St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings. 81, 04s, 125. 40.
To-day being legal holiday, all the city
Offices will be closed.
DiphIheria was reported yesterday at S17
Seventeenth avenue south.
The inspection of George Y. Morgan ". R.
c. No. 4, will occur at their hall Friday after
noon at o'clock.
Dog thieves are said to be plentiful in North
Minneapolis. Quite a number of valuable
animals have disappeared in the last ten
days.
Dr. II. B. SWeetser lectures before the Cru
eaders T. A. society at Catholic Association
hall this evening on physiological Points Of
Interest
The subscriptions to the exposition guar
antee fund. now aggregate. over ST 900.
One Subscription was received yes terday
Merrill & Phelps $1,000.
J he meeting of the general grand chapter
and grand council of MasonS, whose next
session viii be held in Minneapolis, will
bring about DO delegates TO the city
The single tax league. at it's weekly meet
ing last night raGfed the selection of officers
made on Saturday night last, and discussed
Henry Georges land theories at some length.
Both communicates of Minneapolis
knights TemPlar and several blue lodges"
of Masons viii leave on the o'clock train
on the Milwaukee road on Friday TO attend
the funeral of Secretary Pierson in St. Paul
Secretary Frank Nye. of the park board,
reports the ice on the lake in Central park in
E! lendid condition and all ready for use to-
morrow. 4 building will be erected for the
accommodation of skaters.
Johanna MahOnev Will build three story
brick and stone apartment house at 1913
Clinton avenue, to cost S 5000 A two
story barn will be built on the same lot al q
cost Of $3.50.
Bridge Engineer Cappalon has estimated
that the cost OF removing the Suspension
bridge TO Ainnehaha would be SrO.7sS,
while new bridge at that point can be
erected for S3l,7l4.
Foster and HeDgle, the two well.kpown
base ballists, will open their rink al the base
ball park to day. Several prominent skaters
Will be present TO amuSe the crowd among
them Miss Mabel Davidson and Prof Thomp-
son.
Among the arrivals at the Holmes yester-
day were &. ID. Daggett and wife SpearfSh
OAK; j. ID. Warren, Deadwood, OAK: Frank
Wilson, Fargo; c. d. johnson, ST. Cloud; r.
d. Goodrich, Anoka; James A. Gilmore and
wife, Des Moines; F. Y. Murphy, Helena: j,
". Herrick. Oshkosh
John Lamb, state labor statistician, has be-
gun the investigation of school attendance
speaking OF the undertaking, he saws: This
investigation was neither undertaken nor
conducted for the purpose Of proving case
but solely with a view to gathering testi-
mony from the best sources pro and con on
the subject.
meeting Of the Regents and Past Re-
Nov. 81, at 8 o'clock, at Minnehaha council
chamber Oh TWenty-siXth stree: and First
avenue south. The executive committee
will present plan of authority of the SUI
preme secretary, by which state roster of
X. A. brothers can be secured.
A committee on nominations for directors
OF the exposition to fill eight vacancies after
Dec. L. will select sixteen names from which
the STOCKHOLDERS will select eight names. The
directors whose terms will expire are. George
A BranEett. = T. Gale W
McGolTick, VI. j. Dean, ANTHONY Kelly. q.
A. Pray, &. R. Chute.
The Northwestern Flour Receptacle and
Sitter company has been organized in MN
Deapolis with capital stock of $50. 600
he directors of the new company are: :
George W. Flanders. Jacob Barge William
Powell, William Donaldson, /. Dew. Wash
burn, c. L. Brace Dr., K. B. Webb, A W.
Gilbert A. L, Straight W. II. Donaldson,
Leonard Paulle.
Building Inspector Hazen Is preparing his
annual report A carefully estimated cost
Of the building in the city for the last year
Is Sl2OOo.0U0. This includes $500, 900
Tor TWO buildings for which permits were
ant Loan building. Mr.. Hazen saws that
e ,rk actually done in 1889 will exceed
hat OF any year in the history Of the city.
The Northwestern Deaconess' Home trus-
ices nave elected the following as new
board of trustees: Rev. W. K. Marshall. DR.
John Stafford, DR.. j. F. Force. Mrs. Minnie
Webber, Mrs. Johnathan Chase. K. ". Wing
J. 5. Wilson, Mrs. Jul a A. Rose. Mrs. Sarah
a. knight, Mrs Joseph Dean. Mrs. C. Thorpe
The trustees elected the following officers:
DR.. W. K. Marshall. president: Mrs. Minnie
Weber, secretary: DR.. J. F. Force treasurer:
committee on finance. Rev. David Tiee, Al
bert Lawrence, DR.. Mary MILESTONE; house
committee, Mrs. j. E. wilson, Mrs. II. f. Lii
hbridge, Mrs. q. o. Tiffany, Mrs. o. over
mlre, Mrs M. j. Edwards. Mrs. Johnathan
Chase: committee on candidates. Mrs. Julia
a. Rose, Mrs. DR.. Mary Milestone, DR.. John
stafford, Mrs. Auna II. Goheen.