St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were S768, $40 ca
DIR. W. w. Satterlee will lecture on the pro-
| hD!tion issues of the day at Central W. G. l.
! L. hall Tuesday night
Ex-Mayor +. c. Babb has returned from
about three months sOjourn in Florida His
| health is much improved. He saw a number
| OF the Minneapolis people who are touring
| through the South.
The groceTs' association is to hold a special
meeting tomorrow night to consider the re
| cent cut in bread and kerosene rates.
The new Minneapolis club house Will be
| open for the members two weeks from las
night. There will probably be a banquet foi
members only. II there is 10 be public re-
| cepton, it will come later.
The funeral Of the late Dr. J. W. MURRAY
will occur from the residence. HennepiI
| avenue and Ninth street. this afternoon at :
| O'Clock.
I The funeral OF the late Thomas Byrnes
will be held from his residence, 1G Third
street north, this afternoon at o'clock.
The explosion of lamp caused about S30t
! damage TO the dwelling of George H. White
! 24l6 stevens avenue, Mt 3:i6 yesterday morn
| irg ard the prompt arrival of the fire de-
| partment prevented a much more serious
| blaze.
The Minnesota Stock Exchange, recently
! incorporated has secured quarters in the
| Lumber Exchange Building for the present.
| The rooms will be ready for use next week.
| but the exchange Will not start business until
| the first of May.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| Anton Stenberg and Sarah Ransberg Nels
| Anderson and Mary katln. August kehie and
! Icephena Bennett. Fred Anderson and Ida
| A. Bergman, Bly, Pivit and Barbara Chatk,
| Stephen Jones and Marketable Smith
At the First Unitarian church this morning
| Rev. II. NJ. simmons will preach on Earth
! quakes and Their Theology"
| DR.. j. w. b. La Pierre president Of the
| TShH nhpnSnnhica1 society,"
| cago last evening to attend the theosophical
| convention as representative for the lShWara
and the willamette OF Oregon.
The first of the Raymond excursions
reached Minneapolis yesterday. About fifty
| members of il are registered at the West,
! where they viii remain over Sunday. Most
! of the excursionists came from the Eastern
states and their objective point is the Pacific
! slope.
The new buildings for the smelter at Hop
! kins are progressing rapidly. The roof will
! be completed in about two weeks when the
machinery will be put in. II Is thought that
work Will be commenced about the list Of
Jelly.
The Second Avenue South Improvement
! association has completed its organization by
the election of the following officers Will
| lam NJ Regain. president; DR.. NJ. G. Jenlson,
| vice president; w ID Van Norman. treas
urer; II. g. Haynes. secretary. and Messrs.
II. b. Higgins H. Staples, 4. +. Fisher ";
| a. f.
| j. D. lady, directors.
new lodge of the l. o. o. F. was In
! stituted at Wayzata last night A number
| of odd Fellows from the city attended.
One OF The newly appointed Fourth pre-
| cinet policemen struck Don, the big yellow
| dog belonging TO the he&dquarters fire depar t.
ment in the eye few days ago, putting it
| out Ed ThIeleu, of the fire department,
| has complained against The policeman. and
he will probably be arrested for cruelty TO
animals.
Miss Anna Josephine westin will give a
piano recital at Century hall next W ednesday
night assisted by Gustavus Johnson aud
Heinrich Hoeval. Miss Westin is acknowi-
edged 10 be one of the foremos. pianistS Of
the city.
The appearance of E. L. Danforth. formerly
| manager of the Victoria hotel, on the street
Is a sure harbinger of spring. Mr.. Danforth
is now manager of "Brightwood' - the sum-
mer resort at Litchficld on Inc shores of Lake
| Ripley. and he is in Minneapolis for the pur-
pose Of opening booking office for his re-
sort in this city. He reports the prospects
for the season as excellent.
The postmaster has arranged for placing a
mail box in the union depot, down stairs,
from which mail will be collected up to
within ten minutes of train time. This is
for the convenience of people who cannot
get their letters ready on time 10 catch the
regular collections.
The Minneapolis Floral association has de-
cided 10 hold a rose exhibit at the Lake Park
hotel, Minnetonka, in the latter part of June.
The exhibit Will probably last three days.
A telegram brings the intelligence that
Rev. Pleasant Hunter, recently called TO
Westminster chuch, has lost his eldes. son.
1t is not known whether the bereavement
will interfere with the coming of Mr.. Hunter.
Next Thursday afternoon the regular
monthly sweepstakes tournament of the
Minneapolis Gun club, the first of the year.
will be held on the range OF the club. Thirty
eighth street and Bloomington avenue. The
shooting will begin promptly al 9:30 in the
morning, and continue all day. Lunch will
be served at the club house.