St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

DBank clearings Yesterday, 81, $50, 32S.o4.
One case OF diphthera reported yesterday.
The Seventh Day Adventist conference has
closed.
Now open-H. j Smiths art gallery at the
West hotel.
During October the Minneapolis police
made 4S3 arrests.
Louis II. Quash, living at SOB Third ave-
nue. south. died Yesterday.
Edward Brisbein, an Excelsior, was thrown
from his wagon and killed.
Stamp sales at the Dostofice during Octo-
Der amounted TO SIS, 7lO.27.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
Church of Christ will meet this afternoon at
PIG Portland avenue
A young French girl, named Rosa. has dis
appeared from the convent at Eighth avenue
northeast and Second street.
Those interested in Christian science will
meet III the rooms over the American Express
Company office this afternoon at 2:3O.
John Ford. street car man, was fined $40
yesterday for wearing another mans shoes.
The trouble was that he took them without
the owners knowing it,
Mrs. c. X. Brown of 914 Western avenue,
was struck in the face by one of The swinging
doors at the entrance of Temple court yes
terday, and quite seriously injured.
Competition between local dealers and out
side shippers in wood for fuel purposes, has
resulted in cut on pine wood of 25 cents
load, ana oO cents cord on hardwood.
Fred New. Charles Smith and Charles
Dickinson, three university students, cele-
brated Hollow cen by removing number of
gates. signs ana the like. The police ar
rested them, and Yesterday they paid s. each
for dlsorderiy conduct.
Louise Gatewood tall slender colored
woman, was arraigned i'll the police court
yesterday afternoon on charge of assault
ing Miss George Dunpel, another colOred
woman. with Il razor. The case will be set
for hearing this morning.
A band marching down Hennepin avenue
yesterday morning frightened horse, owned
by E. II. Moulton standing in front of
Temple court. The animal broke the hitch
ing strap and ran away. smashing up the
buggy considerably. No one was hurt.
Early yesterday morning The two-story
damaged $500 by fire. The loss of contents
amounted to $500. The building was occu-
pied by I. w. Mann. proprietor of restau-
rant, and Mrs. Woodson, the proprietress of
boarding house.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
+. ID. Granger and Eta b. Summers. Thomas
A. Tiernan and Emma Ellison, John V.
Neidenfenhr and Elizabeth A. Kelley. David
Goodman and Bessie G. GittleSOn, John o.
Sjoberg and Emma A. Beckman, P. Nelson
and Carrie Christensen. Christian johnson
and Jane johnson, Charles Ahlberg and Ida
Nicklars.
One of the neatest things in the way of
catalogue ever issued by Northwestern
house is that of Segelbaum Bros. just out.
1t contains ninety-six pages and several hun
bred illustrations of high order descriptive
of the various lines of ladies and mems wear
carried by the firm. 1t will be great coll
yenience TO patrons of the house and will
doubtless be appreciated.
The first of two receptions to the ladies of
the congregation of Plymouth church IS to
hn frIy 10 .Ay,Iy. of thn n
of Mrs. H. NJ. Peck, I'LL Hawthorne avenue.
Those the first letters of whose names are
included III the first ten letters of the alpha
bet are invited. Plymouth church is hold
ing receptions almost every week for the
new members of the congregation and
9th .