St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Another sure sign of an open winter has
appeared. The snow committee Of the coun-
ell has adopted an ordinance.
For the next six weeks Julius Sehutte's
chief efforts VIII probably be directed to-
ward getting shut OF that indictment.
DR.. f.. E. White of Cincinnati. Will lecture
tonight in the vestry of the Plymouth church
under the auspices Of the School Mistress
club.
All the goods and ehattelS Of the Peoples
Coach line were sold yesterday for the bene,
fit Of the creditors. The total sum realized
was 81. I2T.
Postmaster Ankney states that holders OF
box keys in the old Office must return them
To him inside Of ten days or forfeit lnelr
cash deposit,
Unless the remains of Il man are soon found
in the RUNS of the Tribune building the yer,
acity of several worthy AinneapoItanS VIII
be seriously impeached.
Many of the large firms in the city are re-
linquishing the mail boxes az The poStoflce.
The mail earring facilities are so much bet
Ter than they used TO be that the mail boxes
are losing their usefulness.
Residents of the East side will hold
meeting At Rose hall on Central avenue TO-
morrow evening 10 take steps TO secure an
other cemetery 10 which the bodies now IN
Maple Hill may be removed.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Swan Anderson and Soma
Strand, John Soderholm and Mary Anderson,
Charles Arneberg and Elsie Smith. George
Weaver and Christine Olson.
Simon Silver, who left the city six weeks
ago TO peddle along the Minnesota river, has
not been heard from for four weeks. HIS
wife and six children, Who live at 2oS
Plymouth avenue. are in destitute elTcum-
stances.
George Bliss, ore of the smallpox patients
who was sent TO the quarantine hospital, has
been discharged. He has written q letter
thanking the health officer for his kindness
and attention while confined in that lnStltu-
ton.
Visions OF Santa Clause, red trumpets,
sledS. skates. etc, etc. etc, now dance be-
fore the eve of the small boy: and his father
pondeTS how that KID and the grocer are both
TO be satisfied. odds are offered that the kid
wins
Socially ambitious persons can no longer
secure cheap notoriety by throwing ehrysan-
themums TO footlight favoTites- since the
organization Of The Chrysanthemum club the
price of that flower has advanced to 20 cents
per dozen.
J.E. Barney. who was arrested on Thurs
day night by Inspector Hankinson on the
charge of embezZling 50 from the La
Crosse News Publishing company, was sent
back TO La Crosse yesterday in charge OF
Sheriff Scott.
The Twin Cities Bankers club will BAN
ouet az the West hotel this evening. On this
occasion, incidentally, Findorn 5 silver
scheme viii he discussed The Union league
Will discuss the same SuDleCI Mouttl5 even
ing at their meeting.
Archibald Speers. q Methodist missionary
from a northwestern district Of Minnesota,
saws that there is great desutut1On among
the settlers north Of Brainerd, and that con-
tributions Of clothing, etc.. should be for
Yarded by each church.
A morning paper yesterday published the
fact that an unknown married woman had
attempted suicide At 324 Second avenue. No
one at the address given knew ANYTHING OF
the affair Yesterday. and the police, after an
investigation. pronounced It fake.
DR.. Samples new book "The Beacon
Lights OF the Reformation is just from the
press. II is dedicated no the Nestml mister
church in the city by the falls Of 1T. An
fhony, nv pastoral charge for nineteen
years, and the Westminster church by tho
sea, alike faithfully and dearly beloved"
Apathy in looking after the fire escapes Is
already stealing over the building Inspector
Office. Agitation Tor more nearly tire PROOF
buildings and better life-saying appliances IS
growing less. And now the republication Of
Miss Winchesters VIII is announced. One
by one the supposed few benefits from the
tire fade into Obscurity.
Bethany home will celebrate Christmas.
Dee. y. and al those desiring TO con-
tribute in any form are requested to send to
Mrs A. q. Mepdenhsil. president. Or Mrs. G.
o. Van CleYe. g. Fifth street southeast:
Mrs. It. B. Walker. SI3 Hennepln avenues:
OVeriock's drug store, st motor junction;
Walkon's grocery, corner Lyndale avenue
and Lake street.
At the monthly meeting OF the directors OF
the Northwestern hospital it was decided as
the building is at present totally unpro-
vided with fire escapes, 70 place two more
stairways at each end of the building. The
price OF bed for q child per annum was
liked at 500. A report from the house
committee showed that there were ct present
fbirtv patients. quite q number of whom
were in the surgical ward.
Robert S. Thomas. for years an engineer on
The Minneapolis i St Louis railway. and &
resident of MinneaE oils but who is now run
ming an engine on road in California, was
recently badly injured in q wreck, when 9
collision with another train occurred. He
was caught in the wrecked cab, and was hor
Tiblv burned in the face and on the upper
portion OF his body by the escaping steam.
1t was a narrow escape from death, but he
will probably recover.