St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
The bank clearings yesterday were s1,9o6,

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 906,-
G6.lU.
The will of William A. James was filed for
probate yesterday. Mr.. James left an estate
worth $1,000 to his widow.
Illness among the committeeman is re
tarding the work of the convention commit
tee. Chairman George A. Bracket is one on
The sick list.
entertainment Tuesday evening, March l, at
the Iyceum theater, under the direction of
Prof. E. Anderson.
1t is now given out that the plans and esti-
Esates for remodehng the Exposition hall
will not be reddy for submission to the con-
tractors before Saturday.
Bernon h Mumford has applied for letters
of administration on the estate of his moth
er. Henrietta Mumford. who died at Roch-
ester. The estate is valued at $1,000.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian association will be held today at
2:30 .. N. in the lecture room OF the Henne-
pin avenue Methodist church.
II is announced that the Irish Americans
OF minneapolis will make no demonstration
on the 18th of March. Entertainments will
lie given in the evening by several of the
Irish societies.
Friday evening the last concert of the
senior lecture course will be given in the as
sembly hall of the North side high school.
The programme is under the charge of the
Masonic quartette.
The winners in the Peabody oratorical COZ
test NJ the Minneapolis Academy Tuesday
night were W. W. Gallup, W. c.. Crane and
r. s Newell. in the order named The prizes
were valuable books
The latest victim of the crusade is Sam
Nelson, who was arraigned in the police
court yesterday Oh complaint of W. 5. Briggs
for failing 10 keep his saloon closed OH Sun
day. He will have a hearing March 5.
a kindergarten meeting-wi be held at the
Central W. &. T. L. hall at ii South Fourth
street at 1870 o'clock in the evening of Feb.
70. There Will be appropriate readings and
addresses by teachers and preachers.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
LOUIS Johnson and Emma Holberg, Ingehert
E. Garveck ana Annie Nelson, George L.
Sherlock and Robiha X. o. Griffin, Winfield
W. Bardwell and Edith NJ. Champlin.
The congregation of Augustana church,
corner of Eleventh avenue south and Sew
enth street, contempates building belfry
10 the church and enlarging the seating ca
pscity Of the auditorium by 800 or 800.
The Master Plumbers association will give
bail at Masonic Temple Feb q. The COM
mittee on arrangements consists of Z. G..
Cauvet chairman; A. NJ. Scott, secretary; Ed
Harrington, Hugh Kelly. n. c. Hobart.
Treasurer Peterson, of Hennepin county,
wishes 10 announce that all personal taxes
not paid before the LIST OF March will become
delinquent. Persons wishing TO pay their
taxes in checks must have the checks certi-
fed.
j. W Alexander will open the discussion
ing. The question will be, do the Signs of
the Times Indicate an Approaching Social
Crisis? If So, of What Nature ana How
Eoon";
The remains of Capt Thielen have been
brought to Minneapolis from Texas, and this
morning at 10 o clock will be taken TO Hose
House No ., where they will lie in state
until p. M. when the funeral services will
be held.
The fifth annual charity ball, under the
direction of the Eighth Ward Relief associa-
ton. for the benefit of the poor of the ward,
will be given Thursday evening, Feb. %. at
Relief hall, corner Lake street and stevens
avenue.
81 C. Slater will read a paper entitled
'Theasophy, What Is 1t. Why Is 1t, " by Was
the Society OorganlZed and What Is II EX-
pected to Accomplish before The Ishwara
TheoSophlcal society at headquarters this
e7ening.
I. ). Tally, the Nicollet house clerk, leaves
today for the East to accept position be-
bind the counter OF large Chicago hostelry.
Mr.. Talty's successor behind the Nicollet
house desk is Dewitt X. Young, formerly
clerk in the Garrison house, Sioux City.
The CALIFORNIAN club is considering the adj
visibility of giving a gathering of the
Clans entertainment at one of the local the
alters in about month. This Is q Scottish
pageant that was presented successfully in
Chicago some time ago. 1t requires some 800
characters.
The calendar for the March term of the
United States court, which will open i'll Min
neapolis next Tuesday, has been issued. 1t
contains thirty-three law cases, most of them
heavy damage actions, three chancery'cases
and three law cases in which motions or de-
eisions are to be made.
At the Y. n. c. A. rooms in the Syndicate
block exercises were held last evening in
celebration OF the removal of the association
TO its new building corner Tenth street and
Mary place. The programme consisted
principally of retrospective speeches by the
older members and past officers Of the organ
xation.