St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The night schools opened last evening.
j. Cohen reports the loss of a lap robe,
stolen by sneak thief.
The Sons of Veterans will dance at
Curtis hall on Wednesday.
To-day the council committees on mar
kets and on ordinances will meet.
FL. G. Little was committed thirty days
yesterday for the larceny of robe.
Edward Brewster, an old resident of Min
neapolis. died Sunday at BaraboO, Wis.
Receipts from stamp sales at the Mime
apolls postoftice last month reached SIS
43S.94.
The Knights of Pythias will give social
hop in their hall On the evening following
Thanksgiving day.
Richard Howell, the lucky waiter who
recently inherited $50, 900 from English re-
latives has gone to Canada to collect it.
W. Ell. Dennis, one of the architects
charged with obstructlng sidewalks, was
yesterday discharged of the misdemeanor.
The committee on public grounds and
buildings failed to meet yesterday for want
OF a quorum. Another attempt will be
made to-day.
President Lowry talks of putting on the
street railway track the Longstreet rail,
which is set in cement and requires neither
tie nor stringer.
Typographical Union No. 40 has ap-
pointed committee to arrange for ball at
the Eighth street rink, which has been
offered them by the manager.
The report of Signal Officer Cheney shows
the mean October temperature to have been
40 ., the maximum 7so and the minimum
$40. The rAnfall was IL inches
The members of Franklin Avenue M. E.
church will this evening tender reception
to their pastor, DR.. f. j. Wagner, at the
residence of T. Jeffrey, 1000 Third avenue
south.
The council committee on streets, grades
and additions yesterday voted to accept the
plat of the subdivision of lots 5, 6, z and s
in block 10, Cobb's addition to st. An
thony.
James Burns tool chest was broken open
at building in course of construction on
the corner of Tenth avenue southeast and
University avenue, and all his tools were
stolen.
The contractors for transferring the mails
between the uuion depot and the postofice
have notified the department that they can
not continue the service. Bids for the con-
tract will be received by Postmaster Lara
way for ten days.
Hon. Walter G. Dye, state lecturer of
Odd Fellows, made an official visit to
Anchor lodge last evening. Tonight he
will visit North Star LODGE and during the
week will visit the other lodges of the city.
Minnie Crawford and Nellie ST. Clair,
the two women arrested on a charge of
stealing $3.50 from the person of Ole K.
Black on Saturday night, were arraigned in
the municipal court yesterday and had their
examination continued until to-day.
Schedules of assets and liabilities were
yesterday filed at the district court in the
assignment of Alexander Welding, the jew
eler. The assets amount to S432. IA, con-
sisting of stock and fixtures. The liabili-
ties foot up 81, 553.7S, the principal credit
ors being the Rockford Silver Plate COM
pany, $367.62; New Haven Clock COM
pany, $2SO.08.
The board of directors of the Women's
Industrial exchange held meeting yester
day afternoon at Mrs. William M. Har-
rison's and made arrangements for the i'm
mediate removal of the exchange head
quarters to the Collum block Mrs. II. NJ.
Carpenter, who has just returned from the
East, gave an interesting description of the
workings of the Boston exchange.