St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-19

this afternoon. at the residence of his par
ents, ,i5 Eighth street southeast.
The clock men will not attempt TO re-
open. They now understand the attitude of
the administration toward their bus mess.
The CLOCKS have been returned TO their
owners.
The Oliver P. Morton Post c. A R. haze
postponed their memorial service in memory
OF cen. sherman and Admiral Porter 10 q
future date. notice of which VIII be gwen
through the press
Frank Smith, who lives at Twenty eighth
avenue south ard Lake street, fell in a nj
near me south SIDE police station yesterday
AFTERNOON. lie was taken into the station
lie recovered later on. and went home.
Gus Nelson and Albert Olson, rival hotel
runners, came to blows over DOssi Bile
customer Yesterday They were fined so
each and lectured by Judge MahOnev. He
warned them that they were becoming a
nuisance.
The funeral of Genevieve O'Conneu. of
~ Eighteenth avenue south, occurred yes
Terday afternoon from the Holy Rosary
chuTcn- There was q large attendance Of
friends and relatives. The interment TOOK
place at ST. Nary cemetery.
The last of Il series of medical lectures
before the Young Men Christian association
viii be delivered by DR.. Frank Burton this
evening At . clock IN the Syndicate block.
1hIs lecture, on u es and Abuses of the
BODY. promises to be one of the most inter-
esIng OF the entire course.
James Mcmillan has decided to build the
bank building which he has had under con
temDIaIlOn Tor Il long time Id will be To-
Gated at the corner OF First avenue north
and SecOud street. The Peoples bank is
uAely 10 remove TO the new building. which
VIII BE III the commission district
James Mcmillan, who owns the lot on Sec
ond street ana First avenue north. oDDosile
the ola HarmOnia hail. announces his fnten-
lOn OF erecting handsome business block
on that site, which is now occupied by frame
buildings. The building Will probably be &C.
cupled by commission houses.
zzThe friends of Emil johnson. the Great
Northern emplOye. recently assaulted by an
Omaha sWItchman. are indignant at the
charge that he was stealing coupling links
ana pins when the trouble occurred. They
VOucn Tor MS honesty. ana say ne was SimDiV
assisting in coupling cars which should have
been coupled by the Omaha men.
i mass meeting OF Christian Endeavor
societies, which was largely attended. was
held last evening at the hennepin NJ T.
church al which the committees appointed to
work up the preHmlnarles tor the holding OF
the national convention here in June re-
ported thelr progress. Great activity and
enthusiasm III the work was shown.
The Spiritualists ana Liberals of the state
ana Northwest are called TO meet III conven-
ton IN this city ON the 18th, 3Jth and 3lst of
this month at Dad Fellows hall No l. and
II Washington avenue north. Prominent
speakers from abroad viii be in attendance
Many prominent Spiritualists ana Liberals
from the state and Northwest Will also be
present.
The city clerk has had printed in attractive
form, suitable for framing, the council reso-
luton OF thanks that was adopted after the
return from Montreal ana Ottawa. The res
oiutlon has been signed by the president of
the council, the mayor and the clerk and
viii be sent To the city officials Of the towns
that were visited, and to the railway people
who furnished the transportation
The East side gentlemen who are agitaung
the question Of an electric line ana wild
ened street 10 the stockyards held another
meeting Tuesday afternoon. but adjourned
for two weeks without ACCOMPLISHING any
thing. A difficulty has presented itself. two
property owners near the city limits demand
ing damages The projectors OF the scheme
claim that their land viii be benefited rather
than damaged If the city can be induced TO
pay the damages, amounting 10 about $1,000
the work Will proceed.
DR.. Johnston Il. Irvine living at GO East
Fifteenth street. died very suddenly at I
clock yesterday morning. He got ont of
bed few minutes before that hour 10 get a
drink OF water. and while in the act of
drinking fell 10 the floor IL an unconscious
cOndluOn, dying almost immediately He
was IN good health yesterday. and was at his
office during hours as usual. A posmOrtem
examination will De held TO determine the
exact cause OF death, although il is believed
10 nave Deen some form OF heart disease.