St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLosULEs.

Yesterdays transfers amounted to Sl0,764.
The bank clearings yesterday were Sl,5Sl
s14.75.
Lolita Lee, the delightful soubrette, is with
the Criterion Comedy and Specially company
at the Pence next week.
Kansas CITY viii send a dele CATION to Min
neapolis to inspect Touring mills, with a
view of building mills in Kansas City,
Park Avenue Congregational church will
welcome home DR.. and Mrs. Smith Baker by
reception at the church this evening.
j. j. Guthrie, charged with having violated
the postal laws, was tried i'll the United
States district court yesterday and acquitted
Dan Bryant was yesterday sentenced TO
workhouse for twenty days for the larceny
of a pair of pants and belt of cloth from a
tailor named John Gilman.
Ernest Pickard was tried in the United
States district court yesterday on the charge
of selling liquor without a government
license, and was acquitted.
The Louise Atwood Big Burlesque is pack
Ing the Pence. They have caught on big.
a professional matinee will be Given to-day.
Ii is very clever company.
Nothing has been heard from Nine. Boyd
yet relative to the seizure of goods by the
New York custom house authorities. Nine.
Boyd is expected to be in Minneapolis this
evening.
Miss Lizzie O'Halloran, daughter of Pat
rick O'Hal.oran, of st. Louis Park died at
home on Wednesday. The funeral Will be
held to-day from the church Of St. Anthony
of Padua.
The special park board committee on
heavy traffic met on Wednesday with Com
missioners Hall, Folwell and Ridgway pres
ent, and decided to recommend that the
ordinance on that point be left as 1t is.
II was the intention of the pastoral com
mittee of Westminster church to have re-
ported to the congregation of the church
last evening. Such, however, was not the
case, there being nothing of fresh importance
TO report.
The W. c. T. q. and Y. w. c. r. U. of Min
neapolis will tender Mrs. Mary Clement
Leavitt of Boston, a reception tomorrow
afternoon at clock in their parlors in the
Central W. c. II. L. coffee house. IA, 10 and Is
Fourth street south.
The new w. C. Y. L. hall at The coffee
house on Fourth street is to be dedicated
with appropriate ceremonies this evening.
Rev. David :. McCaslin will make the princi-
pal talk of the evening.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
against Julius Baitz and Louisa Neutching,
Charles +. Dean and Lottie Larson, Fred
erick Rudberg and Carrie Larson, John
SCHNEIDER and Annie DewanZ. George Her
bert and Leah Marchet.
There will be only three more perform
ances of "a Grab Bag at the Bijou This
popular comedy will close most successful
week engagement with a matinee and even
ing performance Tomorrow. Commencing
Sunday matinee 1.-The DID, Old story opens
James White, who was on Saturday found
guilty in the United States district court of
selling liquor to Indians, was yesterday sent
fenced 10 pay fine of 800 and spend five
months in the jail at Fergus Falls She-job
Blue, an Indian, was found guilty of the
same olfense and fined So.
Residents on Hawthorne and Laurel ave-
nues are protesting vigorously against The
continuance of petroleum establishment
in their vicinity. They claim that the neigh
borhood is in constant danger of suffocation
from the fumes of the oil. and that it is i'm
possible to keep their lawns or homes clean
while the petroleum works continue to be in
operation.
The nominating committee of the Y. P s.
C. E. city union have nominated the follow
ing officers: For president, James Paige, of
Westminster church; first vice president. T.
G. Soares, of the Olivet Baptist; second vice
president, c. C. Coffin, of Lake Street
Friends; secretary, E. T. Teitsworth. of Thir-
teenth Avenue NJ. E.; treasurer, George II.
Halbert of Church of Christ; general cor
respondent, Miss Alice Chant, of Pilgrim
Congregational