St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-03
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRULEs.

Seats are selling rapidly for the opening,
next Monday, Of the Howard Big Burlesque
company.
Rev. Charles A. Reese and family will ar
rive from Rutland, VT, tomorrow, ana Dr.
Reese will occupy his pulpit at the Central
Baptist church Sunday.
Only three more chances to see the RentZ-
Santley company at the Pence, as they close
their big engagement With a sunday mat
inee and night performance.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81. I20.-
7Q3.05, and for the week So, 199.213.76, as
against Sd, $50, se5.49 the same week last
year, an increase of over &c per cent.
During the year 1890, 1872 prisoners
were received at the worllhouse. only lo1 OF
whom were females. Supt. West asserts that
there were but eight escapes.
A smooth young man, whose name is I'M
known, has made about $500 by using the
name OF the S. p Z. A. in selling pamphlets
OF instructions to transfers ana others.
BENJAMIN f. Stalker is the name of the
bOokkeeper accused of embeZZllng SI,OOO
from NJ j. Galpin, the contractor. lie
lived at 800 Second street northeast
Charles Cannon, of Hastings, Mimi. is
missing. He had come to MINNEAPOLIS to
visit his brother Alex Cannon, ana was
last seen Wednesday when he started for tne
East side to visit some relatives.
Late Thursday evening the residence of
L. ii. johnson, at S02 Fourth avenue SCUM,
was entered by q sneak thief, who stole S2o
suit of clothes, a pair of trowsers and a light
overcoat He has not yet been caught.
Chris Nengaard yesterday became Gu,
amored OF George 1hurber's overcoat, ana
will spend thirty days at the workhouse in
consequence. Charles johnson, who went
through the rooms at GID Washington ave-
hue south, was given ninety days.
The Parkhurst Curb and Gutter company
was Incorporated to-day with capital OF
$4,000. The incorDorators were A. q.
Parkhurst Judge Terrence, Judge Rea, i.
p. Ross, 4. B. Merriam, Emerson Cole L..
+. Menage. The articles OF the Railway
Building and Loan association were
amended, changing the stock from 100000
TO $l,O0O,O00
The lnterment of Gen. Isaac V. ID. Reeve
will take place to-day at Dansville, n; Y. me
general will be buried by the side OF his Wl1e
and child. The pioneers OF Minneapolis re-
member Gen. Reeve with feelings OF respect
ful admiration. IL was his custom to spend
the summers al Lake Harriet on whose
shores he had a beautiful homestead after
his retirement from active service IN the
aTmk. His death is generally regretted.
Jan. l dividends in Minneapolis show a
prosperous condition. The Minneapolis
realty company pays its second seml-an-
nnual dividend at the rate OF per cent per
annum. The directors OF the metropolitan
bank yesterday afternoon declared the reg
ular per cent semi-annual dividend. Ihe
annual meeting will be held the 18th. The
directors Cf the Farmers d Merchants State
bank at their last meeting declared a 3 per
cent dividend. and added per cent to the
surplus account
Capt Tirrell's report to the county com.
missioners 10 be made next week will show
] 924 marriages for the year and 173
divorces. There were l,642 first papers
fled. OF these 1876 were Scandinaylans,
227 British subjects, l7S Germans, Russians,
Bohemians and Poles, while the balance,
lOl, were divided among different nation