St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULES.

There will be a driving matinee at Mime
apolis park this afternoon
The three Pillsbury mills last week ground
over 5 l 900 barrels of flour.
The October meeting of the operative mill
ers' association will be held next Sunday.
lamp explosion at 1919 South Ninth
street called out the fire department last even
ing. No damage done.
An electric plant is being placed in the old
Pray works, the building having been pur-
chased by the Northwestern Electric Con
struction and Supply company.
A special meeting of the Minneapolis con-
ference of W. C. I. us will be held Satur-
day, at 2:30 p. m, to perfect plans for OPEN
ing an educational and industrial institute
General Manager Goodrich, of the sire ct
railway company, says that il electricity
proves a success on the Fourth avenue line
the same cars aid service will be used on
the Sixth avenue north line.
The subject of the first general conference
of the Associated Charities to be held at
Dyer's Music hall Monday evening, will be
cooperation among the organized charities
of the city.
The following contagiou diseases were re-
ported yesterday: Diphth eria al POPS Sixth
avenue north and at 24l7 Twenty
avenue south. Scarlet fever at 7l3 Fiji
teenth avenue south.
Officer Mckinney fell through the sidewalk
near the Gilmore Furniture company's estab-
l1SnmenI Oh western avenue last evening
and injured his leg so badly that he W as
brought to the central station for medical
treatment.
Mrs. n. Kellney, president, and Mrs. G. s.
Pickering, secretary of the relief committee
of Ramsey county. North Dakota, are in the
city soliciting aid for 100 or more families
who are suffering by drouth in Ramsey
county.
A game of ball will be played at the park
to-day between the Palace Clothing COM
pany's nine and an amateur organization
and a picked-up nine of semi-professionals.
including Messrs. Hook and Morton, Game
called at 3 p. m.
The checker, chess and whist club has re-
organized, and taken rooms in the Union
League Club house. A series of ten games
will be played with the st. Paul club Thurs
day nights. The Apostolic club was badly
beaten in last winters series of games.
1t is said the power house for the cable line.
to be erected on q lot adjoining the street
railway company's general Offices will be
larger than was originally intended. A strip
of land has been purchased which will per
nit of the proposed enlargement
H. Ingham was yesterday granted permit
to erect two-story frame dwelling at 1894
Fifth avenue south. to cost $1,000. A per-
nit to add an additional story to the seven
story building at 254 and 256 Hennepin ave.
ton will cost $4,000.
Mrs. Rhoda Locke, wife Of j. T. Locke.
died yesterday after long and painful III.
ness. She has been suffering with cancer
since January. She was well known, es-
pecially IN G. A. r. circles, and was men,
Der and active worker in Dudley P. Chase Re-
lief corps. She was about forty-ive years
old, and leaves a daughter, Mrs. Cook, Of
Boston, and two sons by her first husband.
George and Charles Warren. The funeral
will take place tomorrow at 10 a. IN. at the
Olivet Baptist church, after short service
at the residence, 400 Second street south
east. All members of Woman's relief corps
are especially invited.