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

Yesterdays bank clearings amounted to
el,06S, 755.lS.
Patrolman L. II. LsWlor is very sick at his
home, 222I Sixteenth avenue south.
The Swedish American bank is 10 increase
its capital from 100000 TO $4,000
The New York association viii give their
second entertainment Nov. Is, At CuriiSs'
hall.
Scarlet fever YVES bulletined yesterday at
81 RoylSton avenue. Diphtheria at 22O4
TWenty-Second and One-Iialf avenue south.
A. Owen. workman in Barnard Bros. &
Cope's furniture factory, lost three fingers
from his left hand yesterday, in an accident
with 4 saw.
Resolutions Of respect 10 the memory OF
Frank Moran have been adopted by the
Plumbers. Steam Filters and Gas Filters Pro
Iective union.
Mrs. Amory Gale, widow of Rev. Amory
Gale one of the oldest residents OF Mlnneap-
oils. and brother OF 5. {. and Harlow Gale,
died this morning.
fair and bazaar for the benefit Of 81.
Stephens church will lie held al Dahl $ nan,
corner Fifth avenue and Twenty-tourth
street, during the week, beginning MONDAY
evening
FW. Merriam's pupils will give private
piano recital next Wednesday afternoon, on
which occasion several novelties Will be per
formed. one OF which is 'iavotte' op. by
GuStavus Johnson, OF this city.
Inc water taxes are UelDS pau very S4OhiNs
and the register says that unless more haste
IS made the delinqneuts can't all be given
receipts al the office by the 2otn inst, thus
placing on the penalty list many whose IN
tensions are good.
] Willard Patten has been secured 10 direct
the music in Plymouth Congregatlonal
rhurch. Mr.. Patten win also take the tenor
IN the QuaFtetie. The composition OF the
ehoir viii not otherwise be changed.
Cadet o. Il. Petubone. Of the law depart
ment of the university. who was suspended
on account Of alleged Halloween pranks,
has been reinSlaIed, as investigation proved
him TO be innocent of the charge brought
against him.
musical and dramatic entertainment will
be given ct the school room of Gethsemane
church. corner Fourth avenue ana Ninth
street south, zTuesday evening Inc pro-
gramme includes instrumental and vocal
music, and the farce " lei on PaTle Fran
eais."
Some Of the BARRIERS are o6jeeting TO the
cutting Of prices TO customers below what
they consider living rates, and meeting
Will be held Monday evening al Freya hall to
snaugurale movement 10 elevate prices 10
Former rates.
Jessie CouthUui. the well known elocution
ist, will give an entertainment at the FIRST
Baptist church. under the auspices OF the
Young Peoples society, with musical pro-
gramme under the direction OF Carl ':
lachmund. Prof StTaks, Prof. SlachteT and
Miss Shyrock will take part.
The special committee appointed by the
board Of trade 10 solicit donations for the
Dakota sufferers asks all who have not yet
kent in their contributions that they send
the same 10 the board of trade rooms. Lum-
her Exchange, not latter than next Thurs
day There is an urgent demand for cloth
Ing in certain sections of Dakota, and
generous response is hoped for.
Articles of incorporation of the Century
Investment company were filed yesterday
afternoon in the Office of register Of deeds.
The capital stock is SlOU.00O, divided into
$50 shares Robert T. Lang Alfred NJ.
Shuey, Harry C. Lang, Charles A: Strike;
Morton F. Scofeld. Martin A. PaulsOn and
George L. Malchan are the incorporates.