St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank cleanngs yesterday were Sl,S35,-
eS3.G2.
The Central Woman's Christian Temper
ance union Will hold monthly meeting this
afternoon.
John GOodnow pronounces the coal war
fake, but other barons confess that the story
has material foundation.
The perjury cases of Edward A. and Har-
rIet A. Stnart were yesterday postponed until
the December term of court.
Attachment proceedings were commenced
yesterday by Fred w. Bell against W. q.
Spencer on Sl13 promissory note.
The Central W. c. T. U. hold their regular
monthly meeting at O'Clock this evening
in the coffee house, 16 Fourth street south.
This evening DR.. E. F Clark will read
paper on "Whv Am l a Socialist at the
Fortnightly club in the public library build
ing.
The residents along Portland avenue pro-
test against the proposed establishment of
the Moore wood carving machine in their
midst.
Special committees on the matter of the
Detroit encampment will submit reports at
to-night's meeting of George.N. Morgrn Post
g. A. h.
A third large single condensing engine has
been placed in the street railway company's
power house, andi will be set in motion in a
few days.
1he loss on the damaged machinery in the
Milwaukee elevator has been adjusted by the
insurance men. 1t is total loss, ard the
$500 insurance will be paid.
The management Of the exposition have
indicated a willingness to contribute several
fine paintings to the press club rooms, and
merchants are ready to put in articles of fur
nituTe.
The board of education is still struggling
with the boundary line problem. The schools
in many CT the districts are SO overcrowded
that it is impossible to accommodate the
pupils that come.
The tracks for the new Monroe street car
line are nearly laid, and the work of con
structing the Second street northeast ex-
tension from Seventeenth to Twenty-ifth
street will begin this morning.
The Chess, Checker and Whist club will
endeayor to arrange a tournament with the
st. Paul club. to be played during the winter
months. Dwight Higbee. o. Ii. Briggs and
W. II. Fraser is the committee that has the
matter in charge.
W. j. Dean. chairman, and j. B. Bushnell
and D. a. Curtis. the jobbers union commit.
tee appointed 10 furnish the farmers of North
Dakota with AID TO thresh their wheat, have
issued circular letters to the people of North
Dakota on the subject
Yesterday afternoon the sheriff from Grand
Falls, Mont. left Minneapolis for that place
with Tim Healev as his prisoner. Healey is
charged with running 'fence" at Grand
Falls and was arrested here few days ago
by Detective John Hoy.
Supt. henderson has received a grateful
field, chairman of the committee on resolu-
uons, on account Of the efficiency of the po-
lice in contributing TO the success of the
German American celebration.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: A. Bergginst and Gertie
johnson, n. johnson and Gurina Paul
son, Joseph Cochran and Aggie Robert
son, John Is Gerard and Adile Depere
William c. Dobson and Blanche E. Norris
Mrs. H. e. Reeves, assistant inspector of
the W. r. c. of Minnesota. left yesterday
morning to commence her work of inspec-
ton. Yesterday she inspected j. C. Whipplc
corps, at Montrose Mimi; Friday, Colfax
corps, Dassel Mimi; Saturday, Frank Dag
eett corps, Litchheld, Mimi. She has six
corps to inspect
Frank Murray met two sociable strangers
Oh Wednesday night at the union depot,
when he aiighted from the Fergus Falls
train. The men. he says, piloted him along
First avenue south until between High and
First streets, when they generously knocked
him down ana filched $500 from him. The
police are diagnosing the case.
Three boys Nike Layman, George Burnett
and John Ehhnger, were arraigned before
Judge Elliott OH the charge of larceny yes
terday and discharged on account of the ab-
Soiute want of evidence. They were arrested
while playing cards in a barn in the rear of
the Bijou theater, from which the goods
were claimed to have been stolen.
Prof. O. V. Tousley, Rev. DR.. Smith Baker.
Prof. II; P. ,Judson, Rev. Dr.. j. $. Black.
IL.
Merrill, Rev. Wallace Buttrick and Rev. Fl.
ii. French and several others will contribute
10 the pleasures of the First Baptist church
Entertainment TO be given Tuesday night.
They will give five-minute addresses
OF all the officials who have dispensed the
hospitalities of shingle creek to the MANY
guests who have been recommended by
Judges Elliott and Mahoney Assistant SUPER
intendent Whalen will, it is said, alone re-
main. Supt. West and his aids will be re-
moved. so fumor claims, and new set of Of
hcers will be substituted.
Miss Evers, of Stanley hall, 10 East Seven
teenlh street, has issued invitations to two
lectures by Miss Chaffee, to be given at
0 clock Friday and Saturday afternoons.
Through her hospitality the advantages of
these lectures are extended to all who de-
sire to hear them. Subjects. artistic Dress
and "a Fine Lady, or the Great Codes of
Courtesy"
j. L. Hort has received cablegram an
pouncing the death of his brother. Rev. O.
c. Hjort. in Liverpool Eng. hospital. The
reverend gentleman was pastor of the SYNOD
church, Chicago, and one of the results of
the influenza, which he had year ago and
more. was consumption of the lungs, which
he went abroad In the hope of curing. At
the time of his death he was on his way back
TO America.