St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-17
The Plymouth Clothing House.
Annual red figure mark-dOwn sale.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Judge Mahoney yesterday sentenced
George Williams to serve term of thirty
days in the workhouse for petty larceny.
Edgar Ehorn charged with bastardy by
Matte Benson, forfeited his bond of $500
yesterday. His sureties were A. ID. Condor
and f. Ahern.
Prof J. Lewis Browne, an organist OF con-
siderable note, will perform at a concert to
be gwen in Century hall Jan. % by Mrs. &c.
nevra tombstone Bishop.
Drs. Bayard, Anderson and Stewart to-day
will again inoculate with Rocks lymph the
two consumptiye patients under their treat
ment in st. Marys hospital. Both of the in
valids are young men.
The bank clearings yesterday were 1891,
S43 &c. The total clearings for the week
amounted to S., rs, @909l being large in
crease over those for the corresponding week
of last year, which were 81, $3.50, 245.3S
1t is reported that Dennis Finn, the victim
of a bar-room fight on Washington avenue,
is out of danger and will soon be able to tes-
tify against his alleged assaiant, Charles
Fredericks, now confined in the city lookup.
The veterans of Minneapolis Hose Com
pany No will meet at the engine house,
corner sixth avenue south and Third street,
this evening at 1:30 O'Clock to make arrange
ments for their twenty-third anniversary on
the oath inst.
The Christian Workers Union mission, at
"a Washington avenue south, makes an ap-
peal for lot of secondhand clothing for the
poor. and some second hand carpet and lot
of good reading matter. Send card to Will
lam A. Petran and he will call.
During the month of December there was
q marked increase in the number of cases of
diphtheria in Minneapolis. but since the first
of the year the decrease has been even more
marked than the increase. The record so far
for January shows falling off of more than
80 per cent.
James NJ. Potter, a Minneapolis pioneer,
died Thursday night at the residence of his
son, j. II. Potter, 1897 Chicago avenue. The
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at
$780, at the residence. Mr.. Potter was in his
eightieth year at the time of his death, and
had resided in the city since 1852.
The Choctaw Coal and Railway company,
at its annual meeting, elected the following
Kirkbride. John c. Simons John B. Garrett,
Alan II. Reed, William G. Anderson. John n.
M. Sinner, bingham. B. Morris, Frank G..
Rogers. With the exception of Mr. Kirk
bride these are all Philadelphia men.
Sheriff Swenson yesterday took possession
of the stock of goods in the store of w. H.
Hempher, 601 Washington avenue, on behalf
know anything about the missing mans
whereabouts. He took no clothes away with
him. but is thought to have had some money.
1t is not thought he has met with foul play.
A settlement of the Hubbard Specially
cOmpany's affairs is impending, by which
the creditors. among whom are several Min.
neapolis lumbermen, wial secure 60 cents on
the dollar of their claims. The Lumberman
says the hardware firm Of Janey-Semple &
Co. proposes to acquire the plant it it can be
done on this basis, and to devote it in the
future to the manufacture of patent wood
en- wheelbarrow invention, and made for
them by one of the Hubbards.