St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearines yesterday were S727,-
449.53.
Maj. C. Nee. Reeve has sold the Holly
Touring mill 10 E. F. Webster for $4,000.
Mrs Mary A Livermore, the well-known
w. c. T. 2. worker, will lecture in Minneap-
oils Feb. "a.
The annual election of officers of the
Caledonian club will take place at Malcolm's
hall tomorrow evening.
The Fortnightly club meets at the library
Friday evening. r, G. Brown will read an
essay upon "EvOlutional Ethics.'
Deputy City Comptroller Joshua Rodgers
IS confined TO his home at 4 south Twelfth
street suffering from an attack of paralysis.
The Great Northern has issued the first
time table between the TWO cities. They an
nOunce l24 trains between the Twin Cities
John Rolter, an employee in the 800"
shops, was caught in q belt while at work
around the machinery yesterday, and had
his arm broken.
Deputy Sheriff NJ. D. Elliott reports that
four fish houses have burned at Long Lake.
One-haf mile south OF Christmas lake. The
loss is about 500.
The Single Tax league meets this evening
at the West hotel. TRUSTS and How Their
Evils Can Be Removed will be the subject.
C. ]. Buell. will open the discussion.
Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Schultz. of 525 Twenty
first avenue south, desire to thank the
friends who attended the funeral of their
little daughter and contributed floral tokens.
Prof Downing, of the university, gave a
very interesting lecture at the University NJ.
I. church last evenin, describing "a Pedes-
TRANS Tour Through the Highlands of Scot
land"
j. II. Seymour has purchased, for $50, 100,
the property at Second avenue north and
First street. and will build 100000 four
story brick business block, to resemble the
produce exchange.
Saturday was pay day at the Minneapolis
postoffice, and about SI1, 900 was distributed
among the employees and eighteen railway
postal clerks, who draw their Fer diem at the
Minneapolis postofice.
The sacristv of the Immaculate Conception
church was entered by thieves the other
night and articles of value taken. An effort
was made 10 break open the safe where the
church silver was kept. No trace Of the van
dals has been found.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday: Zadock T. Henick and Lula
S. Trees, William Durkin and Mary Dufour,
Charles o. Nelson and Irene j. lockwood,
Gully c Eyers and Amy Mead.
The Academy of Homeopathic Medicine, of
St. Paul and Minneapolis, will meet at the
Merchants hotel this evening Important
papers and addresses will be made by Drs.
Fl. c. Leonard, A. NJ. Eastman, NJ. E. Emery,
ID. f. Fisher and others.
The new packing house Of j. Byrnes & Co.
at the Stockyards is now completed. ana
packing will soon begin. 1t has a very mod
ern equipment. Two new ice houses are in
process of construction, and operations on
The belt line Will be resumed early in the
spring.
The Park Avenue Congregational church's
handsome new three-manual organ is to be
opened with two concerts Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, under the direction of
Frederick Archer, organist assisted by Miss
Netue Dunn, sopranos; Miss Alice Archer,
readings with organ effects; Mrs. II. W.
Gleason, pianiste; George w. Ferguson,
baritone: Adolph Grethen, violin; Dr.. W. n.
Murray, violoncello.
At the meeting of the Minneapolis Typo
graphical Union No. AZ the following nomi-
nations of officers for the ensuing year were
made, the election TO take place in March:
For president, George Ledgerwood, William
Hotchkiss; vice president, Van Gordon and
Fred Hudson; financial and corresponding
secretary, John Uglow; recording secretary,
". II. Ronald; treasurer. Harry S. Holcombe
and George Stevens; delegate, Harry Mead,
George W. Morey and Alex Mullen.