St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

After the meeting Friday night the city
council will take rest until Nov l. On and
after that date, the regular sessions will be
held in the afternoon.
J. c. Hayens, prominent attorney. will
address the Single Tax league this evening
at 502 First avenue south. Subject: The
Railways ana the People,
Foster and Hengle, of the Minneapolis base
ball club, are trying to lease the base ball
park for the coming winter. They wish to
establish an ice skating rink there.
T. F. Andrews. George NJ. Chapman and H.
T. Blaisdell have been appointed commits
sioners 10 assess the cost on property bene-
flied by the improvement of Saratoga park.
Some one left a six-months fptus packed
in shoe box under the Bassett creek bridge
on Fifth street. 1t was discovered by Officer
Vol Grieb, who transferred it to Coroner
Towers.
The S. 900 house and lot at WATERFOWL.
Oak, that was given away by B. H. HELEN.
Hobart and Others was drawn by A. P. Will
Jams, OF Minneapolis. Ticket No. 147 was
the lucky number.
The following cases CT contagious diseases
reported yesterday: Scarlet fever at No. 2254
Franklin, also at 10 Fifth street northeast.
and at ID Twenty sixth avenue south The
health officer reports 1873 deaths for the
month of September.
The following committee meetings of the
city council for this week have been an
nounced: Sewers, Wednesday, D. m. :;
roads and bridges, Wednesday D. m. street
grades and additions. Thursday, 2 D. m.
claims. Friday. 10 a. m.
The Brotherhood of Gethsamane church
has the following officers elected: President,
Rev. A. X. Graves; vice president, DR.. W. d.
Lawrence: secretary. p. V p. Virgins: treas.
urer, 4. F. Weitzel; board of m lnagers, E. q.
Mathes, F. G. Atkinson, W. X. H. Abbott.
officer Reviers found dark bay horse at.
tnehed tc an open buggy on the street Oct /,
which
horse is still there unclaimed. The singular
part of it consists of the fact that No one has
yet reported the loss of the property to the
authorities.
Joseph Griswold, aged sixteen. residin o at
the corner of franklin avenue and Twenty
third street southeast had his foot crushed
by the 6 40. Milwaukee express while cross
ing the track in South Minneapolis Yesterday
morning. The physicians were conipelied
to amputate his leg just below the knee.
The Pennsylvania club has elected the fol-
lowing officers President d. NJ. Gilmore.
vice presidents, DR.. D. ]. Burrell end Mrs.
John ?. Rea; secretary, E. q. Loose treas
urer. o. j. Griffith: executive committee.
Judge Ell Torrance, Mrs. Margaret G. Coch-
rane. Mrs George w. Fox, John A Sehlener.
f. :: Johnson; reception committee, John
Nj. Miller, Charles d. Meyer, A. C. Bausman;
membership committee, Louis Maish. q. S.
Harper. Charles A. Cornman.
few of the exposition art gallery paint
ings found purchasers in MINNEAPOLIS. A.
J. Sawyer bought one by a. T. Brichcr.
for 80, 500. For landscape by A. Sonillie.
he paid 1919, and for 9 small painting by
C. II. Hosbrook, 500. William F. Tennev
bought W. II. Holmes, by the Sea- and
Briehers .'Gloncester Boast paying $3.50
and SI75 for them Negotiations are under
way for the purchase OF others Last wear.
$50. worth OF paintings were sold. this
| year about 50, 90 worth.