St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-18
tOpen Evenings Until Christmas.
The Plymouth Clothing House.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, CO.,
p3S.45.
There will be meeting of the executive
committee ut the State w. S. \. to-day at ,
p. m, at HIS NicolIet avenue.
The court house commission viii meet this
morning TO decide upon what course II viii
pursue IN relation to the injunction recently
issued by Judge LoehIen.
Isaac Dickinson, a resident at 3112 Twenty
second avenue south, was committed to the
insane asylum 1T Rochester. The complaint
WAS made out by his wife.
The third lecture of the course under the
auspices of the Young Ladies' Home Mis-
sion, was delivered at The First NJ. E. church
last evening, 10y Rev. ~ McCiary. Music was
furnished by Messrs. Void.
Park Avenue church people Tuesday even
ing made q selection of seats under the new
method of renting. The seats as sold range
from cents up 10 81 per week for individ-
uals, and they viii pay all the expenses of
the church.
The investigation of the books of the Ma
tional building, Loan and Protective Union
by the Chicago committee has begun. The
charges made by u q. Kneale VIII be sifted
TO The bottom. as Will the counter charges
against hneale.
Amendments 10 the articles of the stock
yards syndicate were filed with the register
OF deeds yesterdy increasing the limit vi in
debtedness to S2UO,mO. The amendment
was decided upon al meeting of stockhold-
ers held Dec. 10.
John Goodnow. of Minneapolis; ex-Sena-
tor Buchanan. OF ST. Cloud, and l.. NJ. Wilcut,
of Duluth. left for Grand Rapids yesterday
TO appraise damage that is done to land be-
low the reservoir dams by the overflow that
occurs every spring.n
Mrs. Laurie L. " hite, wife of Clarence l..
White, died on Tuesday after brief Illness
Erysipelns was the cause of death. Mrs.
White was thirty-two years and leaves four
children. The funeral occurred from 29Uo
Tenth avenue south YESTERDAY.
The "Bljou trio whose punishment pro-
eeedlngs were mentioned yesterday, had, 1t
seems, already accepted a settlement from
Manager QUO e. Floto. who owed them
says he did not and does not owe them a
cent.
Jack Allen. the hack driver said to have
been Implicated i'll the robbery CT Contractor
McCullUm by Pearl Wood and Sadie Bur
netle, was yesterday morning discharged
from custody by Judge Emery, McCulIom for
the second time refusing to appear i'll
court.
The new Offices of the city attorney, on the
top floor of Tie city hail are about ready for
occupancy. They are the most pleasant of
any i'll mat Old rooKery, but they will proDa-
bly, remain unOccupled until the new council
mas elected ely attorney for the coming
term.
The Minnesota Fish and Game Protective
association has hired NJ. d. Elliott TO guard
hinnetonKa fsh again this winter. Last
winter Umcer Elliott completely broke up
the wholesale ice fishing on the lake. and ne
intends to keep the pot fishermen within
bounds this year, too.
Rev. d. j. Burrell delivered a lecture at
Franklin Avenue Presbyterian church last
evening. entitled Ireland, the Land OF Tears
and Laughter" The Ladies And society pro-
Vlded supper from $50 to 8 p. M, and
arucles useful and ornamental were offered
for sale as Christmas gifts.
None of the friends or relatives, If he has
any, of Frank NJ. Carlson, who committed
suicide last Monday evening, have made any
at the morgue and his money in the safe of
the coroner IL has been learned that Carl
son formerly lived in Kandiyohi county, and
that he recently sold some property there
About six weeks ago he brought lot valued
at 81 ,UU'', and situated in Minnehaha, of 81.
4. Thompson d. Co.