St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, SIG, 273.49.
Mrs. Anna Langworteh, daughter of DR.,
William Russell, is dead.
George F. Wells speaks on Prohibition
! at Camden place this evening.
A dog having symptoms Of hydrophobla
| was shot on the suspension bridge yester'
| day.
JIM. Ware, general manager of the Wor-
cester Corset company, Chicago, is al The
| West
There were ninety-six cases on the ealen.
| dar Of the general term Of the municipal
| court yesterday.
The money order department of the post
Office viii open in the new quarters adjoin-
| ing this morning.
The heirs Of the late Clarence b, Truworgy
yesterday received from The Modern Wood
men, Camp No. 400. $1,000.
Harry Bushnell laborer on the new
Masonic temple. fell thirty feet yesterday
and was seriously injured. His home is at
300 Bryant avenue.
The Royal Worcester corset prize was
drawn yesterday by Miss Rosetta Matthew,
of Lake Harriet About 5000 ladies have
registered thus far al this exhibit.
Rev. T. Lomack. pastor of the Zion Bap-
fist church on Fillmore street, East division.
raised in his eight days rally S173.65, Of
which 6 lao will be paid this week, on the
purchase price OF the Zion Baptist church
property.
good idea of the famous products of the
Red Wing StOneware company may be had
from the large collection of useful and Orna-
mental articles of clay in their exhibit Mr.
jacob. in charge, operates potter wheel
for visitors
At the meeting of the council committee
on water works yesterday bills amounting to
S12.677.22 were ordered paid. The g. G.
Washburn Mill company sent in petition
asking for an eight-inch water connection
with their mills
o,1ic Co ora Of he vornoy man vr-b n,
hang around The market and make their liv-
ing by playing sharp games on farmers, was
arTaigned yesterday on charge of stealing
sixteen bushels OF potatoes from NJ. NOr-
schell, an Osseo farmer. He will be tried
the 18th.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Lewis TTiplett and Ida Greene. William H.
Mcknight and Roselind Marshall Warren
Search and Mary \. Whittemore, Manton
Ohrbeck and Bessie johnson, George NJ
Hayes and Jane NJ. Leach, Elmer L. Cole and
Harriet Folsom.
Mrs. 4. a. Kelly, while driuing along Third
street south. near Second avenue south. was
run into by dirt wagon, driven by Gus Ben
son. Mrs. kelly's buggy was tripped over,
and had II not been Tor inspectors Howard
and DOYLE, who stopped the horse, she would
have been seriously injured.
The busiest if not the happiest marin sew
enteen states last evening was j. 4. Byrnes,
of the Minneapolis Provision company. This
house opened up for business yesterday in
theis handsome new quarters on Third street
below Hennepin, and during the latter part
of the day was thronged with visitors and
purchasers.
Messrs. j. Hudson TAYLOR ana George B.
Hudd and party, en- route for China, will
hold conference of Christian workers in
the First Baptist church this afternoon at 8
and in the evening al s O'Clock. Mr. TAYLOR
is the founder of the China Inland mission
and is one of the most remarkable men of
modern missionary enterprise. No one in
terested in Christian work should miss this
opportunity of hearing him. Miss Edith
Lucus, late of D. L. Moody's school, will ad-
dress the ladies in the lecture room at 2 in
the afternoon.