St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, S1.347. 269.s3.
Minneapolis Lodge No. 10, A. F. & A NJ,
conters the third degree this evening.
The newly erected Church of the Re-
deemer will be dedicated in about two
weeks.
Victoria vokes. sister of Rosina Vokes.
will be at the Grand opera house the first
half of next week.
Jacob Barge yesterday secured a permit to
erect frame dwelling house at 1919 Spruce
Place to cost $4,000.
The farewell benefit to Jennie O'NeiI Pot
| ter occurs at the Harris theater this after
noon. A fine programme has been arranged.
H. L. Wheeler and C. B. Jacobs left yester-
| day morning for Mankato to attend the
| opening OF the Hotel Saulpaugh, which &C.
| ours this evening
The money order department of the Min
| neapolis postoffice shows an increase of 81
| per cent for the month of October this year
| over October, 1888.
Two new cases of scarlet fever were re-
ported yesterday at the health Office. They
are located at 1921 Fifth street south and at
! 1712 NicOllet avenue.
Supt West, of the Minneapolis workhouse,
| has written Secretary Hart, of the state board
| of charities, a letter advocating the fOrma-
! ton of a prisoners aid society.
There arrived at the county Jail yesterday
! five United States prisoners from Brainerd
! They are Dick Garry Charles Morgan Peter
| Ignatius Donnelly will lecture at All Souls
church next Monday evening on wit and
| Humor." The lecture is given under the
| auspices of the Delta Sigma fraternity of the
university.
| The local pension examining board held
| held its regular weekly session in the Office
| of DR.. Charles Norred, 40 Washington ave
| nue. south, yesterday Twenty-Five applicants
/ were examined.
! The library board has informally decided
! to leave the securing OF pictures for the art
| loan exhibition to the Fine Arts society, aud
if it can be arranged, the library opening
will occur as early as Dec. 10.
Daniel T. Ames, the expert in the COLON
tease, will deliver free lecture on Dis
guised Hand Writing" at Curtiss' college
Friday evening, and lawyers are gwen a
special invitation to be present.
Dr.. F. A. Dunsmore leetured last night be-
fore q good audience at the Central Y NJ c.
A. rooms. His subject was 1.-THE House We
Live In" The talk was an entertaining one
on the human body, and was well illustrated
by means of charts.
Articles of incorporation were fled yester-
day for the American Pump and Iron works,
at Minneapolis. The capital stock is $50
600. The incorporators are William Gould,
Francis c. Ball, A. Forest Page and John st.
Scott, all of Minneapolis
II is said that Miss Florence Finch, who,
some two years ago, taught a kindergarten
school near Gethsemane church. IN Mime
apolis. has recently welded German baron
by the name of Agnion, who is a banker in
Paris. and man of great wealth.
There was Demorest' silver medal contest
at Como Avenue Congregational church last
night. The speakers were Robert #. Elwell,
Ella NJ. Phillips, Robert Fl. McClusky, Sadie
L. Bonwell, Anthony Zelenv, Jennie Fl. Sell
over. Thomas A. Rockwell and Rose A. Bebb.
Every effort will be made to get the roof on
the New York Life building this fall. TWAS
at first not intended to finish the str ucture
until spring, but the plans have been
changed on account of the fine weather.
Extra men have been put on, and the work
will be pushed forward as rapidly as pos
sibe.
Two young men calling themselves Frank
Kuekle and Adolph Mauer have been solicit
ing aid in Minneapolis for alleged sufferers
in Mcpherson county, South Dakota. Secre-
tary Holt, Of the associated charities has re-
ceiyed q telegram from the postmaster at
Eureka Mcpherson county, saying that there
are no sufferers in that county.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to
John F. kennedy and Jennie O'Dowd. Matt
! Juel and Henry johnson, Willard B. Health
| and Carrie E. Campbell, George L. Hanson
| and May Oldham, John Carlson and Belle
| Thompson. Arthur E. Hammond and Helen
| NJ. Horton. Armand Guard and Louisa Hitler
! George u entriek and Mrs Elenora Kinsella,
! George L. Watson and Frances B. Bradford