St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were $685.,
1854.
The sale of tickets for the "Base Hits a,
tie Harris .heater opened yesterday.
The police have notified the chattel mort
gage brokers that they must Jake out pawn
brokers' licenses.
Five minor permits were issued by the
building inspector yesterday for alterations
amounting to $3.50.
Martin MeHale will read a paper before the
Brownson club tomorrow evening on Irish
Language and Literature
1t is Emil Feraut who has offered $4,000
for the Monasch plant. The name has ap-
peared in various DISCUSSES in the papers.
Diphtheria was reported Yesterday at Cos
TWenty-tifth avenue south. and scarlet fever
at 12ll Twenty-Sixth avenue northeast
A Demorest silver medal contest is 10 be
held Friday evening at the University M. r.
church. Thirteenth avenue southeast and
Fourth street.
E. A. Bromley's stereoptieon lecture and
entertainment at the Grand Friday night on
the early history of Minneapolis is likely lo
prove most entertaining affair.
The police department. yesterday auetioned
Off all the old and miscellaneous property
that has accumulated around the central
station for several years. The sale netted
about 500.
Rev $. W. Sample will deliver lecture
under the auspices of the non-partiSan W. G.
T. U. March Q at Dyer's hall. His subject
will be 1.-The Heroic side of UnhefOic People
as Shown by Charles Dickens"
There will be a meeting of the Park Avenue
Improvement association at the West hotel
ability of again asking the city council to
order an asphalt pavement laid on Park ave-
nue..
Preparations are going on all the time for
the presentation of the flags to the schools
next Saturday afternoon at the Grand. A
"a of ir1fn hf1th in, fha of
and evening exercises is being worked up
and the occasion will doubtless be memOra-
Bile one.
81. w. Eicher, Of Richmond, Va, a travelling
man in the employ of Allen & Ginter. the
cigarette manufacturers died at the Hotel
Brunswick at 2 O'Clock yesterday morning.
He was stricken with pneumonia, succeed
ing an attack of Ia grippe. The remains
viii be taken to Saxton, Pa, for burial.
Articles incorporating the Hekla Fire, Hail,
filed yesterday. The capital is S2U0,o and
those interested are mostly farmers alliance
men. The officers are G. W. Sprague, pres
ident; William Brudenhagen, vice president;
7. G. Hodgson, secretary, and Albert Schef-
fer, treasurer.
o. P. jackson, well known in Minneapolis
on account OF his sudden disappearance
from Minneapolis some weeks age, has turned
up in Winnipeg. He was arrested there yes
terday and lodged in Jail at the instance Of
rowing creditors in Minneapolis.
The George Ken IAN lecture course will
begin Monday, March 3, at the First Baptist
church. The course will consist of six
lectures, and will cover the period of Mr.
Remnants experience while in the depth Of
Siberia. The sale of seats VIII begin at the
Century Piano company's rooms Monday.
The Retail Liverymen's Association Of
Minneapolis met Tuesday night at the Nieol-
let house. A committee was appoited TO try
and bring into the association the seven or
eight liverymen of the city who are not now
members. The question of reducing rates
was discussed, but no action was taken
thereon. Another meeting is to be held
March 4.
There will be meeting of the Park Avenue
Improvement association at the West hotel
TO morrow. at :3U p. M, to consider the adj
visibility at again asking the council to order
an asphalt pavement LAID on Park avenue.
Every property holder on the avenue is re-
quested to be present, In order that the mat.
ter may be fully discussed and conclusion
reached satisfactory to all.
Leon Fl. Vincent of Chautauqua fame.
will commence his course of lectures at
Plymouth church Monday evening, under
the auspices of the Young Mems Alliance.
His topics this year include Hawthorne, EN-
erson, Thoreau, Byron, Shelley and Landor,
to be given in order on Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays of the next two weeks
The proceeds are to be devoted by the aIli-
auce to its work for the newsboys.
New Brighton is to have national bank.
1t is to be known as the Twin City National
Bank, and have capital of $4,000 B. j.
Kelsey and Walter N. Carroll, South Dakota