St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings for yesterday were
5000, 9O2,3S.
The boy William Mayher, arrested yester-
day for stealing wheat, was sent to the re-
form school.
Rev. s. W. Sample will preach at Harmonic
hall to-day. Subject, Il" Miss Maud Ulmer
will render solo.
George KEENAN, will visit Minneapolis
early next month and deliver two illustrated
lectures on Siberia.
George Janovee yesterday Withdrew a
charge of assault and battery he made
against Thomas Keohl
Dr. Frank Burton has been appointed gen.
eral surgeon of the st. Louis road. His office
will be in Minneapolis.
William Mayher was arrested yesterday
morning, charged with stealing three sacks OF
wheat from car in the Milwaukee yards.
Ex-Traffic Manager Alexander, Of the
Great Notthern, has been appointed presi-
dent and general manager of the Eastern
Minnesota.
T, W. Emery, of this city, has invented aud
patented and improved coal and grain
chute The invention is said to be prac-
teal one.
I'D. Nicol, the saloonkeeper, decided not
to appeal against the fine of 500 imposed on
him by Judge Mahoney for keeping dlsor-
DERBY house.
Building Inspector Hazen yesterday swore
out a warrant against |. jacobson tor yiolat-
ing the building laws. Jacobson's trial is set
for Jan. 10.
plant that notorious blind pig" was being
run ON Bloomington avenue, just off Of
Franklin avenue.
Mrs Scott, of Bloomington township lost
a roll of bills amounting to 5000 on Nicollet
avenue yesterday afternoon. The loss was
reported to the police.
This afternoon the peoples meeting will
be held for the last time at Harmonic hall.
Rev. S. W. Sample will speak on u, and
Miss Maud Ulmer will sing.
Prof George Mclean gave his weekly lect-
ure Friday evening in the library building
of the lecture was English Poetry and
Prose-"
Scrap Iron Bill' has returned from four
months leeturing tour through Iowa. To-
morrow night he Will lecture at the Lake
Street NJ. E. church. Five years ago Bill
organized this church.
DR.. Frank Burton. county physician. has
been appointed general surgeon of the Min
neapolis & st. Lonis road and has just re-
turn ed from trip over the road, reorganiz-
ing the medical department
The First Scandinavian Church of Mime
secretary of state yesterday. The board of
directors are Aelmen l.. Filler, a. Anderson
Okelburg and Olaf A. Strand.
Hector Pfiaum, of La Crosse, Wis, was In
Minneapolis yesterday searching for his son
Charlie, eight years old, who disappeared
last Thursday. The father thinks the boy
got on freight train and came to Mime
apolis
Judge A. FL. Young was Yesterday ap-
pointed receiver of the bank in Litchfield of
which the late Fl. s. Branham was cashier
by Judge Pond The banks liabilities are
between $4,000 and 100000 Assets not
known.
Charles Hundstack, veteran member of
the Minneapolis fire department.. who joined
the old volunteer fire company almost eight
cen years ago, and has been in the service
ever since, is seriously i'll at his home, 815
Third street north.
John Goodnow denies that he managed the
deal by which Attorney Elliott became Judge
of the municipal court. The matter was re-
ferred to the Hennepin Delegation by Gov
Merriam, and did not originate with the state
central committee.
Louis Lebetsky, misunderstanding, un-
dersized mortal living in Northeast Minneap-
oils, was charged yesterday with being drunk
and beating his wife and children Lebetsky
had just come out of the workhouse after
doing twenty days for like offense, and
Judge Mahoney sent him back to do thirty
more.
A pleasing announcement to the public
will be the early presence in Minneapolis of
II. H. RagaD, who will deliver series of five
of his celebrated illustrated lectures The
Introductory lecture is TO be on Alaska This
is entirely new, and is attracting great deal