St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-12

woman's exchange for November shows that
S6lO.0i was paid depositors.
President G. NJ. Loring has presented to the
bark board an oil portrait Of himself done i'll
London by G. Granville Manton.
The press committee on reception and BAN
quot. TO be- held Monday night. will hold u
meeting this afternoon at the West.
The special committee OF the city council
appointed to consider the snow ordnance,
win meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
James Donoghuo, champion amateur fast
skater of the world, will be for two weeks at
the Palace ice rink. commencing Dee. 20. Sc
Il. Is. Walker does not propose 10 sell his
stock i'll the thresher company, unul he
knows Just what the purchasing company
intend TO do with it. ~
Street commissioner McMullen, Of the
Fourth ward, says the reason street cross
ings are not in better shape is because there
is no money 10 pay for the work. b
City Engineer Rinker estimates that owing
to the rise in the price OF iron the steel arch
bridge Will cost about 81, 900 more than II
il had been ordered W. weeks sooner.
The Hennepin County Sunday school as
ISOLATION will hold an institute at Dyer hall
Saturday, beginning at 2 O'Clock p. IN. The
leading pastors of the city will participate
Chief jackson and the fire commissioners
of 81. Paul were in consultation with Chief
Stetson, of the fire department, In relation
to the organization of life-saving corps yes
terday. T.
The North Minneapolis Non-Partisan W.
G. T.. U. will meet at 3 p. IN. Friday at the
Fourth Baptist church. corner Dupont ave-
nue. and Eighteenth avenue north, TO perfect
an organization.
Emil Danielson, the boy who accidentally
shot himself near the Holland school mot at
the school as reportcd). is doing reasonably
well. The ball has not been found, but his
recovery is assured.
Chief of Doliaa RranEott ig 1i.tributin0
copies of the law relative TO the sale of liquor
to minors and the permitting of minors 10
play at games OF chance. The chief proposes
TO enforce the lawt to the letter.
Capt. William Bosworth, of the East Min
neapoliS police. is dangerously i'll. He was
unconscious part of the time Sunday, and ii
was for a time thought that he would not
revive He was somewhat easier yesterday.
Licenses for the following parties to marry
were issued yesterday: Arthur E. Boyce and
Lizzie NJ. Code, Hans G. z. Stramme and In.
getory Sksrman, Andrew Il. Olson and Alma
g. BenttsOn. Ole G. Nasback and Mary Paul
son.
Miss Minnie Partridge, a young lady living
at the corner of Thirty-fourth street and
Lindley avenue, was severely injured Mon
day night by running into a clothes line that
had been been left hanging in u neighbora
back yard.
Although the time for killing deer ex-
pired with November, yet last week there
were hundreds of saddles of venison shipped
TO the commission houses III this city. The
law allows them until Jan. l to dispose of
their stock.
A fire in j. Kubner's secondhand dry
goods and clothing store at 2lS Washington
avenue south about 10 o'clock last night
caused d loss of about S225. The fire is sup.
posed to have originated from an overheated
stove.
George II. Holt & Co. will build six two
and-one-half-story frame dwellings. TO be
located on Park avenue, two near Twenty.
eighth street and four near Nineteenth
street. Two of the buildings will cost ST., O0O
each. three will cost SS,OvO each, and one
$4,000.
G. ?. Stedman will build a two-story tene-
ment Oh seventh avenue north to cost $I5,.
600, and q double two story frame house on
Oak Lake avenue to cost 5000. W. W.
Whetmore hos taken out q permit for O two
story brick house. to cost 5000, at l42 and
4 Tenth street north.
Casper l.. Redfield. of Minneapolis. has Sc
cured five patents on an electric mattrix-mak
ing machine. The new inventions are desig-
mated as type die for matriX-1naklng, an i'm
preston device for matchmaking machines.
a circuitclosing device, an escapement de
vice, and a feed device.
The six sisters who have been in the Luz
theran deaconess' hospital for three months
Trinity church a week from next Sunday
with appropriate ceremony. A salary OF
500 a year each Will then be given them.
Sister Elizabeth gets $500
Department Commander Barto. of the state
G.. A R., has written TO Supt. Bracket asking
information regarding A.. G. Gidden. of Sank
Center, who stopped at the Wilbur house last
October, and has not been heard from since
Foul play is suspected. Gidden was about
thirty-fiva years old and had worked at Min,
netonka.
DR.. e. E.. White. Of Cincinnati, will give
the n1Yt tyUn 1Qaf1ppC in tho .trajninO Cahnn1
course, Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week. Friday evening the subject will be
Language Training" Saturday evening,
Guiding Principles of the Teachers Art. .