St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearances amounted to
5000, 1888
At the public library last Saturday 19H
books were drawn out. the largest number
Tor single day on record.
Dr. D. J. Burreu reDeated his lecture upon
ireland. the Land of Tears and Laughter,
at the Y. NJ. c. A last evening.
meeting of those interested in reciprocity
with Canada was held at the Canadian
American club rooms last evening.
Fire did 500 worth of damage to the house
Of Peter Champion. ut 1919 Eleventh avenue
southeast. yesterday morning.
\ Washington special denies that ex-Sena-
tor Gilbert A. Pierce Is in that city in quest
OF an appointment as minister to Central
America.
Sheriff Swenson has sent two deputies 10
Lake Minnetonka to arrest the parties VINO
are said TO be catching and spearing fish by
The wagon load.
Marie Wainwright tonight begins an er-
gagement for the balance of the week at the
Grand Opera house in her supurb production
OF Twelfth Night"
Fred Field was sent 20 the worzhouse for
I'VE days Yesterday. Field hauled necAties
with long wire from the window OF u fur
nIShing goods store.
1t is reported that James Clark the count
ertelter arrested in Minneapolis three years
ago and sent to Saltwater has been pardoued
by President Harrison
over 1500 women and children attended the
first matinee OF the new BijOu Opera house
and the popularity of the new schedule of
prices was clearly demonstrated.
Merchants on Hennepin avenue and the
vicinity of Fourth and Fifth streets are kick
ing because the debris ii front of the Lum-
Der exchange has not been removed.
The stock of the China Tea company
which did business at 256 First avenue south.
has been seized by \. G. Leighton on a bill
OF sale. The other creditors must sue.
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ladies' and others whose names are omitted
IN the city directory. which is being compiled
by postal carriers is nearly completed.
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Allison. of
the Minneapolis recruiting station. arrested
James LannOn. deserter from the United
states army. LannOn was taken TO Fort
smelling.
4 train 10 Lake Minnetonka Will be put
on by the Great Northern road. beginning
Saturday. IL viii leave the union depot at
D m and returning leave Spring Park at
40 a. II.
The Wisconsin and Minnesota Stave asso-
ciation has decided to fix the price of head
ing at 4S4 cents per set and oak slaves al l4
cents per set. An advance IN the price OF
barrels
The funeral of Miss Lucilla Wilkinson
daughter of Rev. William Wilkinson. viii
occur his afternoon at O'Clock from St
Andrews Episcopal church. Rev. T B.
Wells viii Otficlate.
Two good houses greeted Newton Beers
com QanY at Yesterday matinee and night
performances al Pence opera house. on
which occasion ''EnOch Arden and Lost in
London were producei.
Eighteen horses belonging to Nelson. Ten
ney Il co. became stalled yesterday on a hill
near the stocEyards While attempting to haul
through three big loads OF lumber for the
new rolling mill plant at Long Lake.
Mrs. Peter Mckernan. wife OF ex-Capt-
Nckernan. died at 9:25 o. IN. "Wednesday
ADrll - OF paralysis 1T the residence OF her
daughter % West Central street. 81 PauI
Notice Of funeral viii be given later
\ man named Oscar Fay is said to have
swindled number OF paperhangers and kali
sOmIneTs Fay took contracts for work hired
men TO do It, ana failed TO appear with their
pay yesterday morning as he agreed to DO
Manager Edwin ?. Hilton left last night for
windy chicago to secure an attraction Tor his
ever popular Pence. Should he fail tas he
wants only the besU the Pence will be dark
for the week Of April 20 only. A list of
strong combinations follow in rotation
a. / Dunsmoor mad a narrow escape from
being sandhagged as he was going home
Tuesday night. An unknown man struck at
his head. missing ii. but planted a heavy
blow on his shoulder Mr.. DunsmOor was
almost knocked down. The fellow disap-
pealed.
At the annual meeting of the Police Relief
association last evening il was reported that
moneys amounting to S2,95l.20 have been re
ceiyed during the past year and S1,045.17 dis
bursed. leaving a balance on hand of
Sl9l401. r. r. Henderson was elected
president: vice president, J. :. j. Bean: sec
retary. Fred A George: treasurer Martin
Ruerfenning; surgeon, Z. T. Gibson.
There seems to be a little trouble in the qf-
fairs OF the Ferrant->mith LithOgraphing
company, which assigned some time ago.
The state Bank Of Minneapolis has brought
an action against the concern and others 10
collect 5L5l2.0 on an old Judgment. Aside
from decision in the case. the complaint
asks that The court order an equitable distri-
button OF the effects Of the defunct concern
among the various creditors
The State university catalogue. Just issued.
shows u total enrolment OF lib students
an increase of III over last year. The senior
class numbers 81 and the freshman 1879
There are l3I students taking special courses
104 in the school of agriculture, 175 in the
classic department. 13S in the two medical
departments. 30 in the college of dentistry. $
Ill the department OF veterinary medicine
school Of practical mechanics, 3; school of
design, 30.
The twenty-tifth anniversary of the form
I ing OF the first Scandinavian Lutheran church
IN Mlnneapolis by Rev. ?. Carson was ceie-
/ brated last night at Augustana church.
Chief Henderson gave several saloonkeep-
erS another talking to yesterday.