St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-13
Annual Red-Figure Mark-DOwn
Sale.
. The Plymouth Clothing House.
. MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The bank clearings yesterday were S1,Oe'
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+ The bank clearings yesterday were ST, $780,
5 1868.
The junior class in the university will en-
gage Ignatius DOnnelly for lecture Jan. 20.
William O'Brien stole an overcoat from
Michael McDermott, and John Williams stole
one from Edward Kutsover. They were sent
up for thirty days each.
The legislative committee of The city coun-
Gil will hold meeting this evening in the
council. chamber to discuss the proposed
amendments to the city charter.
Judge Nelson, of the federal court St
Paul. has filed his decision in the infringe
ment of patent case. C. W. Clark VS.. The City
of Minneapolis The bill was dismissed.
Much to the surprise of the police. who
could have shown the reputation of the peo-
pie, the four persons arrested in the Fish
alley raid were let off yesterday with So fines.
All members of the young women's de-
partment of the Non-Partisan w. G. r. U.
are requested TO meet at 1920 Washington
avenue north this afternoon, Jan. ID, at
clock.
The ciys half of the new bridge at Eff
teenth avenue southeast was completed on
Saturday, and nothing further can be done
untA the Great Northern completes its share
of the work.
The typographical union has elected Fred
Hudson president to complete the unexpred
term Of George LedgerWood, resigned, and
has chosen E. 6. Erickson vice president in
place of Mr.. Hudson.
The new council committee on public
grounds and buildings has decided TO enlarge
the quarters of the department OF health ON
the fourth floor The city hall will be en-
tirely overhauled and repaired.
Quite considerable amount of aged fish
has found its way into Minneapolis the past
few days. Meat Inspector Davies has been
kept quite busy in destroying it, The fish is
shipped frozen. and is seen to be bad only
after it has been thawed out.
ExChief F. l.. stet Oh, of the fire depart
ment. and his assistants, kept record dur
ing 800 of the miles travelled by them in 60
ing to fires, with the following result: Chief
Stetson, BOG; First Assistant Runge, AS;
Second Assistant Kenny, 345 miles.
Lambert Hays took out permit yesterday
for the reconstruction of the Bijou theater,
the new structure to cost S3a, ZOO. This in
cludes simply the theater proper, that is the
auditorium and stage. An elegant five-story
brick building will be erected in front of the
theater.
j. II. Beach. the missing ex-purchasng
agent for the street railway company, has
written and telegraphed from San Francisco
where he says he is now engaged in business.
join him there. No reasons are given by
him for his sudden leave taking.
Alexander Schwendinger, q young artist is
anxious to secure an European experience.
His friends have rallied to his assistance an d
have placed two of his pictures on exhibit
ton at Zesbaugh & Bintliff's. They will be
ratiied off and the money secured will go
toward his European trip.
The agent for the S. p. G. A. for the week
ending Jan. 10 reports as follows: Com
plants investigated 8; abandoned horses
and others unfit for service shot, d horses
blanketed by agent, 4; warning tags used to
prevent cruelty and neglect, 5; neglected
children looked after and cared for, l.
This morning the water works committee
of the city council will meet for reorganiza-
ton Aid. F. c, Barrows is the present chair
man, and it is believed there will be no
changes in the makeup of the department.
The other members of the committee are
Aid. Durham, Lowell, Farnsworth and
Schwartz.
There is squabble among the members Of
All Souls church. j. G. Haynes, G. b. Leon
ard and DR.. G. Simpson, the new trustees,
with their followers, won't let Mr.. Sample
conduct the peoples meetings Sunday after
noon Other members want the pastor to
conduct Sunday evening services at the
church.
A mass meeting is called for next ednes
day evening at the West hotel to organize
reciprocity league. These have consented to
serve on the provisional committee: E. G.
Potter, A. j. Boardman, Aid. Loye, Charles
Broslin, Hector Baxter, E. A. Anderson, Dr.
j. w. Mcdonald, j. B. Macarthur, James T..
MeCuaig. Thomas Neeland Judge Atwater
George W. Turnbull. /. C. Barley.
Mrs. Amelia Samuel. 1903 Fourt eenth ave-
nue. SOUTH has found her daughter, who ran
away from the residence of her father in
luwas feared the girl had fallen into bad
hands, but, instead, she went to Anoxa and
engaged as waiter in restaurant ON the
plea that farm life in winter was disagree
able to her and she wished to earn her own
living.