St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs,

The non partisan W. G. T. {. meets at 3 D.
IA. to-day at No. 6 Sixth street south.
The Womens Christian association meets
at the II oman's Boarding home to-day at 3
,. III.
The following contagious diseases were re-
ported yesterday: Scarlet fever at 171S
Ninth avenue south; also at 2436 Twenty
eighth aveuesOuth.
Rev. E. s. Williams viii lecture on "Cali-
fornia'' at Edom's hall, Minnetonka Mills
this evening. for the benefit of the Episcopal
missionary at the latter place.
The subject of thefirst general conference
of the associated charities to be held at Dy-
er's music hall Monday evening will be CO.
operation among the organized charities of
the city.
\ special meeting of the conference of
unions Of the W. c. T. Z. will be acid at the
Coffee palace Saturday afternoon at ESQ. A
large attendance is desired, as action is to be
taken in regard to the industrial and educa-
tiOnal unions.
The teachers for the public evening schools
have been selected, but the names viii not be
made public until the board has acted upon
them. About forty-tiYe teachers will be en-
plOyed at the beginning.
Rev. d. D. MacLaurin commences this even
Ing his series of illustrated lectures on Egypt,
Palestine and Italy at the Emmanuel Baptist
church. He will give one lecture each Fri
day evening thereafter, five in all.
There were seventeen successful candi-
dates who passed the state medical board eX-
animation recently held, among them being
Cora Y. Hill, Benedicta L. Carlson. NJ. G.
Williams c. W. higgins. ana W. ". Belts, of
Minneapolis.
At a meeting of the directors of the boom
company Wednesday morning it was de-
cided to admit the last drive of logs without
separating it above the city, as was pro-
posed. The drive contains about So, 900
feet, and passed the AnOka bridge yester-
day.
The University OF Michigan's foot ball
team is TO visit the Twin Cities during the
month OF November. They viii play one
game with the university team in Minneapo-
lis and another with picked team in St
Paul. The games will be made notable So
cial events.
The Norwegian Turner'S association has
introduced a course of instruction for ladies'
and tWenty-one ladies have Joined the class
They were given their first lesson Wednesday
night and went through the preliminary eX-
ereises under the direction of Prof. Herman
son. None but lady spectators were pres
ent.
Rose Coghlan at the Grand opera house
the first three nights Of next week. Monday
and Tuesday evenings and Wednesday matt
nee Miss C0gnlan viii produce her new
romantic drama ''Jocelyn," concluding her
engagement Wednesday evening with the
grand old comedy, Peg Wellington Miss
UOghlan in her own Characterization Of Peg.
The Peoples Coach company, otherwise
the Herdic line, has given mortgage for
1853 on all its vehicles to the Athens Coach
COMPANY. of Athens, Pa. Thomas A Clark
the secretary az the company says that the
operating expenses of the company have
been much reduced and that the company
now stands on q sound financial basis
Building Inspector Hazen says that the
street railway company has openly and in
teDtionally violated the building ordinance q
number of times. Yesterday morning Supt
Sharp, of the street railway company, was
arraigned on the charge of making changes
in the Fourth avenue car barn without hav-
ing taken out permit. Sharp said that he
would get permit, paid costs and waa dis
missed.