St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, S972, 022.06.
About forty OF the inmates of the work
house are down with Ia grippe.
Mrs Ellen O'Leary, of 1908 Third street
northeast, died this morning aged ffty-nine
years.
The coroner's autopsy in the case of Walter
hughes showed that death resulted from con-
sumption.
Ex-Gov. John P. st. John, of Kansas. will
speak at Armory hall tomorrow evening.
Admission free
The schedule of N. L. Enger, fled yester-
DAY, show the assets to be 81, 395, and the
Liabilities $500.
William Bork, the butcher whom Fritz
Bose shot through the lung, is very much
improved. The attendants at the city hos
pltal are now confident that he will recover.
In short time the business Office of the
telephone company will be moved into the
new journal building. The exhange, how
of June.
The Brownson club and Company A, nm
der whose auspices Daniel Dougherty will
lecture at Armory hall on Jan. 81, will invite
lgnatlus Donuelly to introduce the silvery-
tongued orator from the East.
George Moore. a lumberman fell from his
sled and broke his leg Monday. He was
brought TO the city yesterday morning, and
the limb was amputaled by Dr.. j. E. Moore.
The patient is doing well.
Inv IOlAOWIii IlCGuSSS MtTc uIc4
Yesterday: William ). White and Lena q.
Lemke, Gustav Anderson and Katie Beng
SON, JuiinS Rick and Lois Gortat. Alfred
Nellon and Matilda Larson.
Prof W. W. Folwell will lecture this even
ing to the Crusader Total Abstinence society,"
III Crusade hall, corner Third avenue north
and Third street. oubject How the United
States Constitution Was Made" All are in
Vited
Coroner Towers has been notified to hold
l.nA Of has
son of John A. Edmunds, of 1912 East
Twenty-fOurth street, who was run over
and Killed by fuel wagon near his home
yesterday.
An exhibition drill was given by Com
panies a, Is anu 1T Arnory hall last even
ing, and some of the most difficult battalion
movements were executed. Cot ". b. Bend,
OF ST. Paul, commanded, and u moderately
large audience was present.
President LoWery, of the Minneapolis
Street Car company, SAYS that the bobtail
cars are now q thing of the past The last
one was run on the Cedar air line and its
place was taken by the new cars carrying
both conductor and driver.
The semi-annual civil service examination
for positions i'll the Minneapolis postolice
will lie held in the federal building on Feb.
x. No applications tor examination can be
made later than twenty days preceding the
examination, so the list will close Jan. 10.
Tomorrow evening at O'Clock Miss NJ.
Helen Flavin VIII deliver a lecture entitled
Father Damien: the Hawai- ians; Their
Kingdom and the History CT Lepr Jsv." at
the room of the Bronson club. Admission
is by ticket only. Us accommodations are
limited.
Mollie Sykes. well known member of the
demi-mOnde, and Hugh Garrity we're
rested last night while disturbing the peace
at l06 Second street north. They were
locked up in the central STA lion on the
charge of disorderlv conduct The woman
is supposed to be insane.
There was fire in the Garnet cleaning fac
tory Of NJ. Lara u Co, near the palace ice
rink, yesterday at o clock. The fire COM
pany was called out and al effort was made
TO save the property, but without ava |. The
loss on building and stock was about s.. 900.
The cause o the fire is not known.
The silver tonged Daniel Dougherty, who
nominated cleveland for the presidency, and
who recently delivered great speech at the
Baltimore Catholic convention, Will lecture
in this city Friday evening, an. 81, his sub
ject being Orators and Oralory." grand
treat is in store for dill who hear him.
In the case of Brooks Bros. against C. C.
PHILIPPE and Others an action o h We q claim
OF s6 -0.46 for material furnished for GER
tain building adjudsed as lien upon tie
building. Judge Lochren has found for the
plaintiff and ordered the sheriff TO sell the
building to satisfy the claim. A second suit
between tn same parties, i'll which the
claim is S542t4l, the same decision was
rendered.
me irSt quarterly meeting VI Tue MInne-
apolis branch of the y omen'S Foreign Mis-
sionary Society OF I b Methodist Episcopal
Church was held at the franklin Avenue NJ.
E. church Yesterday at IL clock. and there
was general gathering of all the Methodist
LADIES of this city. The subject of foreign
missionary work was the main topic of dis
cussion, and the REGULAR business of the So
ciety was transacted.
L. r. Gorham, one of the owners of the
Windsor holel, was arrested few days ago
for failing to comply with the building in
Spector's order in putting up fire escapes.
The case was then continued until yesterday,
When sir. Gorham appeared IN court and
stated that he is having the work done as fast
as possible. lie was given two days to COM
plete the work. and the case against him was
continued until that time.