St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, 81, > 70, 900. A.
Burglars are working houses on the East
side.
William Liljenburg died yesterday morn
ing at 3OlS Twenty-sixth street, OF typhoid
fever.
A meeting will be held at DR.. Cullum's Of
fee this evening to organize chess and pc
ker club.
d. P. Wardrobe will be examined to-day on
a charge of forging an Endorsement to
check for S1S5.
The funeral of d. ". Case, killed while out
hunting Saturday, will be held to-day from
the family residence.
The Westminster City Mission society held
its annual meeting at the church yesterday.
Considerable routine business was transacted.
Frank Lingren, proprietor of hotel on
Washington avenue north and Fourth street,
died suddenly at an early hour yesterday
morning.
Thomas W. Davidson, a crazy man, en-
tered the Office of DR.. u. F. Collins and was
going to shoot him, but was prevented and
locked up.
The Michigan club gave pleasing enter
tainment at Curtiss hall last evening. The
Tam O'Shanter club will give musical, lit
erary and social entertainment there this
evening.
Josiah Jones has taken out a permit TO
erect fourstory brick building at 10 Fourth
street south, at a cost or 81, 800. Lockwood,
Upton d Co., will build brick shop, costing
Sl,500, at 12l Main street northeast.
Frank Lingren, proprietor of the Fourth
Avenue hotel at 400 Washington avenue
north, died very suddenly Sunday afternoon.
The funeral services will be held this after
noon at 2 p. m. at his late residence.
Dr. Kate C. Bushnell, of Chicago, national
evangelist for the social purity department
of the National w. c. 7. u. will speak to
ladies only in Centenary NJ. E. church next
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
4 Il
Gustaf A. DIN and Anna C. Anderson Lars
2. Berg and Ellen Skrefsrud. William II. Or
cutt and AmInda j. Mitchell, John Cronan
and Margaret A. Talbot, Andrew Becher and
Anna Hilaire, Michael Kennedy and Eliza
beth Hayes.
At the meeting of the Woman's Industrial
exchange yesterday afternoon Rebecca A.
Judson the treaeurer, showed the receipts
during the year TO have been SIS, 5S5. II and
the disbursements SIS, 1892. During the
year 81 g, 29S. 20 had been paid depositors.
The institution was reported to be in flour
ishing condition.
At the ministers meeting yesterday morn
ing Rev. Falk Gjertsen read an interesting
paper Oh "Woman's Relation to the Church"
In the discussion which followed infantcide
and small families were denounced as the
prevailing crimes of the present century.
One of the members mildly roasted Miss Fran
ces Willard for usurping a mans place and
for not getting married.
There was q fairly large attendance at the
meeting of the board of trade Yesterday
morning, when C. P. Lowell and G.. P. Wilson
were elected directors in the place of Robert
Hale deceased, and NJ. c. White. resigned. A
letter from Devils Lake, Oak, asking for aid
for the sufferers from crop failures, was re-
ferred to the executive committee to report
at the meeting next week.
City Physician Dunn has prepared the fol-
lowing report of the city hospital for Septem-
Der: Number of patients in the hospital
Sept. l, As; received during the month, IL;
treated 81; discharged, 30; died, 3; num-
Der in hospital Sept. 80, 50. Cost of provis-
ion per week, SLY, and per capita, SILL;
total hospital expenses, S959.3S.
The Good g'emplars of the Fifteenth dis
trict will hold q DemOrest silver medal elo
cutionary contest at Good Templars hall,
125 NicoIlet avenue, on Tuesday evenining,
Oct 8. commencing at O'Clock. Public
meeting. Everybody invited. No admission
fee The Fort Smelling String band will fur
nish the music. At the close of the pro-
gramme a basket social will be held.