St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-26
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
The bank clearings yesterday were sl,in-

The bank clearings yesterday were SLIT
John H. Nichols will address the Single
Tax league tonight title West hotel Gu The
Silver Question"
Sheriff Swerson left Sunday night for
Denver, whe.e he will join his family ana so
with them 10 the coast.
The skating privilege at Lorirg park netted
the park board up to Jan. Sid+ 80, Tut the
receipts since that time have been large.
Rev Samuel Marks has been appointed
director of the Sir Moses Montefore Home
for The Aged ana Inhrm, at Cleveland. D.
Judge Hooker resumed his seat on the
bench Yesterday after his recent illness.
although by no means entirely recovered.
Judge Hicks Is still i'll.
The executive committee of the Presbyterian
alliance met yesterday at the Westminster
church, at 4:30 10 act upon some matters
connected with home missions.
Michael Kane died Saturday at his home,
IL Holden street. aged seventy-three years.
He was charter member OF the Father
Matthew society of The Immaculate Concep-
uon church.
The St Louis Hydraulic Pressed Brick COM
pany will establish large branch house i'll
the Northwest. The arrangements were made
by the Hewson herzog supply company, of
this city.
Louis Shepley. who was a deputy sheriff
for number Of years at the court house,
died yesterday morning at his home 25J2
Ninth avenue south. He will be buried
Wednesday att: 20 p. N.
Fire broke out in the Office of the North
Star Printing company on the top floor of
the Hennepin block at 4:30 Yesterday morn
ing and tor nearly an hour the tremen were
kept busy. The damage by tre and water Is
placed n S4OO.
Observer Harmon reports continued fair
weather for Minneapolis and vicinity. with
stationary temperature. The reports re-
ceived today show Il general dry aspect all
over the territory covered by this department
with no immediate prospects OF snow.
D. \. richardson. cf 700 Ninth avenue south,
was badly cut and bruised in a collision be
tween 4 buggy in which he was riding and an
electric car ut Fourth avenue sunday after
noon. The trouble YVES caused by the balk-
ing of the horse while crossing the tracks.
The case of Peter 0. Anderson against The
Minnea polls Il Eastern Railway Company is
on trial before Judge Lochren. Anderson
sues 70 recover 5000 as administrator of ..
Erickson. who was killed by the road in
question last March, undhr the Hennepin
avenue bridge.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: James II. Cotton and Maria Con-
ley, Clarence E. Slayton and Sarah J. TodG,
Grant Beal and Eva Baldorf, John CHASING
and Mary Winkler, Matias Youugren and
Emma Wicklund, August Magnussen and
Minnie VI. Larson.
The police have in custody two young wo-
men who have been living with John Wal
l6fS ana trAlk DoNlS- the DurElarS arrested
III Pat Lyons saloon a few days since. In
their possession were found several letters
which it IS proposed 10 use as evidence
against the men.
Alfred Olson, one of the last batch of
EalOOnkeepers arrested on complaint of
Walter :. Briggs Tor keeping open on Sun
day, was arranged before Judge Mahoney
yesterday, found guilty and sentenced 10 the
customaro fine of $50 or sixty days. He was
granted the usual stay or execution.
NJ,
will be held at the church guild room this
evening al o'clock. There will be q paper
by the Rev. J. J. Faude on The Persecu-
ton of Jews in Russia and Other Countries. y
followed with addresses by Hon. T. f. Davis,
DR.. j. T. Moore, A. A. Cowles and c. G. Lay
bourn.
The case of A. B. Newman as administra-
tor for Eliza Mackey for the recovery of
$1,000 for malpractice, against Drs. II. c.
Leonard and P. Nj. Hall, was brought up be-
fore Judge Hooker yesterday. The last time
the case was tried the plaintiff got a iudg-
anent for 81. The plaintiff asked for a new
trial yesterday, and the trial was granted.
The foreman of the com posing room of the
mississippi Valley LumbermaH was called
before meeting of the Typographical union
Sunday, and asked TO explain some matters
IN connection with his shop. 1t was shown
that he had transgressad the laws of the
union, and he promised to do better in the
future.
Residents on Hennepin boulevard and pat
rons of the Hennepin electric line will pre-
sent petition to the council at its next
meeting asking for better service They de-
clare the present service is abominable, and
fifteen minute service is demanded. At
present line motors run at intervals of half
an hour.
The Northurst Trade indicates that there
will re drop in Illuminating oils. 1t says
that the Standard Oil company has cut prices
in kerosene and gasoline, ard that the agree
ment of the oil companies with the Retail
Grocers' association does not cover the cut
ting in prices by the oil COMPANIES them
selves The Trade fears that the result will
be breaking down of the retailers agree
nent.
James E.'Murphy. James Quinlan, John
Bell and Patrick Nolan, who were arrested
on sunday for Eurglarizing the saloon of
Eric Lind, were arraigned i'll the municipal
court yesterday on the charge Of larceny in
the first degree. and. waving examination,
were bound over TO the grand jury in 500
bail each. The charge OF burglary will also
be lodged against them before the grand jury
Murphy was previously settled from
Minneapolis for five years for setting fire to
the residence of Mrs. Copley. and has but re-
Gently been released.