St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 1876,

The bank clearings yesterday were 81 ,136,
7224.44
Judge Elliott is presiding over the criminal
cases in the municipal court this month.
During January the receipts for the civil
branch of the municipal court were S206.60;
tor the criminal. 1882. 40.
Rev. Wayland Hoyt lectures this evening
at the central Y. NJ. c. A. rooms upon some
Lessons From Great Life
Thefts of hats. overcoats, etc. from the
public library are reported to be numerous.
owing to the fact that no cloak room is pro-
vlded.
Claude Madden's violin recital announced
for this evening at the West hotel. will be in
definitely postponed owing to the severe i'll
ness of Mr.. Madden.
The body OF f. E. Edgerly, who was killed
in the woods last Saturday, will be buried
this afternoon from the residence of his
father, 250S First avenue south. lnterment in
Lakewood cemetery.
The special council committee viii prob
ably meet on tomorrow afternoon to discuss
AID Lars N. Rand's eight-hour resolution.
1t is believed the committee will recommend
SIZE for ten hours work.
EDuring January there were fifty-seven fire
alarms III Minneapolis, fourteen OF them
still alarms The total damage to buildings
was 81, 1850; insurance, S2,53250. Loss,
contents, $4,000; insurance, sos. $50.
Miss Gunda Thoreson will be put in charg
of the Norwegian Lutheran Deaconesses'
Home, at 273l Hennepin auenue, during the
absence of Sister Elizabeth, who has been
granted year leave of absence because of
Ill health.
The state encampment of Odd Fellows will
be held ut the rooms of Union encampment,
Il Washington avenue north, beginning
Tuesday next. The business session will
probably occupy two days and close with an
entertainment by the local lodges.
Tho remains nf ~ Rakar SpnrntNrV
and manager of the Minneapolis branch Of
the Moline, Milburn Il Stoddard implement
house who died Sunday morning at his resi-
denee 59S Seventh street south, from dlph-
iberia, were yesterday sent East for inter-
ment.
The Rector's Aid Society of st. Andrew $
Episcopal Church will give supper, concert
and dramatic entertainment FRIDAY evening
at kistler's hall, corner LyEdale and Sixth
avenues north. Miss Josephine Jennings,
Herr Clarence Strachauer and others appear
il the programme.
The funeral of Rev. n. d. Tanning oc-
CURED at 30 p. IN. yesterday from the de
ceased's late residence, at 1l01 Logan ave
nue. north. The remains were buried at
Lakewood cemetery. The Oak Park COngre-
gational church took charge OF the funeral
arrangements.
The committee having charge of the ar
engagements for the national Y. Z. >. G. r..
convention of 1891 has decided TO issue
monthly bulletins containing announcements
regarding the convention. John :. Hughes
Will be the editor.
Special Agent Grant of the census depart
ment has very nearly completed his work,
the final clearing up TO lie done in about a
week. He will be engaged some time III pre-
pairing directory of the Minneapolis post
Office now being made under the direction
of Postmaster Haze.
The court house commission met yesterday
morning to pass on warrants. President
Clough was absent leaving one short OF a
Quorum. but the members present passed on
the warrants, and they will 90 TO the presi-
dent TO sign. The treasurer reported SCI on
hand The board will need $4,000 to pay
present contracts made aud II will then have
S245, C01 on the present ponds authorized.
There were sixty three applicants for gov
ornamental positions at The civil service eX'
animation held at the federal building yes
terday Forty-seven want positions as mai
carriers, fourteen would like clerkships, ope
is after promotion i'll the railway mail service
and one is after a junior cierkshlp. The
next examination will be held in March.
The Hebrew congregation of Minneapolis
Schocrah Tof. seekers of the good has filed
articles of incorporation with the secretary
of state. tue incorporators being h. Bernstein
president; j. Skoll, secretary; and A.. Buch
man, K. Rees, Isaac We'll, |. Rosentield and
:. Sagelbaum, trustees. The BOnner-Fair
weather company, of Minneapolis, filed
amended articles of incorporation, changing
the name Of the concern to the Bonner Com
miss on company.
The committee having in charge the ar
engagements for the proposed celebration
under the auspices of the Union league, il
houor of Lincoln, announce that the celebra
ton will occur on the evening of the 12tf
inst, and thai President NOrthrop, William
H. Eustis Robert d. Russell, Rev. NJ. FALL
tijertsen. William Il. Morris and Hon. join
D. Smith will be the speakers. The celebra
ton w i'll be at the league club rooms.