St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-17
MINNEAPOLIS.
M,SNEAPoL1e GnoEULEs.

Augustus II. Runge late CHEF of the
fire department, denies the report that
he is going TO locate i'll Omaha.
The Germania bank held its annual
meeting Yesterday and reelected the
OLD officers. There was no change III the
board.
Bread Inspector Parry passed a salts
factory examination yesterday morn
ing, and will soon enter upon his duties
in that capacity.
A street car, No. l39, of the First
avenue line, was destroyed by fire III
the companys yards at Thlrty-thlrd
street. last night.
Miss Kate butcher, of st. Paul, will
on Friday evening next entertain the
senior class from the university at the
Metropolitan hotel.
The meeting of the Hennepin County
Teachers association is set for Jan. 20
at 10 a. m. An interesting programme
has Oeen arranged for.
On Friday evening next will accur at
the Masonic Temple The last OF the
series of Eastern Star dances. They
have been quite popular.
Mayor Pratt is adopting eX-Mayor
Eustis' investigating policy has
begun an investigation into the Quinlan-
King imbrcglio of Monday night
The Evans block, ON NicoIlet avenue,
the property of DR.. O. j. Evans, was
sold 10 William Deering, of Chicago,
yesterday. The price was 100000
Rev. j. NJ Shutter examined Harry
Richardson. a candidate Tor vacancy
at Albert Lea, yesterday afternoon.
The applicant will be recommended Tor
ordination.
Emily Bancker and her comedy COM
pany opened 4 short engagement at the
Grand last night in the farce comedy
"Our Flat" i'll which she displays great
cleyermess.
q. W. Reid. who died at his resi-
demce, ITO Western avenue, on Tues
day night, was formerly 4 resident or
ST. Paul. He was Il Mason and htty>
SIX years old.
"A Railroad Ticket" is on the boards
for next week at the Bijou. The COM
pany is said to lie a particularly strong
one and includes the dancing artists.
the De FORESTS.
Mrs. Claus 4. BliXt has issued let
ter TO the Scandinavian papers OF the
Northwest. in which she admits that
her husband killed Miss Cling, but says
he was under the influence of Hay
ward.
The health inspector recently found
number Of dead hogs IN the woods adj
iacent to keegau's lake, covered up by
brush. The department reports con-
siderable disease among the hogs re-
Gently.
a blaze which started in the laundry
at the Home Of the Good Shepherd yes
terday morning, caused by the upset
ting of 4 lamp. entai!ed a loss of $500.
Prompt arrival OF the department saved
adjoining property.
The report of President T. B. Lowry,
of HE public library, has been made
public. Among the recommendations
mentioned is one fayOrng the extension
Of branch libraries and the addition OF
a larger assortment of books.
A public meeting of the Rational
Dress league was held last night at the
residence of Mrs. Dr. Ripley. Several
very interesting papers were read and
discussed, among them one by Mrs. E.
A. Beals on DRESS Reform" which
was well received.
There is some talk of the formation of
state trap association, to be composed
of all the gun clubs in the state. it is
also proposed that the st. Paul and
Minneapolis Gun clubs consolidate. the
purpose being TO hold annual tourna-
ments at Midway.
John White, coIored. and Harry In
gram, two prisoners, were severely in
iured at the WorkhOuSe Tuesday mOrn-
ing by premature blast while working
at the quarry. White had two fingers
and part of the right hand blown off.
while Ingram's left arm was wrenched
and his face badly mutilated.
Miss Margaret Churchill, formerly all
employe of the st. Paul post office, was
married Tuesday morning To Frank
Brown. also of St. Paul. The ceremony
took place in holy Rosary church, and
Rev. Father BOOmer otficiated. Mr..
and MrS, Brown left yesterday after
noon for short bridal trip.
Officers of the Minneapolis Clearing
House association elected at the an
nual meeting Tuesday are as follows:
President. J. L. Wyman; vice presi-
dent NJ. A. Werner; manager, Perry
Harrison: clearing house committee,
j. w. Raymond, F. NJ. Pierce, S. A.
Harris and f. - Chamberlain.
Tonight at Century hall will occur
the benefit entertainment for the Debs
defense fund. The features Of the even.
Ing will be recitation by Miss Meri-
dan. vocal solo by Mrs. Evans, songs by
the NasserZier family, and a recitation
by Harry W. Bradbury. j. j. Gormlly
and Ii. B Martin will deliver addresses.