St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Richard Stone, the man who stole seven
pairs of pants from the store of j. II. Thomp-
son, was sent 10 the workbouse for sixty
days.
inland mission at Banza Manteka. Congo
Free State will speak at the Oliyet Baptist
church Tuesday evening.
The bank clearings yesterday were $685.
sDS.S3, and for the week, s., 5,52S.91, as
against S3,S65 .62 the same week last year,
all increase of 40 per cent.
Secretary Hart reported yesterday favora
bic inspection of the new station home i'll
Minneapolis and of the poor house. which is
said TO be one of the best kept in the state.
The municipal court has granted stay
until Jan. 70 in the case of Jacob Levy, found
guilty of working the brass watch racket,
on a stranger. II is probable the appeal Will
not be taken.
The next game of whist between the ST.
Paul and Minneapolis clubs takes place at
the rooms of the Minneapolis club Saturday
evening All lovers of the game are invited
10 drop in and witness the contest.
Mayor Winston and the council committee
on legislation went over to st. Paul yesterday
TO confer with the Hennepin delegation con-
ceIning certain proposed legislation as shall
give the council power to take action regard
ing certain Minneapolis institution.
This evening at o'clock the directors OF
the Police Relief association will hold a
meeting at the city hall TO fix the date for the
grand benefit ball soon to be given by the
department. 1t is as yet undecided whether
10 hold it just before or just after Lent.
At the meeting of the Presbyterian alliance
next Tuesday evening at Westminster church
the subject will be Minneapolis Fair City
Ezra Farnsworth Jr. will speak of the city's
park system; Mrs S. B. Williams of the pub
lie library; Prof. d. l.. Kiehle, of the public
schools and Rev. W. NJ. kincaid of the
churches of the city.
The examination of Charles Fredericks,th
bartender who assaulted the hack driver,
Dennis Finn, in Nichols saloon not long ago
and nearly killed him, was called yesterday
before Judge Mahoney in the municipal
court. Finn was in court. and to-day was
the first time he had been out since the
atfray.
Brig. Gen. Robert Stratton, assisted by Col.
F. A. Woodland and Maj. G. ". Bertram, of
Minneapolis, and Maj. NJ. Carrier and Capt.
NJ. Kost, of st. Paul, instituted new canton,
Patriarchs Militant, !. o. O. F., at Tenth and
Washington avenues north last evening.
Cantons from st. Paul and Fort Smelling, and
the eantons of this city were present. An
elaborate banquet was served.
Anthony Kelly continues to improve, and
the fear that he will be permanently crippled
as result of the runaway accident is no
longer entertained. The doctors are some
what uneasy lest rheumatism should set in,
for this would interfere with his rapid recov-
cry. IL is expected he will be we'll enough TO
be brought home in about five weeks
The funeral of Benjamin f. Brown, the
pioneer citizen who died Thursday morning,
will be held this morning from the residence,
$40 East Thirty-third street. Mr.. Brown was
one of the first settlers of st. Anthony, and
had lived here most of the time since 1852
For years he was in the lumber business. BE
was the first marshal of the then territory of
Minnesota and the first police officer in ST.
Anthony. He leaves wife and ten children,
and lacked two months of being seventy
years of age.
p. f. Lanes son Willie five years old, sus-
tanned q terrible injury while playing on the
ice on Hoags lake Thursday afternoon. AS
the hoy was sliding along on the ice his wrist
caught in wire which was frozen into the
Ice fast The flesh was badly cut and torn
and one OF the bones was broken. The little
fellow was carried home and two physicians
worked over an hour TO get his member into
shape to heal without giving him stiff
wrist.
Rev. Henry Richards, who has spent twelve
years as a Baptist missionary on the Congo,
will speak in the FIRST church, Minneapolis,
next Sunday morning, and in St Paul, First
church, i'll the evening of the same day; Mon
day evening in The Swedish Baptist church;
Tuesday evening, Central, and Wednesday
evening at the Woodland Park church, ST
Paul. On Friday evening, Jan. ~, he will
speak in the auditorium of the Pillsbury
academy OWatOnna.