St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-21
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

A carpenter shop at 29o3 Garfield avenue
was damaged by fire yesterday afternoon to
the extent of several hundred dollars
Some of the jewelry which was recently
stolen from the store of Vincent Bryant In
81. Paul, was recovered at Lehman's pawn
shop on Washington avenue south.
Isaac McAllister. of 1928 Sixteenth avenue
South, died Monday night. The funeral will
occur This afternoon at O'Clock. McAllister
was member of Urbana Commandery 16,
knights Templar.
Harmonic hall will hardly contain the
audience that will honor John Sweetman
with their presence Thursday evening TO in
spire him with enthusiasm for the cause of
Irish home rule
AT the weather Office it is given out that
me cold wave is moving eastward, and that
the weather in Minneapolis today will be
fair and warmer The coolest temperature
reached in Minneapolis yesterday was deg
below zero.
The Minneapolis Camera club has been
admitted to membership in the American
Lantern Slide Interchange composed of he
pest camera clubs IN America. The clubs
make up sets of lantern slides and pass them
around for exhibition
The green goods men are flooding the city
again with their papers and correspondence.
The latest TO receive a bundle is E. W. Ar
nell. of Hopkins. He brought the circulars
with him TO the city yesterday and turned
them over to the inspectors of police.
A meeting of the French Papineau club
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President j. II. Rushford,
trst vice president, Joseph Consneau; sec
ond vice president, David Gaguon: secretary,
4. d. kainville; treasurer, j. Baillerggeon.
Anoka parties dispute W. o. Halls state
ment that he Is not negotiating for manufact
uring sites along the Mississippi in the vicin-
ity of Coon creek. Hall is said to have rep
resented that English capitalists would build
q dam and that the mills WOuld move I'D the
river.
Articles of incorporation of The H.Poehler
Company were filed yesterday. The capital
stock is placed at S150, 900, ana the company
will do general business in farm produce.
The incorporators are Henry Poehler, George
A Duvigneaud, Alvin II. Poehler and Charles
+. POehler
The Phoenix Laundry and Supply Manu-
featuring company has filed articles of in
corporation. The capital stock is $4,000
and the company VIII manufacture soap,
starch and do a general laundry business
The incorporates are Julius j. Heinrich,
George E. LedgerWoOd and Jacob Rauen.
The Minneapolis Harmonic Singing society
has elected the following officers for the year
1888; DR.. F. A. HuXmann, president; Ed
mund Eichhorn, vice president; Claus Ruy.
ter. recording secretary: c. H. Berg financial
secretary; c. H. Altherr treasurer; Ernst
Schubert, marshal; Edwin Arch, member of
finance committee.
Branch library delivery stations have been
established at Nieollet avenue and Thirty
hrst street Bloomington and Lake street.
and Central avenue and Twenty-ffth street
northeast. and are i'll working order. The
patronage is on the increase, and the others
will be established as soon as these have been
thoroughly tested and the working of them
har proven satisfactory. The Central library
building will be closed at o'clock Christmas
eve, and will not be open Monday