St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-31
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


The bank clearings yesterday were Sl,337,
1882
The North Star Gun club will hold a sweep
stakes shoot on the club grounds on New
Years day.
One small building permit for a structure
10 cost SIS was issued at the building in
spector's office yesterday.
The Methodists will hold watch meetings
in all the churches tonight. The services will
consist of Bible readings, prayer and ser
mons.
Thieves broke into the harness room Of DIR.
/. c. Lanes stable. 3210 Clinton avenue,
Tuesday night and stole several lap robes and
sets OF harness.
There will be services appropriate TO the
closing year in ST. Johns English Lutheran
church. Rev. @. II. Trabert, pastor, tonight,
beginning at p. N.
Augustine Thompson's wife and daughter,
Mabel. left Tuesday night for Omaha, where
they will sTend New Years with Mrs. Thomp
sons sister, Mrs. A. Warner.
There is trouble in the BARRIERS union be-
cause some of its members kept open after
noon on Christmas day. Those who closed
demand summary action against the VloIat-
Ors of the rules.
Miss Gertrude Mann, student in the art
school has been offered and has accepted
the SUPPLEMENTARY of drawingin the public
schools al Red Wing. She will begin her
duties next Term.
not hold formal New Years reception in
its rooms in the Syndicate block, as it has
done in past years. pleasant social time is
arranged for in The evening.
Patrick English, who tried to beat down
the bars of q cell III the lookup with his head
Sunday, was yesterday found 10 be suffering
from delirium tTemens ard removed 10 the
city hospital. 1t is feared he will die.
The election of officers and board of di-
rectOrs OF the business mems union Will be
he ,IannaTV A
the business mems union is merely lying
quiet and clearing up old business
Elmer Farquier and Matte Burdick, his
'landlady," who were charged by Farquers
wife with adultery, were arraigned IN the
municipal court yesterday and their trial set
for Wednesday morning next Bail was
fixed al 500 each
The Milwaukee road will build a substan-
tai brick depot in South Minnea polls to take
The place of the old Short Line junction sta
ton burned down a day or two ago. The new
structure will be located at Twenty fourth
street and the tracks.
DR.. John II. Spaulding formerly Of Mime
sofa who has been praClicing dentistry sue
cessfully III Paris, France, during the past
six years, has lately received an appointment
as professor Of operative dentistry III the
Dental School of France.
Judge Elliott announced his sentence yes
terday afternoon i'll the case of Charles
Tyler and Charles Hamilton, the two cOlored
saloOnkeepers convicted Monday Of having
assaulted Court Officer Megaarden. Tyler
was fined S1G0 and Hamilton $50.
Manager Conklin says that Patti will not
be brought to Minneapolis this year. Man
ager Abbey wants a guarantee of $4,000 and
n percentage. There is no building in the
city in which she could sing and make
money. except the exposition building.
a class of twenty-five young ladies, from
Minneapolis and different points of the state,
were Yesterday undergoing an examination
Tor teachers certificates al the central high
school. Those who pass will Immediately
apply for positions as teachers in the public
schools of the city.
Peter Pennington a switchman on the 500
road, was caught between the bumpers Of
two cars Yesterday morning at the ShOreham
yards and badly crushed. lie was attended
by DR.. Springer and then taken to his home,
125 Third avenue northeast. His injuries are
not regarded as necessarily fatal.
At the meeting Of the exposition board yes
terday morning the resignation of Capt. o. c.
kerriman was received and accepted. He has
too much other business TO attend to- The
dates of the exposition oPening and closing
will be settled at the meeting next Wednes-
day. The guaranty fund is now being raised,
and there is already $4,000 OH the list.
The store of Patterson d Co., on First
avenue north. near Third street, was broken
into Tuesday night by burglars, who got
away with hats. caps, overcOatS and gloves to
the value of several bundled dollars. The
thieves also attempted to break the safe
basement of the store by breaking a window
In the rear.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
JACKIE label and Josie Zieler, Erik NJ. An
derson and Wilhelmina Anderson. Daniel
Wager and Sarah Wechsler, Edward c. Eek
strom and Ida johnson, Spicer X. Gage and
Cynthia f. Parkhurst John G. Gilbertson
and Lena OfStie, George s. Dolney and Mary
Barratt Thomas w. Ross and Lillian IL.
Brownen. Francis NJ. Goldstein and Ida T.
Anderson.
Cases of measles at Sixth street and Wash
ngtOn avenue. 3242 Second avenue SOUTH
1924 Nwenty-fourth avenue south 2109
Eighth street. ~ Washington avenue
south, 3l05 Stevens avenue, 1888 Central ave-
nue. 32S Eighth street SOUTH sol Eighth street
south. Gil Emerson avenue, 400 Franklin ave
nue.. 621 East TWenty-secOnd street and 2620
Eighth street south. Scarletina at l0lS
Fourth street north, and scarlet fever at 2S30
Twelfth avenue south.
A number of items have been printed in
the city papers TO the effect that the inter
ment of Mrs Eva L. Mckenzie and her two
little girls, Maud and Pearl, occurred last
Saturday. The items we're erroneous. The
bodies were viewed by friends and relatives
last Saturday in the vault at Lakewood and
the funeral Will occur next SUNDAY afternoon
al clock. The remains of the mother and
her two children will be inferred in lot
overlooking picturesque Calhoun.