St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, S671 ,612.54.
L. s. Williams lectures at Minnehaha, sat
urday.
George N. Morgan post holds a meeting
this evening.
Hardwood manufacturers meet at the
board of trade rooms this evening.
Edwin Sidney Williams lectures on Cali
fornia at Munehaha Saturday evening.
Comstock. Castle & Co. sue Johnston &
Co for SSI6 OF several promissory notes.
The members of Jacob Schaeffer post q.
A. r. will give a bah, at Turner hall, Satur-
day evening
A large party of excurSionsts, bound for
the New England states, left yesterday over
the 500 road.
The Young Mems Democratic club of the
the First ward will give social ut Germania
hall tomorrow evening.
j. c. Oswald ct nj. have begun an action
against William Moore et al. TO quiet title 10
lots and \, block }, Cobbs addition.
The court house and city hall commission
will meet at3 o'clock this afternoon. The
contracts for furnishing stone will be let
Brooks Bros. have begun an action against
Florence l.. Saunders ct al. TO have me
chanic's lien for $3.50. - foreclosed on lot
3, block % Calhoun Park.
The South Minneapolis Pleasure club viii
hold II bah and banquet ut Labor Temple, on
Eighth avenue south and Fourth street,
Thursday evening. Dec 27.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
John j. Dnhlgren and Hannah Newman,
John Nelson and Anna L. Johnson, Henry
Jungnickel and Mary Mayer, James Nj Me
Gouagle and IIilda \. Bertleson.
The Fourth Of the series of sacred concerts
by the Dauz orchestra viii be given at Har-
monia hall Sunday afternoon, Il feature OF
which will be n violin solo by Prof. Frank
DAM, Jr.
The Peoples theater thermometer recorded
the following variations in temperature Tor
the past twentytour hours; a m, 10;
q IL m. 20; 8 Il. m, 22i l. M 30; ?. m,
3S; Is p. m, 81: 10 p. IN, 2I Maximum,
So; minimum, 10; daily range, 10.
Burglars entered the grocery store OF
Young Il kinklc at the corner of Third ave
nue. south and Fifth street Wednesday night
and got away with small amount of money,
SO worth Of cigars and tobacco, and some
canned goods An entrance into the store
had been effected by breaking open the rear
door.
Thomas Muldoons and Robert Whitney
charged with stealing Il horse. buggy aud
harness from stephen Cologne, of l2Ol
Tenth street north. were arIaigned in the
police court yesterday afternoon, and after a
long hearing the prisoners were discharged
it being shown that they had a right TO use
the team,
Harlow A. Gale charged with violating
the building ordinance, pleaded not guilty in
the police court Yesterday, and had MS case
set for Dee. "a, at =. IN. james hanley
and Peter Nary. East side millers, were ar
raigned on charge of throwing stones
through the windows of a house on the East
side. They were found guilty, and fined $50
each.
Henry Fall, master of Switchmen's Mutual
Aid association No. 80. makes this state
ment: 1t was intended TO close the party NJ
Harmonic hall Wednesday night at o'clock
in sympathy for James Mohar. the dead en-
gineer hut the festivities were prolonged 10y
the outsiders, who were guests of the asso
citation.
The East Minneapolis Mannerehor Ger
man singing society held It's annual election
Monday night. The officers chosen are
President Anton Schou; vice president
Ferdinand Hartmann; corresponding secre
tary. Me Clos; financial secretary, GottfrieC
Boehme; treasurer, Me JaaX; trustees. Math
Lehman, Mich Majerus, Math Schon; music
committee, Peter Neinard, Me Henkes; tias
bearer Heinrich Schmidt; janitor, kar
knafika The reports of the treasurer and
secretary showed the society to be in very
good condition.