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

59I.23.
The non-parlizan W. C. T. U. is discussing
plans for the establishment of coffee saloon
and new quarters down town.
The West Minneapolis Turnverein gives an
exhibition anC concert at the West Minneap-
oils Turner'S hail tomorrow evening.
The city council will hereafter meet on the
second and last Fridays of the month in
stead of upon the first and third Fridays.
The ORDER of the Iron Hall meets Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 3, in Maleolm's hall, &c
South Sixth street, over Jeffrey's furniture
store.
The funeral of Mrs. J. F. Newton, wife of
chief of the Milwaukee depot police, occurs
tomorrow, and the remains will be taken to
Hastings for burial.
box of clothing contributed for the Da-
kota sufferers was made up at the mayors
Office yesterday. 1t will be sent to the relief
committee of ESmond, s. D.
A reward of $1,000 has been offered in
Denver for the capture OF Scott, the muir
derer of Nellie Ryan, that amount having
been raised by the Denver Times by subscrip-
ton.
There will be a meeting of all the coopers
in the city at Labor Temple, Tuesday even
ing. All cOopers are requested to be pres
ent, as business of importance will be trans
acted.
A St Louis dispatch says: BILLY Connors,
the noted Minneapolis postoffice robber who
escaped while on trial, has been identified as
a prisoner IN the Missouri state penitentlary
at Jefferson City
Owing to the unexpected absence from the
city of Rev. NJ d. Shutter, his lecture, "Pul-
pit Eccentricites," which he was to deliver
at Dyer's hall, next Friday evening, has been
postponed to Friday evening, Feb. 81.
Miss Amelia B. Edwards delivers her
illustrated lecture upon Egypt the Birth
place of Greek Art at St Marks church.
Friday evening, Feb. IA. Seats have been
placed on sale at Dyer's and Eustis Bros.
North Star Division No !, Uniformed
Rank Il. =. will elect and install their Off
GERS for the coming year at Norden hall. $50
Second avenue south, Tuesday evening, Feb.
4. DIR. A. A. Ames is expected to be present
and give short address.
There was meeting last night IN Winters
hall corner Bloomington avenue, to COM
plete arrangements for guaranteeing to the
county commissioners the opening of Cedar
avenue, so that that body can legally pro-
coed to erect the bridge over the Mississippi
river.
typographical error occurred in the
GLOBE of Jan. 10, stating that marriage
license had been issued to Salvinus E. Bar
ker and Olive L. Ericsson. This was an error,
and the item should have read Salvinus E.
Barker to Mrs. NJ. Marsh, who were married
Wednesday, the 18th
The fire losses for January were: Loss on
buildings, Sl5,373; loss on contents. So. $50:
total, SIS,923. The insurance involved on
buildings was S66, 700, and on contents sos.
$50; total insurance involved, 1854, $50. The
number of box alarms was twenty one, still
alarms, twelve; total, thirty-three.
Relative to the arrest of A. Lincoln. C. A,
Colgrove and George Butler for robbing the
letter boxes IN the poStoffice, Postmaster
Ankeny SAYS: Neither of these parties are
postotfice employees. Butler was an empiove
about eighteen months ago, when he was dis
charged. The other two are strangers.
The statement that the school board had
| decided not to adopt the Niles geography for
use in the Minneapolis schools at It's meeting
last Wednesday was erroneous. The text
book committee asked for further time so
| the matter could be reported at full meet
| ing OF the board, Messrs. Nelson and Hale
| being absent
Minneapolis typographical union at It's
meeting this afternoon will nominate officers
| for the ensuing year. The election will occur
at the March meeting. There will undoubt.
! eddy be q large attendance at both meetings.
There is already considerable discussion as
| to who will Gil the Offices, and the competi-
ton will doubtless be lively.
The meetings of the Murphy club since the
| opening of its new hall at LOG Hennepin av.
| enue, up stairs, have been very successful.
| Members have signed the pledge every night.
| Tonight Capt. Whelan is expected, and will
| give one OF his stirring lectures. Monday
night there will be an entertainment and
| basket social. Everybody is invited.
The commissioners appointed TO appraise
| the land proposed 10 be vacated by the
| widening of Hennepin avenue met yesterday
| morning to conclude their report. Several
| witnesses were examined in the matter, and
| their estimates made of the value of the
| property. These varied from $4,000 to
| $5O,OO0. The commissioners are George W.
| Marchant. Phineas Phelps, T. F. Andrews,
| George A. Todd and Samuel E. Adams