St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The knights Templar will give ball at the
West hotel Feb %.
F. D. Ford's residence was damaged 5000
by fire yesterday morning.
The Presbyterian Alliance meets Tuesday
evening at the new church, Nineteenth street
and Cleveland avenue.
The board of directors Of the Associated
Charities meet at George A. Brackets Of
fee at 10 a. m. Monday to elect officers.
Messrs. W. H. Briggs. J. L. Briggs and W.
Larren will address the Murphy club at its
rooms. 245 Hennepin avenue, this evening.
Burglars attempted to break the safe Of
Hunter d. Scott, plumbers, 234 Second ave-
nue. south, Friday night. but were 'unsuc-
cessful.
An entertainment will be given Monday
evening by the Father Mathew Society of the
Immaculate Conception parish at the church
lecture room.
~. F. Bassett ard W. H. Hinkle, of the Min.
neapolis chamber Of commerce, have been
appointed a committee to attend the opening
of the new Cincinnati chamber.
A fire. originating in the laundry in the
basement of the residence of f. D. Foreman,
2S 9 Park avenue, yesterday morning, dam
aged the property to the extent of 500.
Residents of Single Creek are willing to
do the grading for an extension of the Wash
ington Avenue street car line, and II nee eS
sary, will guarantee the company against
loss.
There is a kick among local lumber dealers
against the charge of demurrage OH cars
sidetracked and not Immediately filed. A
concerted move against the charge is 10 be
made.
A boarding house at 524 North Third
street was visited by burglar + .'iday night.
He took the clothing of the boarders from
their rooms into the hail. where he went
through the pockets.
The Peoples theater therein ometer yester-
terday showed a variation from IL deg
g a nt.Nr-n of
lOp m. A maximum temperature at Is deg
above; range. Ii deg.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Lewis b. Anderson and Othilda Pauison,
Peter Wegren and Hannah Olson, Frank 0.
Hammer and Hannah Gunderson, Charley
Postman and Katie Misch.
Prof Leroux, editor of L'Echo de L'Quest,
is to deliver lecture before the French
Canadian association on Napoleon 1. at their
regular meeting this evening in the rooms
under the st. Clotilde church.
The Pennsylvania society will hold ban
ouet and bali at the West hotel Feb. IL. 1t
is expected that Gov. Merriam: ex-Goy;
Ramsey and Ignatius Donnelly, who are all
Pennsylvanians, will be present.
The original permit Of $4,000 has been
found to be about half enough to cover the
expense of erecting c. H. Du Bots night
mare, the Spector Terrace, and another for
similar amount was taken out yesterday.
The council committee on health and hos
pitfalls will meet Monday to take action In re-
gard to the health affairs of the city. The
members who were at Chicago got some
ideas into their heads and are going to re-
model Minneapolis health affairs after the
plans of other progressive cities.
One of the American Drying and Season
ing company's dry kilns on Harrison street
and Thirteenth avenue nor .heast, was
burned about noon yesterday, with about
$500 worth of lumber belonging to Carpen-
ter, Adams q Co. The kiln was valued at
$500. and was well insured. as was also the
lumber The fire originated from superheat-
ing the drying apparatus.