St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81. 415.
O69.37.
Workmen are engaged in repairing Com
mission row, which was damaged by fire
some time ago.
Rev. D. D. Mac Laurin lectured on the
Land of Pharaohs' at the First Baptist
| church last night.
R. b. Langdon and others will build an
eight-story block on Second avenue north,
| near Third street.
| A. Mckay will build foup-story brick and
| brown stone Office building at 325 First ave-
| nue. south, to cost ST. 300.
f. s. kendrlck took out permit yesterday
| for the erection of St2,uO two-story brick
j ana frame dwelling at 230 Oak Grove street
! George Hempfiing was arrested Yesterday
| for pounding his little stepson ON the street.
| near the market. He was afterward re-
| leased.
| AS fast as possible work will be completed
| on the Lyndale and Sixth street lines and it
| is expected that in about two weeks the lines
| Will be in operation.
Anthony K. Wilson, who was arrested for
robbing the mail, will not be indicted, as by
law he IS considered insane, not having been
| Ofhclally released from st. Peter, where he
| was committed two years ago.
A deal is in progress whereby the Mime
| ap0lis stOckyardS are to be transferred to the
Minnesota Transfer company. 1t is under
stood that both parties are in favor of the
probably be affected.
| j. G. Oswald's coachman, Frank Morris.
was arrested for driving into Mrs. johnson s
buggy and nearly throwing her out Mrs
johnson afterward exonerated Norris by say
ing that he was not the man.
Ben Doyle. who was wanted at Hector for
| larceny, and from whom Chief Newton, of
the Milwaukee police, took the property.
showed up Monday to claim the property.
He was at once arrested and taken 10
Hector.
P. j. Kinney, second assistant chief Of the
IRE department. has been laid up for some
time with neuralgia. Yesterday an opera
ton was performed upon his neck, and it is
expected that he will be convalescent in a
short time.
The first of tie lectures at the library build.
Ing will be given Friday night by Prof.
George e. MacLean, of the UNIVERSITY. upon
the subject The Rise and Development OF
English Literature From the Sixth Century
TO the Reign of Henry Will"
Rev. David $. Me aslin, who has
lately. come to Bethlehem Presbyterian
church. will he rendered a welcoming recep-
ton by the ladies of the conpregation Friday
evening at the residence of Hamilton b
Brown, 24l2 Harriet avenue.
Il. b. Walker has purcna ed two fine pic.
lures, one by SchehcK and he other by AL
bert Ritzberger. which will be hung in the
Il public library. having been kindly loaned to
Il t resting ones, and will oompsre favorably
with any in Mr.. Walkers collection
Il. While loading some LUMBER at Barretts
lumber yard about O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, Christian Davidson, all employe was
badly crushed by the jacks falling from I'M
der the wagon. He was taken to his home,
2113 Fourth street south, in the patrol
wagon. He is a married man. about fifty
years of age, and 1t is feared that he will die.
I Nothing has been heard of c. j. Bernie i'm
| err. the missing wine merchant, who disap-
| peared very suddenly some time ago, lie
was last heard from IN Chicago, and now the
river is to be dragged in search of his body.
| The suspicion that he has been foully dealt
with is gaining ground. In some quarters it
lis thought that his disappearance was pre-
meditated.
| ! The secretary of the Society for the Preye., i.
| ton of Cruelty to Children and Animals
| makes his report for the week ending Oct lS
| Jas follows: Complaints investigated 5;
| ch1ldren looked after and conditions RENE
died, D; reproved and warned for cruelty
| beating horses, 2; starved horses looked at
ter and conditions relieved, 3; prods cap
| tured from teamSters, l.
A company of six missionaries, en- route for
1 the China Inland Mission" will arrive in
| the city to-day and be given a reception at
| 8 O'Clock this evening in the missionary
| training institute. corner of Park avenue and
| Twenty-fourth street. Rev. A. L. Seven who
is in charge of the party. has been for the
| past eight years OH the field and will give an
| interesting account of the mission.