St. Paul daily globe., 1888-10-12
GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, 81 ,291. .417.1O
-C Theodore Roosevelt will speak at the Peo-
Pies theater tonight
The exposition office will be at 100 Nicol-
let avenue after to-day.
The Holbrook W. C. T. U. meets at Associ
alton hall this afternoon.
q. j. Bevin fell from the roof Of Ezra
Ames hotel, at Shingle Greek, and broke his
left arm.
The Journeymen Lather's Protective as
sociation meets at 123 Nicollet avenue this
evening.
The Gentlemen's Social club, of North
minneapolis. gives dance at Maben's hall
this evening.
There was misapprehension Of the place
OF meeting last night and the cOopers did
not get together.
Kate Lasalle, a well known Minneapolis
woman, and side partner of the notorious
Nellie King, was sent to Jail at Watertown,
Oak.
The spook of the rebel brigadier has again
begun to walk in the Tribune office, and the
pale heart of the editor quakes and trem-
bles.
This afternoon the Ladies' Missionary So
ciety of the church of Christ, will meet at
the residence of Mrs. Goodnow. 375 Grant
street.
The members of the Abbott Opera COM
pany will be entertained by the Calhoun
club, at the rooms, zoo Nicollet avenue, this
evening.
Rev. DR.. Van Anda and family will be ten
dered a farewell reception at the residence
of Mr.. Blake, on Mt. Curow avenue this.
evening.
C. W. Brown, of 314 University avenue
southeast, has announced himself as an in
dependent candidate for alderman from the
First ward.
The Stonecutters union Of Minneapolis
will give their first social dance at Harmonic
hall this evening, TO which all friends Of the
craft are invited.
John Brandt took out permits yesterday to
erect four twostory frame dwellings on
Eighteen and-a-Haf avenue south, near
Third street, costing $500.
The mission band of the Church of the
Redeemer will serve an oyster supper at 6
O'Clock this evening, at the residence of
A j. Blethen. 2l6 South Tenth street.
Seventh ward Democrats will meet at 1921
Twenty-fifth street south this evening. Ad-
dresses will be made by Hon. P. B. Winston,
A. A. Ames, John T. Byrnes and Thomas
Dwyer,
Birds of Prey" a new sensational melo-
drama, was produced last night at the Pence
opera house. The sale of seats for the new
opera bouffe, Pearl of Pekin," opened at the
Grand box office yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Andrew BloomGuist and Christine Magnu-
son, Eleseus E. Mallen and Barbara Olson,
Lewis C. Gjertsen and Matte Anderson, j.
B. Cowan and Irene q. Fox.
Patrolman Simon McNulty who was some
time ago removed from the Washington
avenue beat, from First avenue to Fourth
avenue south, has been returned at the re-
quest of the business men along the avenue.
The members and congregation of Foss
Methodist Episcopal church propose to give
Rev. ;. B. Warner, their new pastor. recep-
ton this Friday evening, Oct. II, at the
church parlorS, corner Eleventh avenue
north and Fifth street.
The Star last night came out IN a strong
editorial announcing its support of P. B.
Winston, the Democratic cannidate for
mayor. Evety man and every paper in Min
neapolis. standing for the progress and pros
perity of the city, is for Winston.
Aid. Stoft, while he was knocked out for
denomination in The Eleventh ward, appar-
emily still has the interests of his ward at
heart. At the council meeting yesterday he
engineer to proceed at once with the paving
of the Franklin avenue bridge.
Articles of incorporation of the CONNER
cial company were filed yesterday with the
register of deeds. The purpose of this cor
poration is to engage in general real estate
and loan business. The capital is 100000,
and the incorpOrators are Hiram c. Trues
dale, j. L. Wicks and A. E. Helmick.
Mrs. Annie Preston, better known as "Aunt
Katie" popped into police headquarters yes
terday morning, and told doleful tale of
having been robbed of 5000 worth of valu-
ables, at her home on Second avenue north.
The police state that the woman comes in
every few weeks and reports that burglars
have carried all her belongings away.
Frank Palmer, young Scandinavian, who
has been prominently connected with the
Salvation army. was placed under arrest yes
terday on a charge of insanity. The young
man has been boarding with John Elmquist
in South Minneapolis. and until he began to
attend meetings of the army was considered
perfectly sane.
Yesterday, for some reason, was a particu-
larly good one for runaways. During the
day there were not less than eight reported.
In one case only was any one injured. That
one was A. NJ. Dole, who received injuries
which may prove fatal. His buggy was
badly smashed up. This runaway was the
cause of a second one, in which only a wheel
was damaged.
The second of the series of talks to young
men will be given in the Dyer Husic hall this
evening at 80 O'Clock. beginning with
musical prelude by Savior's orchestra. The
evening viii be presided over by George A.
Bracket. Esq. The lecture will be given in
an entertaining manner by DR.. C. C. Thayer.
and is entitled Seven Means to Success
Tickets of admission can be secured at the
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