St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES,

Saturday evening the Minnesota Society OF
Florists gave aichrysaE millennium exhibition IN
the par,ors OF the West.
There were 2O7 deaths in Minneapolis durt
ing October, showing death rate OF 1.033
per 900 as compared with 1883 per ]. GOO
in 1888. :
The inspector has condemned three CHM
news at Twenty sixth street and Twenty
eighth avenue south as improperly con-
structed-
Scarlet fever was bulletined yesterday at
SIS Eighth street south and 720 Fifth street
south. Typhoid fever al 2314 Washington
avenue north and diphtheria at $40 Twelfth
avenue north.
Postmaster j. j. Ankeny has forwarded to
the treasury department at Washington the
names of four candidates for the position Of
fireman, Waterman and TWO laborers in the
new pOstoffice building.
Rev. David James Burrell will lecture at
st. Peters African NJ. Z. church on Twenty
second street. between Ninth and Tenth ave
nues south, Oh Wednesday evening, Nov. ID.
Admission. % and 90 cents
Burglars ransacked the house of Rev. D. E..
Wells, pastor of the FRANKLIN Avenue Pres
byterian church, few nights ago. They
got an overeoat, and few dollars OF mis-
sionary money! that the minister will have
to make up.
longing 10 Mounted Officer Pat Linehan on
Fifth avenue south, near Third street. Thurs
day. He was thrown Off, and severely in
jured He was taken to his home, 23l
Fifth avenue south.
A gang of lawless school boys, ivingin the
vicinity of Central park. made an unprovoked
assault wednesday afternoon on the son of
D. A. Macarthur living at 1861 Hennepin
avenue. The boy was beaten and kicked
until his life was despaired of. No reason is
assigned by the boys for the assault. Arrests
may follow.
James H. Barnard has taken possession of
the Hotel ST. Louis and furniture at Mime
tonka under a writ of replevin issued by the
United States court claiming that Charles
Gibson has heretofore been in wrongful pos
session of the same. Deputy United States
Marshal Bracket served the writ.
A committee of Levi Butler post and other
prominent G. A. r. men have called meet
ing of old soldiers to be held at the Veterans
League hall. Washington and Hennepin ave-
nues tonight, to take up the flag question.
1t is proposed that the grand army posts
furnish the flags for the various buildings,
leaving the board of education to erect the
fag-staffs, and to attend to putting up and
taking down of the flags.
The dedication of the rebuilt Church Of the
Redeemer will occur on Sunday, Nov. Il.
The memorial windows are the Morrison,
Rand. Washburn, Herrick and futile. The
Washburn and futile windows were in place
before the fire, and the others were about to
be added when that catastrophe came. Now
windows Of the new, one is by Tiffany of
New York, and another by Herter Bros, also
of New York. In each transept there are
four panels, and each point is to be memo
rial.
The Spiritualists are now holding meetings
in four different localities in the city. Mrs.
Lepper opens her parlors on Teuth avenue
south every Sunday evening: Mrs. Pruden
conducts meetings at $50 Second avenue
south morning and evening: DR.. AspinwalI
has secured Odd Fellows Hall No. II. Wash.
ington avenue north for the first society, and
will be assisted by prominent mediums every
Sunday evening, and Prof. Noble holds forth
at G. A. R. hall, corner First avenue north
and Washington. Between spiritualists, ma
tionalists, secularists, liberaiists, orthodoxy
and others the season bids fair to be one Of
advancement in religious ideas.
Minnehaha Union of the Equitable Aid
union has elected the following officers:
Hannah Wooliett, chancellor: Alexander
r. Archibald, advocate; John Day Smith,
president; Martha A. Trip, vice president;
Sarah j. Archibald, auxiliary; Minnie A.
Hall, secretary; Blanche A. Haywood treas
urer: Charles M. Devoe, accountant; Rev.
George W. Moore, chaplain: George W.
Smith, warden; Annie L. Flanders, sentinel.
Alexander R. Chestnut, Waterman; g. w
Carpenter, Emily w. Fifelt. medical exani-
grand union; Robert Woollett alternate;
George W. Flanders, trustee; George W.
Flanders, Robert Wooliett, Frank Haywood,
finance committee; James s. Tripp CORE
spondent: Mrs. John Day Smith, John
Abrahamson. organists.
Mrs. Capt. Snider's musicale comes off
this evening. Over 800 invitations have
been issued. The Boston Quintette