St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The hank elearances yesterday we're
EI.l35.S I'D.
The Single Tax league held It's weekly meet
ing last night with i larger attendance iAau
usual.
Thieves broke into Wachsmuth's grocery.
TO2 Third avenue north. Monday night and
secured 4 lot of tobacco and 81 in M ney-
meeting of the Pennsylvania club VIII
he held on Monday at CurtiSs Hal at
o'clock D. NJ. Gilmore is president OF the
club
The council committee on sewers at their
meeting Yesterday approved the pay rolls Tor
The month OF October. The total amount Is
s6.575.9l.
Under the direction Of Health officer Xii
vingtou tina barn at 1i04 Washington ave
aue south was burned Yesterday. IL was
supposed TO be infected with giandefs.
J. Lutte Christie. an Old-time Minnesota
editor has been appointed postmaster az Sll-
DeTIOr. Wis Years ago he published paper
At WinueB5gO City, ana afterwards at Lanes
bOro-
J. E. Hall took outs permits yesterday lot
the erection Of seven tWO-stOry frame dwell
ing houses on TWenCy second avenue norih-
east. beginning with No 700. Ihey are 70
cost 200 each.
William Burferring. Of the Washington
house Plymouth avenue. was yesterday
morning startled by q strange sound. IL
wasn't a cry or yell-it was only the first
bass solo Of his JhiTteen-pOund boy.
W. KUver. general vice president Of the
Brotherhood Of Carpenters and JolneTs, VIII
address a meeting tonight upon u nited
Labor. Its Aims and Benefits. and the I'M
pOrtance OF the Coming EIght-hour Move
ment."
-Four cases of scarlet fever were reported
atthe health Office yesterday. The injected
houses are at PIP Emerson avenue north,
23I9 Nineteenth avenue south. 24OI Twenty,
eighth avenue south, and at 1913 Washing
ton avenue south.
The MINNEAPOLIS oratorical contest for the
DemOregt prohibition gold medal viii take
place Friday night. The winner will be en-
titled to compete for the DemOreSt diamond
medal. which viii be awarded az the ma
tiOnal contest to be held IN Chicago. NOV. II.
George Banks @ bTight-ioOking colOred
boy. was arrested Dy Officer GaTYln about II
O'Clock last night for trying TO sell two pairs
Of IumbeTmen's gloves for % cents. lie ad-
mitted that some other boys had stolen the
gloves from q store in South Minneapolis.
and said they had given them 10 him TO sell
The question OF building the steel arch
bridge came up At the regular meeting OF the
council committee on roads and bTlCGeS yes
teFdav. City Engineer RiukeT reported the
bids received, already published II the
GLOBE. and recommended that the contract
he awarded TO the Mount Vernon Bridge com
PAW provided that the engineer IS SATISFIED
That they are competent 10 do the Work.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
70 Modesto Dupnis and EEie J. Pierce. Byron
D. E. Etabrooks and Nellie Reeves Carl G.
johnson and Annie johnson, Duncan
D'Hara and AIbeTtha Ray, John B. Swanson
and Ida johnson. HAIRY James A. Vincent
and Emily VI. Cooley, LOUIS q. Wlggen ana
Annie Sandell. Andrew Collins ana Mary
smith. George Anderson and Christina olson.
The following officers OF the Falls Equita-
he Aid Onion have been installed: Chan
reilor o. T. SWEET: advocate, 4. II. Rose;
president Arthur Il. SWEET; vice PRESIDENT
Mis-. A. II. Rose; auxiliary. Mrs. }. W. Blum
fash: secretary, i. 7. Collins; treasurer. +.
u. Long: accountant, L. D. Williams; chap
lain. d. p Williams: warden, j. W. GTlnnCiIs
sentinel. Mrs Z. A. Long: Watchman- George
B0yd. The next meeting viii be Nov. L.
Company b has elected officers TO Ill Va
RANCHES as follows: second Lieut. J. L. King
was elected captain, Sergeant j. H. Morgan
first lieutenant and Corporal w. :. Sinshelm-
pr second Lieutenant The following nom
commissioned officers were appointed: First
sergeant. ". J. Mccoy; second sergeant "
j. Freeman; third sergeant A. Johnson;
fourth sergeant. J. 1. Henry: fifth sergeant
FTak Ramley: first corporal, George Chant;
second corporal, Ed Knapp; third corporal,
Charles TUUiC; fourth corporal, William
Garland
uIt is expected 20 Hay that standard gauge
cars VIII be running on Fourth avenue
south. The work OF changing the track IS
now completed from Thirty fourth street 10
d point near Tenth. and by tomorrow the
junction viii be made win the new line on
Third street. After this the standard gauge
ears. which are now being brought from ST
Paul for this purpose. viii be put on and OD-
Grated with horses until the electric plant Is
ready When the Fourth avenue line is done
the workmen viii be transferred 10 the line
the track having pushed toward st. Paul ~
loru- 81 the weather viii permit.