St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Mrs. Charlotte Haynes will talk in Odd
Fellows hall Jan. 4, at public installation.
The bank cl. a-ings for for the past week
amount S4,6J94S2.u5 as against S4,652,-
800; 40. For yesterday the clearings were
Sl.2 5,345O6.
1t cost the city S1.O01. 60 during 1899 for
meals served 10 prisoners at the police sta
tons. Lights cost Sl,l54.52, and fuel
$933.69.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued TO
the following: William Lindberg and Ida
Swanson. A. Edlund and Ida johnson Henry
Sness and Annie Iloepfel.
The Welsh chorus which represented Min
neapolis at the "Eisteddfod' q: Chicago,
competed Thursday night with two Chicago
and Racine society for the $500 prize. The
Racine singers won.
Timothy o. Brien, Times compositor, was
stabbed in the wrist by some one unknown
while he ana his friends were making the
rounds of the saloons "Wednesday night The
wound Is severe one.
In the death of George W. Logan, late teller
of the Commercial bank, which occurred
Wednesday. the Royal Arcanum loses its first
member in the city of Minneapolis and the
third in the state during the ten years that the
organization has existed here.
The first Christian Science Sunday school
IN America, as It's founders affirm. was organ
lied Thursday evening in the rooms of the
Mining exchange in the Bank of Minneapolis
building. II Will be open on Sunday after
noon at The same place, and VIII be attended
by both children and adults.
The Scandinavian Young Mems Christian
association, through its committee on build
ing: has bought lot. 44x79. on Riverside
and Nineteenth avenue south The society
COnlemplates building q substantial two
story brick building thereon sometime dur
ing the present year. II is the plan of the
committee to have it finished by Christmas,
1890.
The incumbrance of Sl,325 on the North
western hospital property has been raised.
The donors were as follows: Mrs. r. 3.
Walker. 81 o; Mrs d. Morrison, $500: Miss
Mrs; George A: Pillsbury, S1o0: Mrs. Charles
A. PlllsbuTy, $50 :; Mrs. A. B. Barton, 500;
J.. L. Cook, 500; Mrs. D. D. Mcdonnell,
$25; Mrs. George Summers, SO.
William Bork, the young butcher who was
shot New Years evening by Frederick Bosse
lies in a critical condition at the city hos
pital. DR.. Chase. city physician, saws that
his recovery is by no means certain, Us the
ball has not been found. Bosses examina-
ton was set for yesterday, but owing to the
uncertain condition of his victim the case
was continued until Tuesday morning.
Ex-County Commissioner $. J. Barlow died
OF paralytic stroke last night at his resi-
2l3 Fourth street south. He was sixty two
for eleven years. At the time of his death he
was the proprietor Of the Barlow house. He
has been in poor health for the past six
months. The remains will be taken to
Rochester. Mimi, to-day for interment
The state Sunday school institute will open
two days session at the Franklin Avenue
Presbyterian church, Wednesday afternoon,
OF $50 O'Clock. Interesting topics will be
discussed by the following wcll-known sun
day school workers: Revs d. E. Wells and
5. f. Price, r. ". Cullette, Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
y. Crichett. Prof E. o. Fisher, Henry Plant,
Judge c.. E: Vanderburgh, John Lilly and
Prof. A. NJ. Hove.
John II. Cronin. a switchman recently
employed at the Manitoba transfer, died
suddenly Thursday night, at the Butler
hotel, Fourth street and Central avenue
east He was q single man, and formerly
resided at Detroit, Mich. Coroner Towers
will investigate the cause of his death, which
Is SUP posed to be from natural causes The
body will be taken charge of by The Switch
mems Mutual Aid association.