St. Paul daily globe., 1891-12-29
MINNEAPOLIS .GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, ,37o,-
44O2s:
The loss by Tuesdays fire at the Big
Brighton is now estimated al 5000
There is blockade of packages at the
postofiice and those who are expecting any
are requested 10 call for them
Manager Thee /. Hays, of the Bijou, left
The city tonight for a short visit in Chicago.
He will return the last Of the week.
The unusually large number of arrests
this month. 100 more than the average, has
resulted in completely FILLING the workhOuse
A bank book bearing the imprint of the
German American bank in accOmnt with Ii.
d. Baxter, was picked up by police officer
yesterday afternoon, and can be fo' nd at the
Central lookup.
The new thirty-foot remodeled cur, which
made its trial trip last week, has been put Oh
the Bloomington line, having proved all that
was expected of II. The vehicle finds no
difficulty III rounding the curves.
he board of education will hold a special
meeting this afternoon, and after the routine
business is transacted Will discuss the South
side high school site again, 1t is likely that
some definite action will be taken.
Charles Crigo and y. II. Wixon, the fisher
men arrested Mt Lake Minnetonka for vIolat
ing the game and fish law, were tried yester-
day before Judge Elliott on five counts each.
Crigo was fined $50 ana Wixon $40.
w. f. Bedbury, manager of the Nieollet
house billiard room. whose home is at 2741
present check for 5000 on the United
States treasury, back pension due him.
Clara G. Perkins, teacher i'll the public
schools, died Saturday at IS " est Fourteenth
street. from the effects of a surgical opera
ton. The funeral was held yesterday, the
remains being taken 10 Houston for inter
ment.
The travelling men of the Northwest will
have hop New Years night. The fol-
loving committee of arrangements was
chosen Saturday afternoon: Harvey Jessup.
Frank Freer, James Mcintosh, Harry AFFORD
Gnd ii. l.. SomerVille.
Mayor Ninstonis is still confined to his home
and it is feared his Illness has developed
into an attack Of Ia grippe. There was a
slight change for the worse in his condition
yesterday, and he was compelled TO remain
in bed most of the day.
Judge William Welch will address the
Single Tax league this evening at the West
hotel on How 10 Get Back the Franchises
the People Have Given Away" After the
reading of the paDer the subject will be
open for general discussion.
Harry Huntington. an employe in the office
of the county auditor, who recently returned
from Texas states thot IvhiIe fbaTa no ,oot
the missing Fred Williams. lie had a long
talk with him, but did not know at The time
that Mathews was sought after here.
John Burke was fined Sl5 by Judge Elliott
yesterday for an assault upon John Walquist
with beer bottle. Walquist declined to buy
drink for Burke in Nelson's saloon on Sat
urday night, and Burke struck him on the
head with bottle, cutting him severely
The news comes from New York that
another lot of smuggled paintings belonging
TO Col. A. Gross has be9n seized, this time in
Gotham. They were taken from the cellar
Of Spiridon & Co. They proved to be orig
fnals, and were valued, some of them, as
high as $1,000.
The Franklin Avenue Presbyterian Sun
day school observed the Christmas anniver-
sary last even ing. There WAS an interesting
programme OF missionary exercises, with an
address by the superintendent. Hon G. e
Nanderbaugh, after which distribution of
gifts from the tree followed.
The case Of Albert A. Weese who shot
Frank Newell at Lake Harriet about a week
ago. came up i'll the municipal court yester-
day, but as Newell was still too i'll to appear,
was continued until Saturday morning.
Newells condition is slightly improved, but
he is not yet considered out of danger
The following officers Of Khurum Lodge
112, A K. and A. NJ, will be installed
Wednesday evening at the Masonic Temple
George b. Bowen, v. NJ; Z. j. Mcmahon. S.
W; l.. r. Thain, j. W.; George Wetter,
treasurer: II. j. Altnow, secretary. The in.
Btallation Will be public, following which O
musical programme will be given, supple
mented with light collation..
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Ole Z. SolberE and Bertha p. Bjouland. Will
lam c. Dietrich and Lena Busch, Aron A.
Olson and Margareta Olson, Jedakiah w
Mitchell and Alice E. Gordon. John Seller.
and Ida Wortham, Andrew Anderson and
Annie Swanson, Lewis W. Douglass and
Aanie Hamm, Arthur Schofield and Viola NJ
Kirk.
Cases of measles at GOA Seventh avenue
south, AS Seventh avenue south. 10 Twen
ueth avenue south, 1905 Twelfth avenue
north, 2l36 Third avenue south and 80 Fourth
street southeast, diphtheria n; 1904 Washing
ton avenue south, 23l5 Tenth street north
and scarlet fever at 22I Seventh avenue
northeast and 9lS Fifth avenue south were
reported at the health Office yesterday.
John Anderson, who has been living OF
Lake street. near the bridge, and who WORKED
in dairy at the corner of Forty-Third anC
Minnehaha avenues, was operated upon by
Drs. Gibson and eston at the city hospita
Sunday for strangulated hernia, and early
yesterday morning he died from the shock
Coroner Byrres has decided that an inques
is unnecessary.
Judge Elliott has been invited to addres.
the American Historical association which
conyenes at Washington today for q session
of three days, AMI IN case he can satisfactor
Jy arrange his business here will start fo
that city today Judge Elliott's topic il
"Treaty Making Under the Constitution,
and III case he cannot attend in person hi
paper will be forwarded and printed in the
official proceedings.