St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Lon Davis paid $50 and BERTHE Berts Se5
INTO the city treasury yesterday Tor keeping
houses Of ill-fame.
Miss Maggie Thomas won the silver medal
in the DemOreSt contest held at the western
Avenue NJ. E. church last evening.
l. Croft will build two ana and-half story
dwelling house al the corner of Clifton Place
and Oak Grove street, TO cost SlO.OOO
Bishop Whipple viii speak upon the work
Of the brotherhood Of 81. Andrew, thursday
evening in 81. Marks church church
Fx- Gov. John :. PlllSbury feelSeonvineed
that profit sharing viii Ge continued in the
Pllsbury mills under the new management
The First Unitarian society, corner Eighth
and Mary Place, Will give a pie social frlday
evening. a general and cordial lnTltatlon Is
extended to all.
Theodore Campbell. who ran away from
his home, 2734 Clinton avenue, and WAS
gone several months was sent TO the reform
school yesterday by Judge Mahoney.
At the health Office yesterday It was re-
ported that diptheria existed at S2I TWENTY
eighth stIeaL measels at 24O6 Nortn Fonrtn,
and Scarletina at cog North Fourth street.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
70 Joseph LOpOur and Katie Kinsl. Frank A;
Foster and Emma Cope, Adolphus E. Irlel
and Alice Elmer, Herman Besemann and
Charlotte Schulz.
Sheriff Quinn. of Benton county. passed
through Minneapolis yesterday having IN
charge Alvin Melser, an insane man who
was committed by the Benton county court
to The 81. Peter asyl um.
a compromise viii be made with the paw
fng contractors who made lower bios on
work this year that was afIerward annulled.
They viii be given the same work next year
SO far as II Is carried out,
Postmaster I'D. Ankeny has avaluaf lie pack
age returned tG him bearing the address OF
Warren Boise, Tacoma, Washington Terri
tory. He would ike 10 find the sender, as
The Tacoma authorities cannot find the 00-
dressee.
This peing the season Of the year when
"Queer" butter is shipped into the state for
use in numbering camps Dairy Commissioners
Howard Is keeping sharp Lookout Tor oleo-
margarine, butjerine and other cou nterIelts
Of butter.
The workhouse committee of the council is
building five-rooln residence on the eitys
property, Just beyond the workhouse, which
viii be rented at q nominal sum TO the work
house employees who have been at the dis
advantage Of having 10 keep their families IN
the city.
The senior and junior classes Of the uni
versity viii unite and hold Thanksgiving
reception, to which the students, faculty and
alumni viii be invited on Wednesday. No
refreshments will be served. ana the Ham
line and Manchester boys will not be invited,
as al first intended, 1t being contrary 10 prece-
dent
The special students at the university met
ed the following officers: o. L. Triggs, pres
ident; Charles T. Moffet vice president;
Miss Alice Dyer. secretary and treasureri
George L. keefer, orator; Miss Fannie
Rutherford historian; Miss Julia Thomp-
son, poet; 4. W. Chadbourne, prophet
The board of directors of the Catholic
orphan asylum led regular meeting last
evening at the residence of BishOp-elect Nc
Golrick and transacted the usual business.
On motion the secretary was instructed to
communicate with the pastors of the various
parishes that have not paid their stipulated
share of the asylum expenses and request
them TO pay up the balances due as soon as
possible in order TO pay the running expenses
Of the asylum.
At the annual meeting of the Lakewood
Cemetery association the following officers
were elected: President. george A. Pills
bury: treasurer, G.. NJ. Loring: secretary and
superintendent, R. D. Cleveland; assistant
superintendent in charge of the grounds, o.
W. Anderson: trustees. D. Morrison. c. Nj.
are VI. D. Wasnburn, George A Pillsbury. L.
p. Hubbard. k. J. Mendenhall and c. C.Hood.
The report of Treasurer Z. NJ. Loring showed
receipts SSn, I23. rs, and disbursements Of
SO, loo. Balance on hand S4,963.75.
The blanks for securing statistics OF the
number of children in the city who do not
attend school are now ready for distribution,
and all citizens who will assistin the work OF
gathering the desired data may obtain them
on application TO Secretary Holt, at the rooms
of the Associated Charities. The committee
having in charge the collection of these sta
tistics earnestly hopes that citizens in gen
eTal viii lake an active interest IN the Work,
which cannot but be beneficial TO the cause
of education and good morals. The labor Or
CARNATIONS OF the city will be supplied with
blanks through the trades and labor assembly
next Friday night.