St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Enoch Ray, ex-liceEse inspector, is to go
to Utah to live.
Miss Maria L. Sanford viii speak at G. A.
R. hall, corner Twentieth and Washington
avenues north, this afternoon.
1City Attorney r. D. Russell has returned.
lie has been at q Sanitarlum in Wisconsin for
the past three weeks, and is considerably
improved in health.
Wesley ). Wing. son of &. W. Wing. a well
known resident of Minneapolis, died re-
Gently in brownsville, Ca. and his body
arrived here yesterday.
E. Y. Smalley of St. Paul. will open the
exercises at the Single Tax league to-mor-
TOW evening, by reading criticism OF the
single tax, translated from the French.
Booksellers complain that some OF the
school teachers are i'll the book-scaiplng bust
ness, and buy books secondhand from
scholars. ana then retail them at an advanced
price.
John G. SHETLAND, who died at Colorado
Springs Wednesday. Will be buried by the
odd Fellows from their hall, at Lake street
ana TWenty-third avenue south, ut 1 o. n.
to-day.
Robert L. Brown memorial service will be
held this morning at the Fourth Baptist
church, corner OF Dupont and Eleventh ave
nues north Rev. N. +. Negus will preach
the sermon.
Supervisor Mcconnell, Of the water works
IS complaining because valves are stolen off
MIGRANTS IN various parts OF the city. the
me valves to junk dealers.
The DAM orchestra concerts, which were
interrupted by Prof. Frank DAM DR. g visit to
the East will be resumed, the ninth concert
occurring this afternoon at Harmonic hall.
Thirty five cents is the price for the remain
ing concerts of the series.
Mrs Mary A. Wardwel. daughter of Albion
Miller, an old citizen OF MINNEAPOLIS. died
Friday night at her home. al Lake Mime
JOnka. from pneumonia. Her funeral will
ha- Gorh ortc
residence. 70 East Twenty eighth street.
Mayor Winston was ready to leave for the
South Friday evening. when he learned of
the illness of his brother. z. G. Winston. who
intended 10 accompany MIN. and his depart
ure was accordingly deferred unul tonight.
There IS nothing serious about the illness.
Monday Judge Thomas Will hold a special
term OF the United States district court in
Minneapolis. for the purpose OF passing
sentence upon O. NJ Smith. convicted some
months ago Of forging a pension certificate.
President Harrison refused to interpose a
pardon.
Cohen. who operates an auction store at
101 Washington avenue south. yesterday paid
back S. which he had taken from an
elgnteen-year-OId boy named Anderson on a
watch sale. The boy reported the matter to
the police, and Win their assistance Cohen
dlsgOrged.
The annual dinner Of the press club occurs
at ) o clock this afternoon at the West hotel
union, ana all newspaper writers are cordi-
ally invited 10 be present. The future of the
club and other important matters are 10 be
talked over.
Roland Stewart has resigned his position
as cashier of the American z xpress com
pany nj St. Paul 10 assume the position of
advertising solicitor on the Railway and
Hotel News. He has many friends among
the business men of the Twin Cities VINO
viii wish him success.
Roy Allison, John Palmer and John
Mooney. schOolboys, were in the municipal
court yesterday, charged with stealing The
plumbing from & vacant house on Aldrich
avenue. They pleaded guilty Mooney the
youngest OF the trio, was discharged with q
lecture. and the Others were fined.
President b. :. Cunningham. of the Ohio &
Mississippi railroad. is at the West accom-
panied by Mrs. Cunningham. Miss Katharine
B. Lippincott j. F. Barnard MISS WilheI-
mena Barnard. Miss Ethel Barnard and K.
c. Barnard. all of Cincinnati The party are
travelling IL special car which has borne
them many hundred miles. They have Wis
tied Old and New Mexico, the Pacific coast.
Montana and intervening points.
There Is less activity in the wholesale lum-
Der market than dealers had hoped for. ac-
cordIng TO the Mississippi Valley Lumber
man. shipments have fallen off slightly for
The past three weeks. when there would
naturally have been an increase. The rea-
sons which are assigned for the Quietude
now prevailing tend TO show thai there is
some anxiety in the minds OF wholesale
dealers in regard to the future of the trade.
The trade is still on an excellent basis as re-
CARDS values. Prices are firm IN the whole
range OF OnOratiOUS