St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,607,
s76.4S.
The funeral of the late Edward Russell
was held yesterday from his residence, 262g
Pleasant avenue
Patroman A. J. Stuart, against whom
charges of drunkenness were preferred, re-
signed yesterday morning.
T. :. Ryan, member of the fire depart
ment leaves this morning for a months
visit among relatives at DEBORAH, 10.
The body of Choate A. Bartlett lay in state
yesterday at Warmers undertaking rooms. II
viii be taken to Beloit for interment tonight
Judge Canty will deliver his "Self-Made
Men lecture again next Monday evening to
the ST. Anthony crusaders at st. Anthony of
Padua hall.
The following telegram has been received
at the local office from the chiet of the
weather bureau at Washington: Hoist the
cold wave signal The temperature will fall
TO about % deg. by Tuesday.
Mrs. Bradley Phillips. wife Of Rev. Bradley
Phillips died suddenly Sunday afternoon at
$3.50, after a long illness. Consumption,
brought on by a severe attack of la grippe
two years ago. was the immediate cause.
George Waltz. formerly connected with the
National Building and Loan association, mar
rowly escaped asphyXiation in Chicago
apartment house recently. The physicians
had to work forty eight hours to save him.
Mrs Harriet Jones died suddenly al her
residence, 507 Fourth street south, Saturday.
at the age Of eighty five years. She is said to
be the oldest cOlOred woman in Minneapolis,
and has been q resident Of the city thirty-siX
years.
The Christmas number of the Svenska
AmerlKenski Poster is just out, and presents
TO It's readers twenty four pages OF illustrated
reading. II is the largest and handsomest
Swedish paper ever published i'll the North
west.
Judge Canty has decided the divorce case
OF Ada Leigh against Leonard Leigh in favor
OF the plaintiff. The parties were married in
JolI and the husband deserted the wife in
1884. Mrs. Leigh gets the custody OF their
twelyeyearo Old son.
The semi-annnal meeting Of the Hibernian
Rifles was held sunday. ana the following
officers were elected: NJ Whalan. captain;
Il. Stack. first lieutenant: George Turner,
second lieutenant; John O'Brien. treasurer,
ana Edward +. Hoy, secretary.
Tonight in the lecture room of Westmin-
ster church, W. F. Bischoff. Il reformed
dr9inkard and ex-gambler. Will relate the
story of his life. The meeting is under the
auspices Of the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, and is announced for men only.
The Sub Treasury Plan will lie the sub
Ject for discussion al the meeting Of the Sin
gle Tax league This evening. Jonas Howe
VIII open the exercises with a paper Outlln-
Ing the plan and the benefits to be derived
from It. The league meets az the West
hotel.
Lieut Ed G. Falk. who has recently been
appointed inspector of rife practice of the
First regiment, was last night presented with
complete uniform and very handsome
sword by the members of Company A. of
which he has been member for the past
nine years.
John Kelly. who enjoys the doubtful dis
tiuctiOn of having been the first person SEN
fenced to the Minneapolis workhouse, and
who has, since the establishment of that in
stituuOn, served 100 separate sentences. was
sent out again yesterday on the old charge Of
drunkenness.
70 IF ola IL IN,
Grating department of the 500 road. has
shown signs OF mental alteration of late.
and on Friday Mr.. Scott took her TO the
home of her parents near Chicago. Her hal
lucinatiOn is that one is pursuing her with
evil intentions.
Marriage licenses were issued to Oscar
Lindquist and Thiida &. Sherman. Edward
EdmOndS and Olga johnson. Irwin W Russ
and Mary E. Cook. Edward P. Tollberg and
Elsie Strombeck, William Schupp and Anna
NJ Higgins, Anton Kracht and Magdalena
Rehl, Ole :. Oleson and Emma Swanson.
At the morning service Of All Souls church
the board OF trustees stated that $500 OF in
debtedness has been paid this year and it
needed but S4C0 more to pay off all floating
Indebtedness. I he amount was raised in
ten minutes. The church IS now in a better
financial condition than it has been for sew
eral years.
David Douglas, recently president and gen.
eral manager Of the savannah (Ga.) Gaslight
company, has recently become genera. super
w.
Mr.. Douglas viii have charge of the manu-
facture and distribution OF the gas. The
Office IS new one, created to relieve the
other officials.
Cases of measles at 1886 Park avenue, 1920
Ninth street south, 2022 Nineteenth avenue
south and 1l4S Emerson avenue north; scar
let fever at 2003 Twenty-first avenue north
%513 Taylor street northeast and 1923 Tween
tieth avenue nOrth.and scarletina q 1406 Sec
Ond street north, were reported at the health
office YESTERDAY.
1t is claimed that the Willford & Northway
Manufacturing company will not really move
10 Jordan. The people of Jordan offered the
company big bonus TO put UP plant there
and that will be done. The plant will be run
in connection with the Minnea polls concern,
and all The goods will be handled through the
Minneapolis office.
William Kenney driver OF No. Il hose, and
brother OF Peter kenney assistant chief of
the fire department. died early Sunday morn
ing al his nome, 2104 seventeenth avenue
south. a detail of fremea Will attend the
funeral, which VIII be held this afternoon
frCm Holy Rosary church. He was a mem
Der Of the old volunteer department.
The Bethesda Baptist church fair began
last night at Century music hall. 1t promises
10 be the most pTetentlOus and successful
affair Of the kind ever held by the colored
people OF The city. f new ana original pro-
gramme Will be gwen every evening this
week. The proceeds VIII all 90 to the fund
Tor completing the new church building on
Eighth street, near Eleventh avenue south.
Choate A. Bartlett. who died as the result
OF an accident at Duluth a few days ago, was
prominent in the Union League he had
been secretary OF the club for several years.
The news of his death was great shock to
the Union Leaguers. Yesterday his BODY was
brought 10 Minneapolis and taken 10 the
Union Lea ue rooms There IL lay in state
all day. Last evening ii was taken 10 Beloit.
Wis, for burial The Union League met last
evening ana passed appropriate resolutions.