St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
Bank clearings yesterday. s72s. 1914

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A young daughter of n. F. Warner is dan
gerously i'll i'll California.
The Journal Will give the newsboys treat
to the Peoples theater matinee on Saturday.
Elias Moulton was fined $40 yesterday for
allowing his scayanger wagon 10 remain III
the street.
The residence of ". s. Hall, 1905 Eigh-
teenth avenue. was entered by burglars, who
secured $40.
A swindler has been working Chicago in
the guise of an agent for the Peoples thea
ter of Minneapolis.
Wyman. Mullen & Co. viii remove into the
Bracket block, formerly occupied by Shot
well, Clerihew d Lothman.
Prof Bradley examined candidates for po-
sitions as school teachers at the High school
building yesterday morning.
NJ. Donovan, the one-armed car starter, is
back in his old position on the corner OF
Washington and Hennepen avenues.
The expected assignment of c. P. Stevens
& Son did come yesterday. 1t is believed the
firm will be able TO effect settlement with
its creditors.
The annual banquet rendered the travelling
men by the proprietors of the Windsor hotel
of Minneapolis, win take place on Thursday
evening, Jan. 3.
II. E. Blaisdell, of Dudley P. Chase post,
G. A. R., was presented on Christmas with
handsome silver water service by the mem
bers of the post.
John Crum. William Connors. James Ryan
and James Murphy. charged with stealing q
harness from E. L. Coe. were held 10 the
grand jury Yesterday.
Twenty-Five DRINKS and disorderlies were
aTraigned in the police court yesterday, and
paid the usual fine. They all said that they
had been celebrating Christmas.
The largest warrant in the history of the
city was drawn by the city clerk yesterday.
1t was for 1896, 1913. so, and went TO the per-
manent improvement revolving fund.
Warren Hills perfumery store, 600 First
avenue south, was visited by burglars Tues
day night. The burglars forced open the
rear door and stole $500 worth of the best
perfumery in the place.
The Yale Glee club and Yale Banjo club
entertainment at the Hennepin avenue thea
ter on Saturday, is anticipated with general
interest. The club will be entertained by
Mrs. w. D. Washburn after the concert.
Gustave Krumweide. brother of Supt.
Henry Krumweide of the Third precinct po-
lice station, was arraigned in the police court
yesterday on charge of drunk and fined 80.
1t is charged that religious troubles are at the
bottom of his arrest.
The Peoples theatre thermometer re-
corded the following variations in tempera,
ture in the past twenty-four hours: 8
a m. IS; a. m, Is; a. NJ, 16; II m,
IL; 3 p. M, IS; p. M, 10; 10 p. m,
II; maximum, Is; minimum, 10; daily
range, 3.
The case of the city of Minneapolis against
the st. Anthony Water Power company. was
on trial yesterday before Judge Young. This
case was brought to obtain al injunction, to
prevent the Water Power company from
closing up the sluiceway through which the
water runs to the East side pumping station.
The trial of the case will be resumed this
morning.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Ludwig Folsom and Annie Olson, John L.
Soderberg and Anna J. Berg, Nels p. Nelson
and Jane Swanson, Il. j.. Lynch and Mary
Hays, Casper Nuorala and Fredrica Rahkon-
en-, r. NJ. Gillis and Sarah Carln.
Daniel Burke was arraigned in the police
court yesterday morning on a charge OF
breaking into restaurant at 246 First ave-
nue. south. He waived examination and was
held to the grand jury. Burke is the man
who escaped from the old Jock up some time
before it was torn down by tearing out graf
ing. He was recaptured and sent to Still.
water for six months.