St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, no.
RO3.O5.
Rev. O. II. Tiffany will lecture at the cen
trail Y. NJ. c. A rooms this evening on IAN
Evening With Washington Irving
Bert Eastman was fined $l5 yesterday for
striking Charles Shipman with wagon
stake Both of the men are teamsters.
Victor Heath, who was shot by Tapping,
was cut yesterday for the first time since the
shooting. Tapping has not been heard from.
Mrs. B. f. Stair, honsekeeper of the st.
James hotel, who died suddenly of apopleXy
Monday, will be buried from Gethsemane
Episcopal church to- day.
The sinking fund commission of the city
has decided TO substitute registered bonds in
place Of coupons in order to secure the city
against loss in case bonds should be stolen.
John Murray, switchmap, had his left
arm broken yesterday morning in the yards
of the Northern Pacific, near Plymouth
avenue. He was taken TO 81. BaTnabas nos
pital.
The macaroni factory is fast nearing COM
pletion. 7 he roof is now being put on, and
when that portion of the building is com
plete The work of putting in the fittings Will
be begun.
The quarterly meeting of the Minneapolis
branch Of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Methodist church, will be held
in Centenary church to day, beginning at
$3.50 a. IN.
There will be a temperance meeting at the
coffee house, l6 Fourteenth street south, this
evening. The extension of the patrol limits
will be discussed. The jubilee singers will
be present
A state farmers institute will be held at
Excelsior, Jan. 10 and II, with three SEES
glons each day. Supt. o. c. Gregg and his
corps of practical agricultural instructors
will be present.
The ski tournament. which was to have
been held at Ishpeming, Mich, has been
postponed TO Feb. for want of sufficient
snow. 1t was originally intended 10 have the
meeting on Jan. 80
Arrangements are now being made by the
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts for their
annual art reception, which will take place
AT an early date. The society will also con-
tribute Ia the art department of the worlds
fair.
A conference of Friendly Visitors will be
held Thursday afternoon III the rooms of the
Associated Charities, in the Rochester block.
The object of the meeting Is 10 devise some
method of providing employment for the
citv's poor and TO make them self sustaining.
Secretary George D. Holt. of the associ-
Rted charities, will take charge of the two
little girls belonging to Mrs. Nobel, of Fish
alley. Sergt. Kirkhsm will make the com
plant at once. The girls are four and eight
years of age, and their names are Emma aud
Dora.
DR.. Byrnes. coroner, was yesterday called
the cause of the death of a little child of ). G.
Stevenson. There was no medical attendance,
and the coroner must make an examination
before the body can be buried. The death
was natural
The grand union of the E. A. U. holds it's
annual session in the hall, corner Twenty
Sixth street and Nicolet avenue, to-day. In
the evening Minnehaha union will banquet
the grand union, and later exemplify the
work, which will be done by the ladies' de-
gree staff.
Maj, Norton, formerly private secretary to
Mayor Babb and secretary of the police com
mission, has been appointed the travelling
passenger agent of The Minneapolis d ST.
Louis railroad. The major is a capable
business man and qualified TO do good ser
vice in his new position
Charles Messenger yesterday pettoned the
municipal court to send his son Charles, a
lad of twelve years, to the reform school
The petition was granted, and late yesterday
afternoon the boy was committed 20 that in
stitution. Charles is said to be very dis
obedient and unruly youngster.
C. +. Brame denies the statement made by
City Clerk Altnow that he (Brame) insisted
upon having Constable Reidell serve a writ
of execution from the municipal court be-
cause he wanted to wipe out a debt He
says that he is simply acting as attorney for
the party applying for the writ of manda-
mus. and has NJ more interest in the matter
than any attorney would have for the best in
terests of his client
Alta regular meeting of Union Encamp-
ment No ID, l. O. Q. F., at 2 Washington
avenue north. the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year by District Dep
uty Grand Patriarch T. A. Woodward with q
delegation of grand officers: c. p, d. A.
Studabader; II. p, DR.. r. F. Lynch; s. w,
S. +. Force; j. W., J. Y. CHANGER; scribe.
Fred Warham; treasurer, A. W. Scott. Dr..
r. f. Lynch was elected as representative to
the grand encampment