St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, $685.
24O97.
The Furniture News has issued hand
some annual number OF fifty-two pages.
The funeral of A. A. Mccain was held at
$3.50 a. m. yesterday at ST. Stephens Catho-
lie church.
During the year Is ,925 mortgages were
filed in the office of the city clerk. During
the same period 1910 mortgages were salts
fed
Rev. Milton F. Ntgus will present a paper
at the meeting Of the orthodox ministers
Monday morning. Subject, 1.-The Preacher
and the Pastor"
North Star Degree Staff, 1. o. O. F.. will
confer the second and third degrees at their
hall, IA Washington avenue north, on Tues
day evening, Jan. 6.
Prof Garland Of Boston, will address the
Single Tax League at Labor Temple next
Monday evening, and not Wednesday even
ing as heretofore announced.
A II. Phillips of Akron, o., has bought
the Brunswick hotel from E. A. Wright who
has been for some time the proprietor. Mr..
Phillips was formerly the proprietor Of the
Windsor hotel in Akron.
The fact that Art Director Smith, Of the
exposition. mas a contract with the manage
ment OF the Omaha Art association relieves
him Of all liability for the damaged picture,
''The Awakening of Spring."
The new library board will hold its first
meeting Tuesday at Ais p. m. Besides being
the regular monthly meeting this will be the
annual meeting, and officers will be elected
and annual reports received.
The first grand concert of the Harmonic So
ciety will take place Jan. IL. Prof. Stempf
is arranging a varied and excellent pro-
gramme, consisting of vocal and instrumental
solos and chorus numbers for male mixed
and children's chorus.
The board of audit went over the county
treaSurers books to see that they were in the
no n no frIrr fn hn 1nrU M 10
The board consists of Clerk of Courts C. 3.
Terrill, Auditor l.. A. Condit and Chairman
COwan of the county commissioners.
The following dividends were declared by
Minneapolis companies Jan. L: Minneap-
oils Realty company, per cent; MetropoI-
ltan bank 4 per cent, sem-annual; Farmers
and Merchants State bank, 3 per cent and
added per cent to the surplus account.
Rev. s. W. Sample will address the peoples
meeting at Harmonic hall, corner Third
street and Second avenue south, at p. m. to-
day. Subject THE Kings Business Re-
quires Haste" Those who have heard him
upon this theme pronounce it one Of his
strongest dlscourses
Mrs. Catherine Jacoby, of Massillon. O..
died Friday She was the mother of W. H.
Jacoby, the well known photographer Of
this city, and herself was very well known
here. On Sunday last she suffered a paIalytic
stroke and Mr.. Jacoby and FL. j. JacoDy, of
st. Peter. another son. were called to her bed
side. She was ninety years old.
Next Thursday evening" Jan. 8, Prof. Don
aid Downie will give an illustrated lecture
on Napoleon Bonaparte at Century hall.
Fourth street and First avenue south, under
the auspices of the Brownson Catholic club
Prof DoWnie has just finished very Gsuc-
cessful course of lectures at the Union
Square theater. New York city. The lecture
Will be preceded by an overture on the new
Century organ by Prof. III. S. Woodruff.