Jacob Barge, found
guilty in the municipal court of selling
liquor on Sunday, will be taken to the SUI
preme court by II. c. Benton, Mr.. Barge's
attorney.
Grand Army camp fire and war songs at
city mission this evening. j. c. Seely will
tell the horrors of Andersonville and Gen.
Nettleton describe Sheridan's ride. The
public welcome.
Willie Mccormick, the twelve-year-old
lad who ran away from his home, On the
corner of Eighth avenue south and Third
street. has been brought home from Fari-
bauIt, where he was found.
At the meeting of the Minneapolis branch
of the Irish National league ON Sunday
evening Daniel W. Lawler and James Nc
Cafferty OF st. Paul will deliver addresses
and James McParltin of that city will give
a recitation.
The examination of Dr. John Pearson,
charged with criminal practice upon Chris
tina johnson, was continued in the munic-
ipal court yesterday one week in order that
the girl may sufficiently recover to be pro-
duced to testify.
The imam with dinner pail" who
worked off a bogus check at Western ave-
nue. store, succeeded in passing counterfeit
check for S23 in payment for pair OF shoes
at S. /. Towers store in North Minneapolis
on Saturday night.
There will be brief memorial service at
the mission tabernacle on Sunday at 2:45 p.
M. in the memory of the late Eddie Gray.
Deceased was assistant secretary in the
Sabbath school and had won the affection
of officers teachers and scholars, who share
in the sorrow with the bereaved family.
To-day the inspectors of the water works
department will begin shutting off the water
supply on the premises of all who have not
paid their rents. Of course it will take
some time for the inspectors to get around
and those who are delinquent may be able
to stop proceedings by calling to-day and
paying.