St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

EX-City Clerk Selah Matthews is better,
and it is thought that he will recover. i.-
The Pillsbury elevator on the East side
was not included in the sale of the mills 81.
Prof. Uhler, of ST. Peter. will lecture before
the Augustana Young Peoples society Dec. 4.
The funeral of B. 5. Bull took place from
his late residence, 1928 Ninth avenue south
yesterday. b..
"Reddy' Haekett, who has been serving
three months sentence in Jail, will be re-
leased to-day,
DIR. Christie, Of st. Paul, will address the
Presbyterian al lance at its meeting next
Tuesday evening.
dwellings at Humboldt avenue and West
Lake street, to cost S23500.
John Slater, an inmate OF the soldiers
home, died Wednesday. He was private in
Company A, Third Minnesota.
The trucks for the Fourth avenue electrical
line arrived yesterday. Twelve cars Will De
started on the line within three weeks.
From Aug. to date Minneapolis has re-
ceived 20.6eO,63O bushels of wheat. against
1885 $40 for the same time last year.
E. NJ. Hengle attached his autograph to
Minneapolis base ball contract yesterday. IL
is generally supposed that Make" has
financial interest in the club.
w. W. Morse and II. B. Wood were yester-
day granted permit to erect six story
brick warehouse on First avenue north above
Third street at cost of = .uCO.
The funeral of Mrs. j. e. Snider occurred
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
family residence. 34l2 Stevens avenue. The
remains were inferred in Lakewood ceme-
terry.
Superintendent of Police W. NJ. Bracket
has issued orders to saloonkeepers not to fur
nish any liquor to NJ. E. BRYANT, l IL TWEEN
ty-fourth street south. Bryant is said TO be
an habitual drunkard.
The Northwestern Congregationalist an
nounces i'll its current issue that Il. +. Hell
mick, who has been the publisher since the
paper started, has disposed of his interest 10
Rev. j. Newton Brown, of Owatonna.
C. NJ. Palmer stated to the GLOBE yesterday
that he knew nothing about the reported
purchase by W. Z. Haskell and himself OF
the Duluth Tribune or any intention TO pub
lish an evening paper at West Superior
Diphtheria was bulletined yesterday at
14lS Ninth street south, 136 Seventeenth
avenue north: scaretina at 922 Eighth ave-
nue. south and 2401 Eighth avenue south
and scarlet fever at 2513 Tenth avenue
south.
III. W. Emerson, who has been doing bust
ness as a plumber under the firm name OF
Hurley q Emerson. made an assignment yes
terday to Charles E. Brame. The assignment
Was precipilated by the suit of boynton d Co.
against the firm.
The bank clearings for the week ending
yesterday amount to 81, $50, 1880, ana Tor
the corresponding week of last year 81: 81
93S 80, showing an increase OF $500 4S.3 81.
The bank clearings for yesterday amounted
to ST, l99.99l.53.
The election of officers of the Northwest.
ern hospital resulted as follows: President,
Mrs. Il. B. Walker; vice presidents Mrs. Do.
rilius Morrison, Mrs. A. j. Blethen, Mrs.
Marston; secretary. Mrs. Will Wolford; treas
urer, Mrs. S. c. Swift; senior physician, DR..
Mary j. Hood. @
The following council meetings are an
nounced for next week: Monday. fire de-
partment, gas. paving, wnrkhouse, printing,
Dealth and hospitals: Tuesday. water works,
sewers, police. taxes; Wednesday, license.
roads and bridges, streets, grades and add
lions: Friday, ways and means and ordi-
nance.
There has been change in the motor time
tables The trains run at ten-mnute inter
walls until q 40 p. M, instead of 8 p m, as
formerly. After g: the intervals are
twenty minutes until 10 o'clock. At Thirty
first street coming in the teu-minute inter
walls continue to 6:14 p. m. 80
Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to
the following named parties: Carl Hertzen-
berg and Maren Hanson, Gilbert Johnson
and Laura Olson, Benjamin E. Moves ana
Lucella Stinson, Andrew Hanson and Minnie
Nicholson. Charles n. BlomquIst and Annie
Olson, Nels Dahlman and Wendla johnson,
E. H. Woehler and Annie Mascot. Charles
W. Dawley and Cora NJ. Davis.
The First IY .sbyterian church will select q
pastor through a committee of nine. Rev.
Robert Christie. of st. Paul. and DR.. Thomas.
of La Crosse, viii occupy the pulpit Sunday.
The pastoral committee is as follows: Orton
S. Clarke, W. X. Mcintyre, John c. Hall,
James A. Tyler. Isaac Fawcett, Charles w.
Moore. Charles B. Brooks, Prof. D. l.. Kiehle
and Judge Ell Torrance.