St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


Yesterdays bank clearings were s4s5,-
611.92.
The water board viii hold a regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon.
The annual election of the directors of
the board of trade will occur this morning
Tonight the New York association will
hold New Years meeting at Curtiss hall
The regular meeting of the Massachu-
sets association will be held this evening at
Curtiss hall.
Aid. Cooley will spring his ordinance
providing for underground wire system, in
council this evening.
To-day's week of prayer union services
will be conducted at the Church of Christ
by Rev. ii. c. Hovey.
GINS johnson and Ole Larson were yes
terday fined $3.50 each in the municipal
court for disorderly conduct.
T. S. King says if the people regard a.
m. too early to close the electric-light cir
cult he will keep it going longer.
Haglin d Morse are making arrangements
to bring painting of the battle of Gettys-
burg to Minneapolis for exhibition.
c. II. Prior says he will arrange for ven
tilating the Milwaukee shops smithies, If
any one will tell him how. The men can
quickly do'that.
Owing to the continued illness of Miss
Ulmer, Dads Grip was not given at the
Grand last night. No postponment is an
nounced for this evening.
With the stOne-arch bridge Injunction.
the exposition site and the Cooley conduit
system the meeting of the council tonight
promises to be interesting.
Word has been received to the effect that
the work Oh the painting of the battle of
Atlanta is progressing finely, and the can
vas will be here by March 1.
At this evenings meeting of the city
council Aid. Cooley will submit his report
on underground wires, the result of his ex-
tended investigations in Eastern cities.
The delegates from the chamber of COM
merce to the opening of the new board of
trade rooms at Duluth will leave by special
tain from the union depot at o'clock this
morning.
There were fifty-four cases on the civil
calendar at the general term of the munIc-
ipal court yesterday. That will give an
idea of the magnitude of the civil business
of this court.
The Harmonic society have issued 500 in
vitations to the first of the series of Sym
phOnie matinees," which are to be given
every second Sunday, beginning Jan. 10, by
DanZ' full orchestra.
The council committee will inspect the
electric lighting apparatus in the city hall
this evening. 1t is suggested that the ma
chinery is not of the Illuminating capacity
1t was represented to have.
E. II. Hurbands, the man who was
severely injured by falling down a flight of
stairs in Orth's brewery on Friday night, is
slowly recovering at the home of his
brother, No. 10 University avenue.
The directors of the Masonic Temple as
ISOLATION met on Monday afternoon. but
after discussion Of plans adjourned with
out transacting any business. The site has
been cleared of, and is ready for the exca-
walton.
Deputy Sheriff Egge has recovered about
81, 500 worth of goods belonging to the
stock of Albert Miller, the Plymouth ave-
nue. notion dealer, which had been shipped
to Delano.
The IL o'clock short line train met with
an accident at Sixth avenue south yester-
day. The locomotive, tender aud baggage