St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOEULES.

Bank elearings yesterday amounted to
S45S ,236.45.
The Amateur Art club begins work Mon
day. Nov. l.
Chief F. L. Stetson and family have re-
turned from a ten da s. trip to Dakota.
1t is estimated that this years lumber cut
will not equal that of last year by 60,0O0,O00
feet.
A. A. Stenseth was committed TO the in
sane ASYLUM from Judge Ueland's court yes
terday.
Fifty-eight deeds were recorded in the Of
fee of the register of deeds yesterday, ag
gregating S139,5 500.
Early DAYS in Minneapolis will be recalled
by Bishop D. B Knickerbocker at Gethsemane
church Monday evening.
There will be no meeting of the White
Cross society to-day, owing to the w. L. c. U.
meeting at the Casino.
Chiffon R. Cameron, of Indiana, and Fl. S.
Sampson. of OHIO, were admitted to the bar
OF Hennepin county yesterday.
Washington avenue is now graded to Thir-
tieth avenue north. and street car tracks
will be put down in the spring.
The fire department was called to st. Bar
uabas hospital, yesterday morning. by a still
alarm. No damage was done by the flames
The funeral of Mrs. NJ. B. Mcclellan, who
died Friday night, will take place this after
noon from the Thirteenth avenue M. &.
church.
The funeral of James Jordan, who died
Wednesday from injuries received while at
work in q railroad yard, will take place to-day
from the Church or the immaculate ConceP
ton.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Jen-
ME NJ. Reynolds daughter of Gen. D. Rey-
noIds and George L. Hit. The ceremony
will take place Monday evening at s o'clock
at Centenary church.
Evert Nymanover will address society of
German American workingmen this after
noon in North Minneapolis. Subject: The
Significance of Henry Georges Candidacy Tor
Mayor of the City of New York.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Michael NJ. Curran and Mary Barrett; Albert
Mortified and Mathilda Carlson; A. II. Smith
and Mary Fielder, Carl j. Hoglund and Annie
Anderson; Thomas Gibson and Lena Johnson.
Mrs Todd. an estimabe lady residing at $50
Fourth avenue south, died Yesterday Of
cancer of the heart. The remains were
shipped to Yanklon for interment. Mrs.
Todd was first cousin to Abraham Lincoln.
Detective Quinlan last night arrested
Charles Fox aud E. A. Fox, two young men
who have been driving delivery wagon for
Davis West, grocer, at 622 Nicollet avenue.
The warrant charges them with collecting and
appropriating money.
The damage suit Of Erick Hokauson against
r. ID. Beebe, to recover SS,0OO damages Tor
injuries received by being knocked down by
a runaway horse driven by the defendant
was decided in the district court yesterday,
when verdict for the defendant was re-
turned.
Mrs. A. Y. Merrill. daughter of G. G. Hand,
of the East side, died yesterday afternoon at
her parents residence. The funeral will be
held from the First NJ. E. church at o'clock
this afternoon. Mrs. Merrill came from her
home in Aitkin, Mimi. three weeks ago, on a
visit. Her marriage was but four months
ago.
meeting of the law students of the city
has been called for tomorrow evening at the
Office of Jordan g. Forrest, 80 Washington av-
enue south. to discuss the project for form
ing a club for practice in moot court and
similar recrestions In legal subjects. 1t is
also their intention to engage the leading at
torneys of the city to lecture to the club dur
ing the coming winter.
Caroline E. Buell., the corresponding secre-
tary Of the N. W. c. T. O., who has done so
much for the veterans of the late war. will be
rendered reception in Minneapolis soon. the
date not yet having been decided upon. 1t
will be- however, some time during the ses-
sion of the National W. G. T. o., and will no
doubt attract considerable attention, as
Mrs. Buell. is well known throughout the
country.
Bishop D. B. Knickerbacker will lecture
at the Gethsemane church Monday evening
upon ''EarIy Days in Minneapolis" The
bishop was the fir st Episcopal rector in Min
neapois thirty years ago, and has a vast fund
of recolections which will be highly enter
tanning. An organ recital from 1880 to 8
O'Clock, by Prof. II. s. Woodruff. OF Cincin-