St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The millwright work upon the Columbia
mill is practically finished, ana most of the
nillwrights have been laid off.
John Conley, retiring president of the Co.
sented with q cane and watch charm by the
stockholders.
The committee of fourteen representative
members from the business mems UNION
held a short meeting in the Masonic temple
yesterday afternoon.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81. DBL
i9l 81, and for the week, SS.639, 729. 81, as
against 81. 335, Z 80 the same week last
FEAR, all increase of about l s per cent.
E. NJ. Bruce. the In eff who stole several
overcoatS. the property of newspaper men.
was sent by Judge Mahoney to the work
house for thirty days yesterday morning.
Rev. Charles A. kuse. of Rutland VI. will
probably assume The pastorate of the Central
Baptist church in January next The con-
congregation extended unanimous call to
bin Thursday night.
George WEIGH, a twelveyear-o was ar
rested by Inspector Howard yesterday for the
theft of lady's cloak from the delivery
wagon of K. 5. Goodfellow d Co. He will be
trit at o clock this morning.
Peter Olberg, employed laying street car
rails. had his right foot badly crushed yester-
DAY at Washington ana Third avenues north.
by allowing a rail TO fall on it. DR.. O'Brien
dressed the wound, alter which Olberg was
Iaken to his home, 2439 Thirteenth avenue
Iouth.
The work of tearing out the inside of the
Holly mill has proven rather q more formid-
able job than was anticipated, and all of the
present v eek will be required 10 get il cleaned
up aud ready tor the millWrights to begin
work Monday.
The Phoenix mill will be shut down in a
Few days for repairs. The work will con-
sumo about two weeks, though the mill will
be kept down only one week at q time. owing
10 its not being able to get enough -four ahead
10 supply its current trade.
Owing TO the efforts OF the officers of the
associated charities the neglected son of the
Tiverman Walker. whose domestic life has
been exposed ad nauseum by the afternoon
papers he's been sent by Judge Bailey TO the
public school at OWatonna.
The police are investigating the complaint
of John Long, all employe of the Ninneap-
pills club, to The effect mat he was robbed on
Tuesday night, of SO in gold. The theft
was committed while Long was asleep in the
bervants apartments at the club.
George Peters, the Detroit middle weight
pugilist, arrived in the city yesterday morn
Ing and possibly reported at the Twin City
Athletic club rooms. He will box Mart
Fahey, the River Boy" to a decision in the
clubs rooms during the latter part of Deem
Der. The BLACK PEARL is anxious to meet
him
frank S. Haywood & Co.'S loss by Thurs
day nights fire IS estimated at 500 U. The
FIRM was insured for SlZ,UUO. w. j. Shee-
han & Co.. loss was about 81 900, and is
covered with insurance. A. S. Lovett L. Co.,
wholesale boots and shoes. were heavily in
sureo. Their loss cannot as yet be deter
mined. c. c. Schultz, the owner of the
block, carried insurance to the amount of
Biz, O0U.
Postmaster Hale denies the report tnat In
Epector Stuart has received ], 900 complaints
from this city in regard to lost or stolen let
ters. The attempt of an afternoon journal
TO make sensation of Gardeners alleged
crime has fallen fiat. The distortion or the
facts in the case was based upon the publica-
ton of take interview with Mr.. Stuart pub
hshed in the Chicago Tribune.
The vote Of the members of the Methodist
Episcopal church IN respect of female repre-
Eentation at conferences was very light,
and resulted in victory for the friends of
the movement. The general conference in
1892 eau only take authoritative and final
action in regard 10 the matter If the move
ment is Endorsed by two-thrds vote 1t will
become a law. The opposition to sending
women lay delegates to the general confer
ence is decided.