St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-15
MINNEAPoLIs GL0BULEs.

Morton post wiu give :, social Wednesday
evening al the hail.
The Centenary Chautauqua circle met last
evening in the church parIors.
J. y Dow. formerly in business in Mime
apOlis. died at Butte. Mont. Friday.
Tie William Downs post will give The first
OF q series of entertainments ut Its hail on
Friday evening.
Thomas Hanson. coachman for T. q.
Walker, had his leg fractured yesterday ny
kick from a horse.
The ladies Of William Noble post. g. A. r.,
viii give their second social entertainment
the evening OF Oct. "a.
The Knights Of Honor are preparing TO give
grand b8il next Friday evening at u a. IL.
hall in North Minneapolis.
Susan B. Anthony IS to be in Minneapolis
Oct p 10 address n meeting of the Mime
sOta " oman Suffrage association.
Judge Eon Schlegell yesterday RdiudSed
Richard Eisemau TO be an insane person,
ana lie was committed to the Rochester asy-
lum.
The ladies Of the West hotel wifi give Sc
ries OF progressive euchre parties during the
winter, and they proved very enjoyable last
winter.
Nieollet Lodge No. 1I9. / o. o. F., give the
first Of lis series Of dances for the winter at
the Eighth Ward Relief hall on Wednesday,
Oct. %.
The complaint made bv DR.. Beard against
proving The sanitary condition OF the Falls
block WAS dismissed by Judge Emery yester-
day.
i fair for the benefit Of the Church of Our
Lady IF Lourdes was opened last evening at
Marker hall. 4 number Of very pretty booths
have been arranged and the fair promises TO
be = success.
nThe Rev and Mrs. O. A. Weenolsen gave
farewell reception TO the friends of A: Z.
Clemens last evening at their home, 1929
Eleventh avenue south. Mr.. Clemens starts
to-day tOt lis home II Iowa.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of All Saints church, the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs. George
Bucknell: vice president, Mrs. L. r. Gorham;
secretary treasurer, Mrs Jones.
DR.. Frank P Woodbury. will go TO Sparta,
Wis. next sunday, to preach the dedicatory
sermon of the First Congregational church
Of that place. Prof. Mclean, of the uni
versity. viii preach at the Park Avenue
Mrs Hoskyn. of Darien. Conn, and ]. II.
Finch, # New York. brother and sister OF c.
E. Finch, wno vas accidentally killed at ;he
National hotel III this city. a few days ago,
are here tor the purpose Of settling up The
estate Of the deceased. which is quite large.
Ex-Ald. o. \ Sjoneman has taken out a
S-HCUu building permit for 4 three-StOry
brick store and fas at COZ, cog West Lake
street Charles HOei Will build seven two
story frame dwellings, on Twenty-fOuTth ave
hue south. at a cost Of s., $40 each.
-Four cases Of diphtheria and one case of
scarlet fever were reported at the health
Office yesterday. Diphlherla at $50 East
Franklin street, 1892 TWenty-eighth avenue
south, 25u1 Twenty-uinth avenue south and
1915 sixth Sueet north: scarlet fever at
Thirty ninth and Minnthaha avenue
sunday night Police Sergeant Norman, of
the North precinct, picked no d man in the
81. Louis yards who had fallen OF a train.
He gave the name OF John LOOnan, and was
r. ar1 n - \av+l hnrsl his wounds
were dressed. lie was not seriously in
juTed.
Matthew Doyle young travelling sales
man who lives at the corner OF Third avenue
south and Sixth street was taken suddenly
III Oh rOuTtl street, near NlcOllet last night.
He was taken TO the central station in the pa
troll wagon and Police surgeon Marchant or
dered his removal TO the city hospital. The
physicians say he is suffering from typhoid
lever.
W H. K. Liver, of Grand Crossing Chi
cagO, general vice president Of the United
Brotherhood Of Carpenters and JOineIS OF
America, will address public meeting at
the Labor Temple, Thursday evening, on
Y Iited Labor, lis Aims and Benefits, and
'I'he Importance of the Coming Eight
Hour Movement
Rev. Thomas McClary will give lecture.
Wednesday evening al the Thirteenth Ave
nue. VI. Z. church. enutled Sunshine in
Labor" for the benefit Of the Home Mis-
siOnary society, the proceeds TO be used in
caring for the poor of the city. Mr.. Nc
ClaTy has been very successful with this
lecture wherever delivered, and should have
a large attendance.
Michael O'DOnnell started out last night to
have good time. He went to drinking sa-
loon on First street south and fiouTished
$40. He invited the crowd 10 drink and
placed the change III his pocketboOk. One
of the gang, while apparently searching for
a cigar. relieved o DOnuell of his pocket
book. Michael called a policeman and had
the robber arrested. At the police station he
refused TO give his name, and was locked up
u await examination. The pockeIbook was
recovered.
The Society OF Fine Arts has elected Off
GERS as follows: Directors TO fiji their own
vacancies, Mrs. R. b. Langdon. E. NJ. John
son and II. p. Robinson; directors TO fill
other vacancies. Mrs. /. c. Marston, Clara II.
French, f. Whitney, E. e. Gale and DR..
Albert Shaw. Al the meeting of the direct
ors. which took place Immediately, officers
were elected as follows: President, T. B.
Walker; vice presidedt, W. C. Whitney; sec
rotary, Mrs. MaTSton; treasurer. Mrs. ]. c.
Crays. The treasurer's report shows & bal
suce on hand of $500.