St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs..

The bank clearances to-day were $685.
7O2. 30.
The roof of the building at 81 South Sixth
street was damaged by fire to the extent of
$50 last evening. i
There will be meeting of the Prohibition
state central committee at headquarters, SOL
Hennepin avenue, Feb. =.
F. G.. Mcmillan will erect a three-story
brick store and tenement building on Cen
trail avenue and First avenue southeast to
cost $4,000.
DR.. KilVington denies the story printed in
some of the papers to the effect that the
health department has recognized ''la grippe
as cause of death.
Senator Davis has introduced in the senate
the petition of the board of trade of Mime
apolis. urging the passage of the bill provid-
ing for improvements at Fort Smelling.
The directors of the Baptist union have de-
cided to raise $4,000 this year, half of which
is to be expended in paying off Indebtedness
on missions, and the other half on pushing
the work.
The day of prayer for colleges was OBJ
served at Plymouth church last evening, Rev.
Theodore Y. Gardner, Western secretary of
the American College and Educational So
ciety, making an address.
A San Jose, Cal, dispatch says: 'sFhe
trial of Van Horn against HI. l.. Gordon
lasting twelve days. ended to-day with a
unanimous verdict tor Gordon. The Jury
were out but few minutesn
P. R. Mcdonnell, of Chicago, gave a thea.
ter party at the Grand last evening, the fol-
lowing being his guests: Misses Maggie
Klein, Agnes Davis, May DAILY. and Agnes
Donahue; and Messrs. Archie Fonda, Will
Harris and j. n. Lysaght-
The wagon, carriage and blacksmith shop
proprletors held a meeting Wednesday
night at 26 Washington avenue north to take
steps toward forming an organization.
meeting Will be held at the same place next
"Wednesday night, when the organization will
be completed.
Articles of incorporation of the North
American Publishing company were filed
Hicks, Andrew L. Kelly and Joseph W. Flu
man, all of Minneapolis. The capital stock
is placed at $4,000.
The investigation of the American Build.
ing and Loan association by Bank Examiner
Kenyon was commenced Yesterday in ST
Paul. and will be continued this morning at
10 o'clock i'll the office of the association in
Minneapolis. The investigation so far looks
very bright for the association.
1t is settled fact that the Minnesota East
ern will become part of the Great Northern
system, which will swallow up the Manitoba
on the lst of February All the stationery
now being printed for the Minnesota Eastern
is stamped with these words, The Great
Northern" for the Minnesota Eastern
A council of recognition has been called
to convene at the Tabernacle Baptist Church
of South Minneapolis this afternoon at .
O'Clock. Delegates from all the Baptist
cnurches In the city Will be present. In the
evening public installation of Rev. L. e.
Price as pastor will be held, in which Drs.
Hoyt, Mabie and other city pastors will par
ticipate. -
The GLOBES reported yesterday that the
board of education had decided 10 apply for
a portion of The state high school fund, and
admit foreign pupils free. The boards tinal
action was just the contrary. The amount
that Minneapolis would get would be only
$500, and it is thought that free tuition
would attract too MANY DuOilS from 0ufSida
the city.
A memorial service for Mrs. Robert G.,
Hutchins, wife of Rev. DR.. Robert G. Hutch
ins, formerly pastor of Plymouth church, but
geles, Cal, washed at the church at Los An.
geles. Sunday, Jan. 10. The discourse was
prefaced by anthems and the reading of
Psalm lie and prayer by Rev. H. P Case.
Gus in the sight of the Lord is the death, of
His saints >, -