St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-30
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
The bank clearings yesterday were $3.50,
e154S.
John J. Dissette has been called to Toronto
20 attend the funeral Of his father.
Minnehaha Lodge, E. \. l., VIII mold
grand ball at Eighth Ward Relief hall, New
Years eve.
The funeral of William C. Adams was held
yesterday from All Saints church, under the
Masonic rites.
The Uswego Alumni association viii have
their annual meeting al the capitol 81. Paul
today at 4:3) p. III.
The board Of directors of the Peoples Loan
company has declared dividend OF per
cent for the first six months of The concern S
existence.
The Wells Fargo express company IS
searching for Frank Tanneberg. who is sup
posed to be in this vicinity and who is
wanted for embeZzlement
The Nelson paper mill at Fourth avenue
and Main street northeast i shut down for
repairs during the holiday week. II will be
ready for business in q few days
The commissioners appointed to appraise
benefits and damages by the opening OF Hla-
watha avenue, from Forty-bTst 10 Fifty
fourth streets. met al the city hall yesterday
morning
John Mckinney. a lumberman. was badly
crushed about the hips by log rolling upon
Aitkin county. He was brought TO Mime
aDOlis for treatment
The ice yachtsmen have given up the idea
of doing any more racing until the snow on
the ice has melted. The spring beating is
considered the SaIest anyhow. Inc air holes
are then all frozen over.
Manager c. G. Gooduch and wife and II.
c. TTuesuale and wife left for New York
Sunday evening. They sail from New ork
Tor Liverpool on Saturday. ana WEI De gone
aDOut three months III doing EurODe.
Thomas Morrell. The expert diver who re-
covered The rOdy of Miss Anderson. recently
drowned in the river. went last night 10 Al
bert Lea 10 search for the remains VI young
man who was drowned there Christmas eve.
Mrs J. NJ Linge. of Philadelphia. arrived
Monday evening from Florida with the re-
mains of her father, William Petran The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon from
the family residence, 400 Mount Curve ave
nue..
This evening the Caledonian club will ten
der banquet to the chief OF the club in this
city. j. B. FOrgan. previous 10 his departure
fer Chicago, where he Will reside in the fut-
uTe. The banquet viii lie given at the West
hotel
Tomorrow night occurs the grand masquer-
ade bail at Washington rink. Everything
is low arranged and frst-class time will no
doubt be The result Dancing viii begin at
o'clock and continue as long as The guests
desire
Francis Leroy Cullins, a bright curly
headed. four-year-old youngSter was sent 10
the OWatOnna public school yesterday after
noon. The claim is that he is ill-treated bv
his mother. who is al inmate Of house OF
1l-fame on Second street
The union meeting of the ministers next
Monday i expected 10 be a lively one. Ii Is
expected that some Of The divines will make
reply TO the letters of Archbishop Ireland on
the absorption OF the parochial schools OF
Faribault and saltwater
There is little prospect for the appearance
90 nj
the departure Of W. II. Hyslop. X. II. Arun-
dell tired TO interest Minneapolis capital in
the enterprise without success. The office Of
the magazine has been closed.
The Milwaukee road proposes to erect a q
brick depot at South Minneapolis to take the
place of The short line junction station re-
Gently burned down. The new depot viii be
al Twentv-fOurth street, and work upon il
Will be begun within few days.
The funeral of Mrs. James a. Mackenzie
did not take place last SATURDAY. afternoon,
as was announced al The time but viii occur
next Saturday afternoon at = o clock at Plym-
outh church. The body was taken 10 Lake
wood last Saturday and placed in the vault.
An effort was made TO interest the cham
Der Of commerce III the scheme Of John Gil
man TO advert sc Minnesota by means of
product show on wheels. but il resulted IN
no action. Secretary Sturtevant and Presl-
dent Greenleaf regard the plan as too expen-
Give.
Frank Daley and James Cullen, his part
and John COveny. of PIG Washington avenue
south. all of whom are original package
dealers, were arrested yesterday for having
Kept their places open on Sunday. They
VIII have hearing on Jan. T.
The stay Of execution granted in the Sun
day saloon cases Of Peter j. Murtha. Timothy
Flynn and August Kuhfeldt expired yesteT-
day, and contrary TO expectation bonds and
notices OF appeal were fled by all, which
leaves no doubt as to the intention of the sa-
loonkeepeTs 10 go 10 the supreme court The
cases Will probably not come 10 trial before
spring.
Roger Vail, the well-known advocate of
Ireland's cause and The faith Of the Catholic
church. left Minneap polls yesterday for Du-
Iuth. He goes there TO take the position of
editor Of the Northwestern Witness, the
organ OF Bishop McGOlrick. Of the diocese of
Duluth MIR. Vail leaves good many friends
IN Minneapolis.
Cases of diphtheria at 1886 Jackson street.
Ecarletina AZ 9l6 Fourth street north. scarlet
fever al 25ls Oak street 2lh1 Eleventh avenue
south, $40 Fifth street south, and measles at
304J Clinton avenue, 6J7 Sixth street south.
1873 Clinton avenue SO Sixth street south
and lO2J ogan avenue north. were reported
at the health office yesterday.
Gimp d Walker were Yesterday granted q
permit 10 erect new market building at the
corner OF Sixth street and Second avenue
south, TO cost S-00.000 which will make the
total cost OF the building and its foundation
S235,0C0. The market will be 337x}3O feet and
Will be three stories in height the ma terial
being brick with stone trimmings. Il is 10 be
finished By June l.
Rev. George Paddock, formerly Of the
Como Avenue Congregational church, who
was expecting to start Monday evening for
his new field of labor in Denver, is now con-
fined 10 his Led with disabled leg. which
has been troubling for some time. 1t has re-
Gently become so bad to delay Inc depart
uIe tor his new field of labor.
The Northern Pacific freight train arriv-
ing IN Minneapolis this morning Will bring
in several specimens OF gigantic timber
growth from the Pacific coast. The logs
were shipped by the Tacoma Mill company
and are en- route TO Brooklyn, where they
Will be used in ship building. One log is
the full length Of three cars. The shipment
viii be on exhibition i'll Minneapolis all day.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John T. Nordstrom and leila :. Dahlstrom
Daniel SOdenbeTg and Emma kuntZ, Charles
Drury and Nettie 3. Rand. Cyrus A. Doug
lass and Zillah A. Reed. Robert P. Wilkin-
son and Emma NJ. Smith, Charles FOurnier
and Mary Devery, William d. Worthen and
Margaret Betcher, James Il. Chaut and Edith
3. Siggalka. Louis Kiesel and Lena Zebold.