St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-20
GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,250,-
065. 40.
At the First Unitarian church at 1O:3O am.
II. NJ. Simmons speaks on Solomon and
His Religion.
?. Clausen has been engaged as scenic ar
fist at the Grand. He has Just finished paint
ing the scenery for the theatre at Butte,
Mont.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: John A Peterson and Ma
ulda Lind, John Nelson ana Augusta Nelson,
Arne o. Field and Nellie Marshall.
James NJ Paine, of Carlton Mimi. has
sent to the Press club check for S25 to add
to the Martin Williams monument fund He
was an the same regiment with Mart
Mrs. Bessie Starr Keefer, right worthy
grand lodge lecturer Of the Independent
Order OF Good TemplarS. Will speak at the
Central ". {. I. |. coffee palace this after
noon al $50.
Zurah temple of Shriners last Friday night
had work III the degrees and the hot sands of
the desert were trod by Geo. 7. Huey, W. II.
Hartley, l.. I. Hutchinson and four others.
fhere arc twenty-five novitiates who wait TO
make the journey IN January
Mrs. Kate Miller, who claims Fargo as her
home was arraignedIn the municipal court
yesterday on two separate charges of shop
lifting, one preferred by Dickinson Il Co.
and the other by William Donaldson d Co.
She was fined SO on each charge.
The Richardson block on Third street. OPP
poSite the postofhce, is being fitted up for
hotel on the European plan. a. T. Harris
and B. f. Starr are the new proprietOrS. The
office will be on the second floor. The hotel
viii have accommodations for $50 people
Several members of the boo" gang at
tended the switcnmen's ball at the Masonic
temple Friday night, and, as a result, quite
number of the others who attended that
function" are now mourning the loss of
overcOats. caps and other articles OF wearing
apparel.
Assistant County Superintendent of
Schools B. T. Shaver is making tour Of in
spectiOn of the district schools of the county,
preparatory TO making the annual report.
This work deYclves on the assistant by
reason of Superintendent Lewis protracted
sick spell.
The remains of Adolph Hameisch. the
young farmer of Loretto, who was drowned
while skating on Independence lake Thurs
day, were recovered Yesterday. Coroner
Byrnes left for the scene of the drowning
last night, but it is not likely that there VIII
be an inquest
Tuesday, Dec 20, the Minnesota Congrega-
tiOnal club will celebrate FOrefathers' day at
Plymouth church. There will be addresses
by Rev. G. Ii. Wells, D. D., and Rev. DR..
IngersOll, and also special music OF the "Old
Folks songs, furnished Dy a chorus Of some
thirty voices.
The Christmas day services ct St Paul's
Episcopal church viii be beautiful as 10
decorations and music. The vested choir of
rzen and boys viii be supplemented by a
chorus aud both assisted by another choir of
the city. There is TO be a service of carols at
: O'Clock and the festival al IL.
James NJ. Bryant. one of the employees of
the Columbia pool room. was arrested yester-
day on a warrant sworn out by his wife, who
claims that he threatened to Kill her lie
pleaded mot guilty" and as Mrs. Bryant was
unable to appear his case was continued
until tomorrow at p. m, bail being fixed at
500
Prof. Peter Clausen, the well known scenic
artist OF this city, mas just returned from
Montana where he has been in consultation
with the governor of that state and its
worlds fair commissioners, in regard to
painting an immense panorama of the state,
showing its principal cities, mines and
mountains.
Bah Comstock, alias A. j. Ryan. and Kid
pTising young men who tried TO steal the
West hotel money bag few days since, were
arraigned before Judge Elliott yesterday.
Both waived examination and were bound
over to the grand jury, Comstock in $1,000
and Harris ID 500 bail.
Secretary Fred George, of the Police Re-
lief ASSOCIATION, has issued a circular show
ing The condition OF the fund since its organ
iZatiOn, which shows the amount received TO
| have been S5.390.70, and the amount dis
| bursed S5,6SS69, leaving balance Oh hand
! OF Si,6l2.0l. There is now due MIS- Bean
and Mrs. DeHaryen $1,000.
The remains Of William P. Grant who was
| killed by 8 falling tree at Tamarae stream, off
| the Mississippi river, few days since ar
| rived in the city yesterday. and we're taken
| TO ConnOlly's mOrgue. The deceased was
| twenty two years of age, and had father