St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81 AS,
691.29.
The Southeast Minneapolis Improvement
association met last evening.
Lectures will be delivered Tuesday even
Ing of each week at the Missionary Training
institute.
The cells in the new North Minneapolis
police station have been painted, and are
about ready for occupancy.
The Jobbers' association will hold an ad-
iourned meeting tonight at 30 O'Clock, at
which several matters of importance will be
considered.
The meat inspector is now busy looking
after cases of tuberculosis Three carcasses
were found yesterday which gave evidence
Of being affected.
The Grain Receivers association will hold
us regular meeting IN the director s room. in
the chamber of commerce. Dec. u, at 8 o.
M, for the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing year.
Early yesterday morning Louis Schultz.
fifteen years old. died very suddenly at the
Family hotel. LIS First avenue south. A
post-mortem examination showed that he
died of pneumonia.
\ telegram has been received from Union
town, Pa, announcing the death of Mrs.
Ruth Hopwood, mother of Messrs. Frank P.
and ID. j. Hopwood. of Minneapolis. Her
IONS reached her before she died.
Mrs Richard Christie died yesterday morn
ing OF consumption at 2-7 Seventeenth street
southeast. She was twenty-five years old. and
had been i'll over year. The funeral will
occur this afternoon at from the residence.
Matt Kirwin, the South Minneapolis
swItchman who was indicted for attempted
assault upon little Mary Anderson, has not
been arrested yet. 1t seems that he received
warning through the laundering action of q
South station officer and fed.
Charles R. Chute writes that his investiga-
hon of the linen factories at Dundee Scot
land, have more Than ever convinced him
that there Is great future before the linen
mills Of Minneapolis. he also believes that
the jute industry can be transplanted here.
The Y. N. c. a. has adopted an amend
ment TO its constitution which places all the
branches of the association under the i'm
mediate control of the directors. and each
branch is hereafter TO be in charge of COM
mittee Of management which shall report 10
tbe directors.
The funeral of John T. Stephens the old
man who was killed by the cars at the Grand
avenue crossing of the Hastings IL Dakota
occurred this afternoon, the directors of the
Eighth Yard Relief association acting as
pail hearers. Stephens had no known rela.
tive, and was absolutely dependent upon the
association for support. The services were
conducted by Rev. T. B. Wells.
At the ski carnival, which will be held in
Minneapolis some time next month, some
famous ski runners will probably enter the
lists. Among the number are MlkeI and
Forger Himelstvedt, the Swedish brothers,
the former of whom is champion of the
world and the latter champion of Sweden.
The date of the carnival will be SCI at a meet
ing at the Merchants hotel in st. Paul
Dec. 30.
2 Charles Hoyt's "a Brass Monkey will be
given at the Bijou this afternoon. Next sun
day evening bobby Gaylor, the noted Irish
comedian, begins a weeks engagement in
William a Bradys AN Irish Arab The
piece is taken from Lester Wallack's wet
cram but Mr.; Brady has so changed the or
iginal that little of the old piece is left, Mr.
Gavlor as the Irish Arab is said TO give most
humorous Impersonation.