St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $3.50. 54s. 60
The Society for the Suppression of Vice has
elected its old officers.
Hazel Blake, a young variety actress OF
this city, is dead at Hot Springs
]. II. Colwell says he will not spar at the
Cardiff benefit on Friday night
George L. Dale has withdrawn from the
grim of Barnes, Hengerer, Dale & Co.
A special meeting of the Northwestern
Hospital association will be held this morning.
Joe Murchs saloon was raided by burglars
and wine and cigars carried of yesterday
morning.
J. E. Whitecomb will have signed all of the
men for the Minneapolis base ball club by the
end of the week.
Harris circus at Leland rink, did good bust
ness at both performances yesteh1ay, and is
giving show worth seeing.
A small blaze in the laundry of the Nicolle;
house, at O'Clock last evening, called out the
department. No damage was done.
The French Independent club met last night
and passed resolutions indorsing J. b. A.
Paradis and his paper, the lie Progress.
The annual meeting Of the produce ex
change was called for last evening, but in the
absence of quorum it was continued until 3
p. IN. to-day.
Rev. Prof Clark. just elected to the chair
of Ecclesiastical History in the divinity school
at Faribault, Mimi, will lecture at 81. PauPs
church this evening.
The ball and banquet to be given at the
West hotel on Monday evening to the visiting
Odd Fellows, promises TO be great event.
Tickets are selling freely.
The annual meeting of the Oak Lake I'm
provement association is to be held this even
irg in the Fifth Presbyterian church. when
the reports will be submitted and officers
elected. An effort will be made to secure a
large attendance.
Herrick c. Pratt and Emma V Kibbey. ia
cob N Meyer and Mary J. Miller, II. J. A
Kuhne and Barbara C. Crane, Henry Prince
and Rosa SOhnar. August ]. LarSing and
Maria A. Christian, S. b. Norton and Annie
NJ Hobart yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
The stereopticon entertainment at Market
hall last night, for the benefit of the cyclone
sufferers, was really creditable entertain
ment. Pictures of the devastated region were
given with life-like accuracy. Messrs Brom-
ley, Richards and others deserve credit for
their good work.
Union "a. carpenters and joiners, met last
evening, and admitted thirty-two new men,
bers and received twenty-six applications
On account of press OF business, the meet
ing adjourned until Friday. when the nine
hour question will be discussed. All members
are requested TO be present.
The work of adjusting the losses on the
Boston block was begun yesterday morning.
BARLEY Cooper is representing the insurance
companies and +. A. Fisher the owners of the
building. As soon as the insurance is ad-
justed temporary roof win be put on, and
the lower floor tenants allowed to return.
Part of the east and west walls viii have to
come down.
Lieutenant-Colonel Hill yesterday reported
that he had received for the cyclone sufferers
$444 as the receipts of the Pence opera house
benefit The dime museum has contributed
$50, the Globe Oil company six barrels of oil
worth $40 Judge Atwater a check for $40.
John Dudley a check for 500, and a citizen.
who does not care TO have his name men,
toned, q check for $500.
A cattle dealer named w. II. Gray had a
very narrow escape from a fatal accident last
night. He was on his way TO his home, Col
gate, Oak, with carload of horses when a
sudden jerk of the train threw one of the
horses down. Gray stood on the outside OF
the car and attempted TO get the horse TO re-
gain his feet Gray bent out TO give the horse
kick through the stats, and was struck bv
the Holedn street bridge, which knocked him
OF the car. Severe bruises were the only in
Jury.