St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


54S.S2.
All city warrants will be signed and ready
for delivery this morning.
Rev. Dr. Edward P. Ingersoll, Of BROOKLYN
is TO speak at the Plymouth Congregational
church Sunday.
The regular meeting of 'Zwhrah's Ladies'
society will be held at their room in Masonic
Temple this afternoon.
There is to be public debate at Caton's
Commercial college, Saturday evening, on
prohibition VS. High License"
1t is rumored that the Lowry Hill Congre-
gational church will probably extend a call
to Rev. Dr. West, of Fort Dodge, 10.
The State Florists association voted at the
close of its meeting Wednesday evening not
90 make any exhibit at the state fair.
The railroads have given one and half
rate from all Minnesota points TO the conven-
ton of state Republican clubs in Minnesota
next week.
Charles Sidle for stealing a steer hide of
II. II. Smith. value So. was fined SIS or fif-
teen days in the workhouse in the municipal
court yesterday afternoon.
Fourteen-year old Nettie Thompson, who
was brought back by detective from near
River Falls, Wis, was arraigned yesterday as
an incorigible and dismissed.
r McGuires saloon on lower Nicollet ave
nue. was closed this afternoon by Strauss
Brothers. of Chicago throunh Victor WEIGH,
their lawyer. The claim Is for S315.
Albert Houk, a sixteen-year-old runaway
from Watertown, 5. d., was arrested last
night as he got Off the train Oh a dispatch
from his parents. He will be sent home to-
day.
A force Of plumbers has been en-
ployed for several days. and contracts are
being let for the remainder of the work re-
quiTed to convert the Beard block into q first.
class market house for the Sixth ward.
Sheriff Swenseu has turned over the stock
of teas and coffees on NicOllet avenue TO
Harvey Kicker. the former owner. Ricker's
brother paid the claims of his Eastern cred
itoTs and the attachment suits against him
were dropped
James Murray, who was dropped from the
health department, says that he is going to
secure afidavits Of several parties to prove
that he was not at the house of Mrs Matson
for the time charged. and that he Will bring
his case before the council.
There will be meeting of the press club at
the Tribune editorial rooms this afternoon !.
4 O'Clock. Successors TO DR.. Albert Shaw
as President and C. V. Barton as correspond
ing secretary will be elected and other i'm
portant matters acted upon
The funeral of Mrs John T. BlaisdeI, who
died suddenly last Friday night, Will prob
ably be held Sunday. Miss Mary A. Blasdell
has been in California and the funeral is
postponed on her account. She is expected
to be in Minneapolis tomorrow morning.
Joseph Long, agent for sewing machine
company, was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of attempted criminal assault on
street car conductors wife When arraigned
the complainant failed to appear and Long
was discharged
j. A. and j. W. Robinson will at once pro-
coed to reconstruct and repair the Robinson
block, which was SO badly damaged by the
big fire which burned out the Lumber Ex-
change. II. y. Leighton, the builder. took
out the permit this morning. The repairs
are to cost $4,000.
At the semi-annual meeting Of the Nor
mama Hall association officers were elected
as follows: President A. R. Olson; vice
president, Louis Frederickson; secretary A.
II: Edsten: corresponding secretary, c. P.
Hanson; treasurer. Z. Thompson: directors
Ole Bjorkness, Julius Newgood and Hans
Nelson.
AT the last meeting Of the council COM
mittee on claims there was small discus.
sion over the butter bill sent in from the
furnished would give each Official ten
pounds during the month of February at
the rate OF twenty-five cents per pound. It
may come up again.
A permit has been Issued for the repairing
Of the Brown Bros building at 115 Washing
ton avenue south, recently damaged by fire.
Building Inspector HaZen provided for fire
escape in front and additional stairways in
the rear, leading from the upper floor to III e
roof of an adjoining building,in order that the
exits may be ample in case of another fire.
A telegram received from Chicago states
that j. w. Field, until very recently engaged
I'D the boot ana SnOe business at 2UO NlcOllet
avenue. lost his entire stock by fire II is
only few weeks since he disposed of his
Minneapolis business TO embark in the new
Chicago venture, Field ana an Illinois man
buying bankrupt stock for $4,000.
Harry g. Young, father OF Arthur Young,
who was sent 10 the state school at Owa-
tonna, wishes to deny that he is "a profes-
sional beggar'' and that the boys mother is
in the Salvation Army. He says further that
his objection to the boys being sent to Owa-
&c hat
custody of the child was given by the courts,
should provide for him. as she is in good
circumstances
The Women's Foreign Missionary society
OF Westminster Church has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President. Mrs. W NJ Ten
ney; vice presidents Mrs. George Miller and
Miss Baker; recording secretary. Mrs L. P.
Plummer; corresponding secretary, Mrs
magazine solicitor. Mrs. Z. FarnsWorth:
auditor, Mrs. Morgan.