St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S647,-
94G.l7.
The associated charities directors hold an
important special meeting at 10 a. m. to day.
Mrs. Bridget Kilrain, an inmate in the
Rochester insane asylum, Is dying. She is
said TO have daughter in Minneapolis
The ice is now g to 20 inches thick. and
is getting thicker. The ice companies are
packing, but 1t will take about u mon.h to
get III the full crop.
Ninth street, below Nicolet avenue, about 8
o'clock last night, called out the fire depart
ment. The damage was trifiing.
The Fourth avenue electric cars were
stopped for two hours yesterday afternoon
bya break in the electric machinery. Horses
were temporarily substituted.
The fortnightly club will hold its next meet
Ing at the library building, Friday evening,
when A. B. Choate will present paper en-
titled: civil Laws; Their Source and Func-
ton"
The Como Avenue ". c. T. U. met at the
residence of Mrs. j. A. Ellsworth, 1922 Eff
teenth svenue south, last evening, and the
regular business Of the society was trans
acted.
The first session of the free art school was
held at the library building last evening, and
the sessions will continue this evening
Thursday and Friday evenings for the next
ten weeks.
The Twin City Musical club gave very
enjoyable concert at the rooms of the W. c.
u. U. coffee palace last evening, but the Sc
verify OF the weather prevented O large at
tendance.
a bill has been reported upon favorably In
the senate relieving o. NJ. LarraWay from
Obligations to the government for the 8 81
600 worth of postage stamps stolen when he
was postmaster.
Frank Delaney, carpenter employed on
building being erected at 326 First street
north, Tell from beam into the basement
Monday morning, and was seriously injured.
He was taken TO the city hospital.
The twenty-third annual session of the
Minnesota State Horticultural society began
yesterday morning at Excelsior, with large
attendance. President Wyman Elliot pre-
sided. Several papers were read on the cul-
tivation of berries and fruits.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday; Irving L. Lamont ana Clara C.
Mccoy, DANES Boden and Katie A. Brennan
Nils p. Loungquist and Ingvid johnson,
Hristian o. Lien and Hilda 0leson, William
NJ. Kussel and Ellen c. Wieper.
NJ. W, Cafdey and Fred McHoy will play a
series of contests at the Home Billiard room,
1872 Washington avenue north, Thursday.
Friday, Saturday. Monday and Tuesday. The
match is for purse of 500 a side, for the
winner of the best three out of five.
The following officers of the Flour City
bank were elected yesterday morning: Pres
ident T. B. Walker; vice president H. c..
Akeley; cashier, George E. Maxwell. These
officers are Identical with those of last year,
WIN Ine exception mat w. A. Barnes was
formerly vice president of the ban1.
The Northwest Trade the recognized rep
Tesentative of the retail merchants of the
Northwest, announces in its current issue
that Henry S. Harris, an experienced Journal
3st at one time managing editor of the De-
troit (Mich.) Tribune, has purchased half
interest and is now an associate with c. E..
Haynes i'll its publication.
A Portland, Or, special says J. E. Harvie,
the man who clipped with Mrs Hodgins, of
Minneapolis was quietly liberated several
days ago. Mrs. Hodgins was previously re-
leased on her own recognizance, and at once
returned to her home with her husband No
Witnesses remaining charge of adultery
could not be made out, hence the release
from custody.
B, F. Nelson. president of the board of
trade, has appointed the committee to con-
slider applicants for the Office of secretary Of
the board, in accordance with instructions at
yesterdays meeting. The committee con-
sists OF E.. j. Phelps. j. Nj. Bartlett, S. C.Gale,
J. i: Wyman, 7. b. Walker. Isaac Atwater.
Il. Ii. Peavey Daniel Fish and A. Barton.
They will report Monday, Feb. g. The office
OF secretary pays 81, 200.