St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-15
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


The bank clearings yesterday were s1.759.-
e0903.
Elliott Pauly 4 Co. filed schedules yester-
day showing assets of S. 73l 81. and Liabilities
of SiI,S7l6S.
The wife of Rev. William Wilkinson is
dangerously i'll with dphtheria at her home,
12l3 Logan avenue north.
The Turner property at Twelfth avenue
and Fourth street south Is the latest site for
the city hospital.
A reception was given by the pupils of the
Manning school of oratory at the studios,
Masonic Temple, last evening.
The Christian Endeavor journal is the
name of a new paper that is being published
in Minneapolis. 1t is devoted to the interests
of the G. 4. societies
Frederick y. BurdIck has made an assign
ment OF his estate 10 Livingstone Lydraid.
The property consists mainly of plumbing
and steam heating materials, and is estimated
10 be worth 500.
The state board of control of the Epworth
league has invited all the EndeavOr socieues
III The Methodist churches TO come into The
Epworth league on equal terms with other
societies, without change of name or consti-
tuition.
statement has been filed of the assets and
Liabilities Of Elliott Il Pauly, hardware deal
ers OF Bridge square, in this city The assets
are scheduled at s., 13IS7, and the unsecured
liabilities at Sll,S7L6S.
The South Minnea polls Business Mems
union will meet This evening at Berglund
hall on Franklin and Seventeenth avenues
hOuth 10 erect permanent organization
John Carlson. an insane man, escaped from
the people who were watching him at his
hCme Oh The East side last Saturday night,
and cannot be found. The police aIe look
ing for him. His friends think he has COM
mitted suicide.
new counterfeit $40 bill is in circulation
IN the city. 1t Is treasury note OF the series
OF 1880 ana has on it a portrait of Webster 1t
IS a Photographic reproduction and the
treasury number is 45l9171. The bill is a
poor counterfeit.
Peter Lawrence has been elected delegate
by The bric@layerS union 10 the international
convention at indianapolis in the early days
OF january. He was also instructed by the
union 10 vote against going into the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor.
Samuel r. Thayer, minister to the Neither
land, will sail for his post of duty next
wednesday. Ex-senator Warner Miller, who
was one Of his classmates. has invited Mr..
Thayer 10 meet number of the Union col
lege alumni at dinner at the Union League
club, New York Tuesday night.
This evening an informal meeting of the
officers, directors and friendly visitors of
the Associated Charities will be held at the
residence of 5. B. Williams, 40G South Ninth
street There viii be an interesting musica
and literary programme.
D. c. kugg the clerk of Emmanuel Baptist
CnuTCH. ucDlcS the stores which nave been
in circulation 10 show that Rev. W. II Geist-
welt has not been as successful in the church
as his predecessor, Rev. MacLaurin. He
says the stores must come from the other
side"
After the holidays the lady students at the
university will be allowed 10 substitute in
strumental music for military drill through
the freshman year and for one study i'll one
term in the sophomore year. and for one
study IN two terms II the junior and senior
years The pupils will be allowed to choose
their own instructors, subject to the approval
CT the faculty.
Cases of measles ut 1920 Riverside avenue,
1916 Twenty-third avenue north. 2722 Chicago
avenue and Y37 Washington avenue north
were reported at the health office yesterday.
Rev. A. b. Nichols speaks about "Disin-
herlted' at meeting for men only. 10 be
held IN the Syndicate block this evening at
l:3Q, under the auspices of the local Y. NJ.
{. a.
The success of the balloon or kite-shaped
track in various parts of the country has led
number of local horsemen TO consider the
building OF one in this city. The tract of
land at the head of the Fourth and Eighth
avenue electric lines is looked upon as
favorable location for the track.
The masher who was arrested Sunday
night for insulting a young lady on the
street was fined s. and costs by Judge Elliot
yesterday morning. He gave his name as j.
a. Goodnow and then changed it to Good.
lie IS SAID to be IN the employ of the Mime
apolis Packing company.
The remains of John p Thielen were in
TERED Yesterday morning in The East Side
Catholic cemetery. The funeral services
were held in the st. BOniface German Cath
Ollie church on Seventh avenue northeast
The Dudley J. Chase post. G. a. r.. OF which
deceased was member, was present and ac-
cOmpanied the remains to the grave
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
John Olson and Mary Nelson. Nels Swanson
and Charlotte johnson, Frank E. Larson and
Allie E. Edwards. John A. Gadbois and
LOttie +. Day. Philip A. Mackav and Nellie
Asire, August Gavin and Tille II. Youngren.
Christopher Rasmussen and Hansine d. Lar
son, John G. Slack and Mary E. Cary, John
Krause and Title Heintz.
The North Star Boot and Shoe company.
whose manufactory was burned several
weeks ago. Will resume business in q short
time. The concern was granted permit to
make alterations to the extent of S120OG in
the building formerly occupied by the Mo-
line, Milburn StOddard company on
Third avenue north The boot and shoe
company will occupy this building until it
can erect another one of its own.
IL. l.. Hach says that no Western base ball
circuit will be arranged until the two major
leagues have come to some amicable settle
ment of their difficulties. James Mckee of
the ''Two-Eyed League" has written to
Hach. asking that Minneapolis become a
member of the league next year. He argues
that Minneapolis. St Paul. Oshkosh and Du-
luth, in the north. and Peoria. Joliet Rock
ford and Quincy, III the south, would make
an excellent circuit.
The Sabbath crusaders and saloonkeepers
are still at variance, and yesterday crusader
Young swore ont four more complaints
against as many dispensers of intoxicants
These win be arraigned it is expected TODAY.
before Judge Elliott. Most of the saloons
were kept closed on Sunday through fear of
the crusaders, but there were a few which re-
named open, and accordingly did large