St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, ST., 1O5, 91O.75.
Light Inspector Ruuge has prepared re
port showing that since his appointment he
has saved the city $3,436.37.
The Young Mems Democratic club viii
meet Monday at 421 Nicollet avenue for the
election of officers and other business.
Mrs. Ada Ballou will occupy the platform
of the Liberel Spiritualists association at
1890 a. N. Hail. ITO Washington avenue
south.
John G. Woolly, formerly a well known
lawyer of this city, begins a series of lectures
on temperance at Harmonic hall Monday
evening.
frankie Cruger, charged with stealing a
watch and chain and dress from Aug.
Goochel, pleaded guilty yesterday and was
sent UP for sixty days.
The heaviest pieces of the pumps at the
new Shingle Creek pumping station are in
place, and it will not be long before the sta
ton will be in running order.
Thomas Wright, railroad laborer, who had
his feet frozen while at work in the woods,
was brought to Minneapolis yesterday morn
ing and taken to the hospital.
A large number of gentlemen who signed
G. j. Buelrs single tax petition now declare
that they did not know what it was when
they signed it, The real estate men who are
Oh the list are making the worst row over the
matter.
The annual reception of the Homeopathic
hospital, 2i46 Fourth avenue south, will be
held on Tuesday. November 81, 1888, from
/ to 80 p. m, under the auspices of the
Woman's Homeopathic society. Donations
of provisions will be thankfully received.
Health officer Kilvington announces that
he will investigate the winter cholera very
carefully this year. He looks for another
epidemic of ii, as the citys supply of drink
ing water, which was supposed to have
eau Sd the trouble last winter, is the same.
The police are looking for John Conway,
sentenced to pay a fine of 500 or spend
ninety days in the county Jail. day before
yesterday, for robblng farmer at the mar
ket. While being taken from the municipal
court room he escaped and has not been seen
since.
NJ J. Ammoden, residing on Second street
north, slipped on the sidewalk in front of the
American Express company's Office yester
day afternoon and broke one of his legs. He
was taken home in the patrol wagon. He
broke the leg about SIX weeks ago and 1t was
just healing up.
w. Gillen took out permit yesterday to
erect two two-story dwellings at the corner
of Twenty-seventh street, near Twenty
seventh avenue; S. Hasselbreg, two-story
frame dwelling, Twenty-seventh avenue,
uear Franklin avenue; John Ryan, frame
dwelling, Second street northeast. uear Tenth
avenue.
QOn Thanksgiving day the Plymouth, West
Minister Centenary, Free Baptist, Hennepin
Avenue Methodist and First Baptist congre-
cations will join in a union service at the
First Baptist church, Rev. DR.. David j. Bur-
rell preaching. Rev. Marion D. Shutter will
speak at IL q. m. in the First Unitarian
church to the combined liberal congrega-
lions. At Gethsemane Rev. A. r. Graves will
preach a Thanksgiving sermon and the
Indians from Fort Smelling reservation will
have their annual dinner. A special musical
programme will be feature of the ser vices
at st. Marks.