St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank elearlngS Yesterday were $685.
697.7S.
1.-THE electric light plant is being put IN at
he new pOstOfflce building.
The capital stock of the Gibson Manufac-
turing company has been increased to 500
coo.
The DEBORAH college band. which is to play
al the dedication Of the Lutheran seminary,
is in the city.
Mrs A. B. Ward, one of the notorious
generals wives, has given birth to child
al the Northwestern hospital.
The Sioux City Commercial club spent yes
terday afternoon in Minneapolis, and IN the
evening visited the Exposition.
The committee on course of study of the
board Of education has decided 10 make no
change in the method OF teaching music.
Mrs c. B. Blunt and Mrs J. A. Crankbank.
of Mt Vernon, Ind, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Abbott Blunt IL Eleventh street south.
Court Officer Phil Megaarden injured his
hand painfully. night before last by eXplod-
ing blank cartridge IN a revolver he was
cieaning.
H. B. Hudson. city editor of the Tribune,
yesterday accompanied the remains of his
mother, Mrs. Carrie B. Hudson, to Cincinnati
for interment
An insane man, who gave his name as
Barney Hanson. was arrested here yesterday,
and will be returned TO the asylum al Roches-
ter. He escaped from that institution week
ago.
An action to secure the re-transfer of the
property which J. Frank COLON transferred
10 ". B. Anderson is said 10 be the next
probable move IN the Blaisdell- Colon for
gerry case.
The Minnesota Transfer Dressed Meat com
panv has changed its name to the Twin City
Hide and TallOW company. and hereafter the
industry will be the manufacture of talloW,
lard, grease, glue. etc.
J. :. Garvin. who is the Prohibition candi-
date for alderman in the Eighth ward, has
sent out circular descriptive of his appear
ance and supposed qualifications, which
reads like an answer to a matrimonial lad.
Thomas Lowry says that the test of cleo
tTicity as a motive power will be made on
the Fourth avenue line early in the winter.
4 large force of men will be put at work
making the necessary arrangements at once.
The Norwegian Turner's have elected the
following officers for the next six months:
President. II. Holt; vice president, o. " angs-
mass; secretary, John :. Smith: financial
secretary, E. Throgstad; cashier, P. Brustad.
The explosion of a gasoline stove in the
"FamOns" laundry building, 1422 Washing
ton avenue south, caused an $500 ire late
last evening. The building is an old frame
structure. The loss is fully covered by in
suTauce.
Mrs. G. Anderson. of Milwaukee, is in the
Twin Cities looking for her husband, who re-
Gently took the joint savings of the pair,
amounting to $1,000. and left without pro
her three children.
The Augustina mission school gave a clos
ing exhibition at the chapel. corner Of
TWenty-fifth street and Twenty fifth avenue
south. The Augustine orchestra rendered
instrumental music. and addresses were made
by Rev. Petri and o. Sylvan.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to P. Gabriel Peterson and Katie A. Nygaard,
Andrew johnson and Christine Allstone
John CAMP and Ellen Landrigan. Andrew
Hanson and Annie c. johnson. Andrew E
johnson and Mary Iverson.
The funeral of J. j. Rolls occurs this
morning al 80 O'Clock al 1O7 Fifth street
north. The Switchman Mutual Aid asSoci
alton Will form in a procession at their hall
at Labor Temple at 7:;}D a. N. Railroad
men in general invited 10 take part in the
procession.
This afternoon there will be q matinee at
Harris theater. and tonight concludes the
engagement of Patti Rosa at this house.
Seats are now on sale Tor y Royal Pass,
the new and successful comedy drama which
will have its first production here on Monday
evening next.
Mrs. Agnes Neumann, wife of c. Neumann,
died yesterday morning AT o'clock from
consumption, aged twenty eight years. The
funeral viii occur tomorrow afternoon from
DANA hall Mrs. Neumann was an eStimable
lady, and her sad death i greatly deplOred by
all who knew ner.
Rev X Janson's church is now completed,
and viii be formally dedicated next sunday
forenoon. Addresses will be delivered by
Rev H. NJ Simmons in English, Rev. Au-
gust Delegren, in Swedish and Rev. X. Jan
sen in Norwegian. The choir of the First
Unitarian church viii sing.
The Swedish Mutual Aid and Relief asso-
citation has elected the following officers for
the coming year: John StrOm, president;
A. Oden, vice president: Charles X. Bjork.
secretary; Z. C. Lindquist, corresponding
secretary; A. Anderson, treasurer; John
Holmberg and o. P. Anderson. trustees.
1t is expected that a large delegation of
Odd Fellows will leave in a week TO attend
the meeting of the grand lodge at Columbus.
o.. from Sept. l6 10 20 ". q. Nye and +.
A Kelley are the local committee in charge
of arrangements. They have secured a
round trip rate Of S2Q.7 IOWA the Milwaukee
and the Chicago & Atlantic roads