St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $9l4,-
b66.3l.
c. A. Pillsbury returned yesterday from
q months sojourn in the east
The council committee on gas met yester-
day, but did nothing beyond approving bills.
John johnson, living at 20S Seventh avenue
north. died suddenly yesterday morning OF
heart disease.
Jacob Levy, the brass watch swinder, was
fined $50 yesterday by Judge Mahoney. The
fine was paid.
The auditing of the monthly budget yester,-
day occupied the attention OF the council
committee on Workhouse.
Thos Lowry has returned to Minneapolis,
accompanied by DR.. H. Stewart Webb, OF
New York. president of the Wagner Sleeping
Car company.
The council committee on public grounds
and buildings yesterday audited bills and APP
proved the work done so far on the renoVa-
hon of the city hall.
The projected search of the hills and dales
around Minnetonka for the missing Fred B.
Matthews has been abandoned. Nothing has
as yet been heard from him.
Tuesday of each week, commencing this
evening from to p. m. at the dental de-
partment of the university, DR.. Suddeth will
lecture on "Embryology." A sRecial invita-
ton is extended to dentists.
A false rumor got started on the streets
yesterday. that Cal Goodrich, manager of
the street railway, Qau urOppeC ucdu Will
heart disease. The report created consider
able excitement for short time.
Mrs Mary Mccormick living at sol Third
street north, died Sunday of heart disease.
On Saturday she lost a pocketbook contain
ing a good deal Of money, and it is thought
that the shock FASTENED her death.
The council committee on printing yester-
day awarded the contract for printing the
annual reports of city officers to Harrison d
Bmith for 1000. The Tribune Job Printing
plu 9TH
Sculptor Jakob Fjelde has come on from
Chicago to make bust of Prof Folwell,
who however, objects to being ''sculpted; y
Fjelde, however, has a legal contract TO
make the bust for the University students,
and will try to hold them TO 1t.
1 1t seems definitely settled that an electric
road will be built to Medicine Lake. The
route has not been decided on, but it is prob
able that the cars will go on Sixth avenue
north from its intersection with Plymouth
and Western avenues to the terminus at the
lake.
S. G. Gomez has begun the canvas for stock
enough to tide over the X. of l.. Building as.
Bociations present difficulty. Besides The
Pence opera House fund it is proposed tC
give a general public entertainment about
April. upon which $1,000 or more is to be
realized.
At a meeting of the directors of the Young
Mems Christian association last evening, the
negotiation of a loan of $4,000 was author
ized. This sum will be sufficient to inclose
the building and partially finish the interior
Work on the building will be resumed early
In the spring.
the week ending Jan. "a, is as follows: Com
plants investigated, 5; children rescued
from cruel and inhuman treatment, 2; aban
doned horses unfit for service shot, 1 re
proved and warned for neglect and improper
care of horses, B; warning tags used to pre-
vent neglect and cruelty, 6; lame horses lai(
up from work. 2.