St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

II is reported that the telephone exchange
IS to be moved from The city hall building.
The street railway company has been noti-
fed not to drive its cars over the suspension
bridge faster than walk.
small blaze at 90 Union avenue last
night called OF the firemen. A bed was the
only thing damaged by the fire.
The September statistics show that there
were 80 deaths, 5O4 arrests by police, and
SO fire alarms in that month.
There was an increase of over $4,000 in
the postoffice business last month. as COM
pared with the same month last year.
The Minneapolis Chess and Whist club
have made arrangements to occupy one OF
the Union League rooms during the coming
winter.
A small blaze started in the basement of
the Tribune building among some shaYings
last night, but was put out without doing any
damage.
NV. Staples, Al Harrington and H. E.
Murphy were elected members of the cham
Der OF commerce at the regular monthly
meeting yesterday.
A fire started among some shaving in the
Tribune building basement last evening but
1t was extingushed without damage before
the engines arrived.
State Boiler Inspector Clark will be at AIS
Temple court Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day of each week, beginning to-day. En-
gineers will apply TO him for licenses.
The remains of S. j. Sutton, brought here
from Oregon, Ill.,, were buried at Lakewood
cemetery yesterday morning The ceremonies
were conducted by Geo. n. Morgan G.. A. R.
post.
The assessment for the improvement of
Ivndale avenue will extend from Western
avenue to Thirty second avenue north, and a
half block on each side of Lyndale avenue
The macadsmizing will cost about 500, 600.
The Minneapolis reception committee Will
meet the American congress party at st. Paul
Oct "a. and escort them to Minneapolis.
After driving about the city they will De ban
quoted at the West. They leave for Omaha
at IL p. m.
The Young Mems Association Of the
Church of the Redeemer, at the annual
meeting elected W, P Roberts PRESIDENT;
Frank Knoblauch and W. B. Kelly, vice pres
idents: secretary, Benjamin Taylor; treas
urer. Tom Powell.
The plasterers have organized union an d
elected the following officers: President,
Henry Smith; vice president, Dave Roberts;
recording secretary, Charles Marshall:
financial secretary. j. Mullin: correspond ng
secretary. P. j. Maher; treasurer Ole Oleson.
The regular meeting night will be on Thurs
day, commencing the second Thursday Of
this month.
The stockholders Of the Minnesota Title In
surance and Trust company have elected the
following directors: p. d. Mcmillan, A. F.
Kelley. F. A Chamberlain, c. Ii. Woods
DdillCl leL' pOOiSO ti"'th anu u L = Ddi HcS.
The board of annual review is composed Of
H. W. Hastings. G.. l.. Baker. G. b. Kirk
bride, E. j. Davenport and II. N. Peck. II,
n. Barnes was chosen treasurer. Judge
Koon was excused from the law board and
Judge Shaw was elected a member in his
place. In other respects the old officers were
reelected.
The following officers of the Home for
Children and Aged Women have been
elected: President, Mrs j. S. Pillsbury; vice
president, Mrs R. B. Langdon: treasurer,
Mrs. George II. Christian; secretary, Mrs. A.
". Hastings; recording secretary, Mrs. 7. b.
Wells: directors Mesdames j. S. Pillsbury, R.
B. Langdon, A. ". Hastings. T. B. Wells,
Frank Peavey, G. S. Barnes, C. NJ. Case sum-
ner r. Mcknight, J. P. Moore, W. NJ. Tenney,
g. P. Wilson H. VI. Bracken, Ii. G. Harrison,
George r. Christian, II. NJ. Carpenter J.
Thompson Jr, Seagrave Smith. A ball will
be given at the West Oct. % for the benefit
Of the home