St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-20
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The bank clearlngS yesterday were D, Sbl.-
65 81.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, will deliver the address
at the Columbian celebration at the North
side high school tomorrow.
The bankers have decided that they viii
not observe Columbus day as body. Most
of the banks however. will close.
sam Chambers. elevator starter at The Lum-
her Exchange. WIS arrested yesterday for
non-support of his wife, Annie.
Fifteen building permits were issued yes
terday. sagregating S41.4lo and nineteen
deeds. aggregaling S3si.592 were filed.
The Italians of Minneapolis will observe
Columbus day by parade here, and then
take a trip to ST. Paul 10 join in the festivi-
ties there.
Friday. Oct q. the public library and its
branches will be epen only from to 10 p. m.
and only in the reference and reading room
departments.
Word comes from the other side that John
G. Woolley. now en- tour in England with
Lady Henry Somerset in the cause of tenn
perance. IS having phenomenal success.
The funeral service over the late James
Wheeler VIII not he held i'll Warmers under
taking rot ms as announced. but in Elks'
hail, First avenue south and Washington.
Mrs. r. L. Laugdor gave Columbus din
ner last evening. The service. the decora-
tons, the CONNECTIONS, etc. ali We're sym-
bolical of the 10 th anniversary OF the dis
covery Ct america.
A meeting Of the exposition directors was
held yesterday. at which large number of
bills were audited and ways and means 10
pay them were devised. No business Of pub
lie interest Tas transacted
BY order of the postmaster general, the
MINNEAPOLIS postofhce will be closed on Fri
day, except one hour from 10 10 O'Clock
e. m. The collection and dispatch OF mails
Will be the same as Sundays.
The MINNEAPOLIS Brewing e. Mailing COM
pany took out a building permit yesterday
Cor two story stone and brick office to cost
S10.Oto. The office Will be located at the cor
Fer of Thirteenth avenue northeast and Mar
shall street.
Michael Davis, OF Portland Me-. the boat
builder who is Overheuling the boats of The
Lurline Boat club. intends to remove the
main office for bis business from Portland TO
New York and to establish a Western branch.
lie says he may decide to plant ii in Mime
Gpolis
Another ideal impersonation of one of
Shakespeare heroines drew all audience to
The Grand last night that completely fllled
the Iheater Much Ado About Nothing"
was the play. Better Beatrice or better Bene-
dick than Miss Marlowe and Mr.. 1aber were
never seen in Minneapolis
F. A Gilbert. of the Boston Electric COM
Dany, and Charles Damrell. of the building
department of the same city. were visiting in
She city yesterday Boston has a new ordi-
nance for the prevention of the smoke nui-
hance, and the gentlemen are looking over
The devices in use in other cities.
Albert Schooner. a switchman employed
IN the Great Northern yards. was seriously
and probably fatally injured early yesterday
morning in the yards about Elevator A. He
was crushed between empty cars and thrown
under the wheels losing a leg and an arm.
He was taken TO st. Mary's hospital.
Mrs. E. A Wescott-M cClusky of Mime
spolis has entered into correspondence with
Mrs. n. L. Snow. of Nokerville, Va, relative
to the medal found on the Bull Run battle
field and inscribed sergeant Frank E. Yves
colt. Minnea polls Mrs. McCiusky had
cousin of that name in the regiment NAMED
OIL the medal.
The Operator drew two large audiences
at the Bijou yesterday. The scenic effects
Of this production are of a stupendous order
men the coming week Of the Anglo-Swe dish
comedienne, Uilic Akerstrom. Miss
Roarer, her new play, was written by her
self.