St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were 1878,
s4367.
There will be q meeting of the Press club
at the Tribune editorial rooms. Saturday, at
o'clock.
The regular meeting of Zwhrah's Ladies'
society Will be held in their room at Masonic
Temple this evening.
Sidewalk Inspector De Harven is in for it
again. He will probably resign to-day If
not II Is said he will probably be dismissed.
Miss Sue J. Hail. matron OF the Woman's
boarding home on Sixth street south. died
at lSl6 Portland avenue Wednesday morning.
The funeral of Fred A. Cobb. who died at
4l0 Madison street northeast, will take place
at {: o CLOCK this afternoon from the family
residence.
Judge Canty has written a letter to
friend in this city in which he requests his
friends to abstain from any demonstration OH
his return.
James Kellegher. the East-sider arrested
"Wednesday night for stealing $50 from Will
lam Dickinson, was discharged in the mu-
nclpal count yesterday.
The Henrietta. new European hotel at
cd FIRST avenue souIh, will be opened 10 the
public Saturday evening. Robert Bader and
George +. Kent are the prOprietorS.
The New England association lust iucor-
Porated by j. NJ. Bartlett l.. F. Menage and
j. q. Plant, Will assist new concerns TO locate
IN minneapolis, by erecting buildings de-
sired
c. J. Meggison, the young man arrested for
stealing 500 from the Century Piano com
pany, was bound over to the grand jury yes
terday. Meggison says he took the money as
a joke.
Officer Tatro, of the s. P. C. A. compelled
tne driver OF car on the Bloomington ana
Skin avenue north line 10 unhitch the
horses and stable them yesterday. One horse
was sick
Travelling men are invited 10 meet with the
committee Oh The travelling mems picnic
Question. at the Windsor hotel, Minneapolis.
April -, Saturday, TO decide when and where
10 have the three days rest this summer.
DR.. E. 5. Kelley made a post-mortem exam
lnallOn yesterday Ill the case OF Louis Ander-
son, the laborer who dropped dead yesterday
afternoon IN the lumber yard at the corner of
Ienth avenue southeast and Sibley street.
Death was due to heart failure
As the sewer OH the boulevard will not
De finished in time TO begin work there first
as expected, the East SIDE lines will be put
IN hrst 1t is also announced that all First
avenue cars will soon be run out 10 Lake
Calnoun, and every third car to Lake IIai-
riet.
Mrs. j. T. Morrow, editor of the illus a or
OF the international Bible lessons, is an
nounced TO give series of eXpoSiuons of
the Sunday school lessons. i'll the chapel of
the Central Baptist church, this city, on each
FRIDAY evening, beginning this week.
At meeting of the business mems union
1t was decided to alter the phraseology of
IHe Terms OF agreement under which sub
scrfptions are 10 he solicited for funds to aid
Ill establishing and encouraging manufac-
turing enterprises so as not TO limit the total
amount to be raised to 100000
Ole johnson, now in the county Jail await.
ing the action of the grand jury OIL the
charge OF burglary. resents the statements
made that he has been an old Jail bird
and denies that he was ever sentenced to CT
served time at either Saltwater or Waupun
or that he has ever been arrested before on
any charge.
oscar GuStafson was sent to the Workhouse
a few days ago TOR turning Il hired horse loose
III The streets instead of returning him TO the
owner. Guslafson will be rearrested when
he comes out for over driving the horse
Another young man, Il chum of Gustafsons
did the same thing with horse belonging TO
Kellie d McKinnon
s1The Ladies Aid Society of Gethsemane
have elected the following officers: Presl-
dent eX-officio, Rev j. J. Faude: first vice
president, Mrs. ". E. Jones; second vice
president, Mrs w. +. Meader; secretary, NJ s
A. G. Weeks; treasurer, Miss Mary Abraham :;
treasurer of mite chests, Mrs. Charles II.
Peake; executive committee, Mesdames
Hoyt. Davis, Jacoby, Riegel, Peake, Ed
monds, Smith, Taylor
the checks that were issued on faith to
pay certain debts of the Missionary Training