St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank elearings for yesterday were
1920, 46O.03.
Arthur Holden, who has had large ex-
perience in that class Of work, is to be cir
culator on the Times.
The First Baptist church is unanimously
in favor of DR.. Wayland Hoyt but has very
little hope of getting him.
A company with a capital stock OF
$1,000 will be organized for the manu-
facture of the Filter turning lathe
Messrs. Fogelsby & Rohland, of Minneap-
oils, have contract for four miles of grad
ing OH the Winona d Southwestern railway.
The report that the headquarters of the
Northwestern Telephone company is to be
moved from Minneapolis to st. Paul is de-
MED.
Diphtheria at 1921 Twenty eighth avenue
south and, 2425 Twenty seventh avenue
south: scarlet fever at 3605 First avenue
south.
The stockyards company is to submit a
proposition TO the council for the disposition
of the city's dead animals and other refuse
matter.
Aid. Downs returned from Chattanooga
yesterday, where he has been in attendance
upon the meeting of the Army of the Cum
berland.
The pay roll and bills for September.
amounting to S25.4 O.S0, were approved by
the council committee on water works yes
terday morning
C. NJ. Loring is in Washington, and has
visited Secretary Proctor, of the war depart
ment. i'll behalf of the schema to park Fort
Smelling reservation.
There will be a meeting of Veteran Hose
Company No. Thursday night to make ar
engagements for the company to take part in
the reception of DIR. A. A. Ames.
The funeral services of Pitt NJ. Matthews
will be held from the family residence, % 4
Nicollet avenue, at 1880 .. m. to-day. All
friends of the family are invited.
The funeral of p. NJ. Mathews will be held
at his late residence. 27I4 Nicollet avenue,
at 1880 this morning Khurum Lodge No.
112, A. f. 4 A. NJ, will attend in body.
c. W. Miller, conductor on the Milwaukee
short line, yesterday received the apnolnt-
ment as Northwestern agent of the hallway
Officials and Conductors Insurance associa-
ton.
James Mcdonald, prominent member of
the Holy Name Society in South Minneapo-
lis. died Monday night at his residence. The
funeral will occur this morning at $3.50
o'clock.
Butler Bros, the contractors, yesterday
began work OH the power house for the FIRST
avenue cable line at the corner of Thirty-first
street and Nicollet avenue, which will be
completed by Nov. l.
Dr.. Edro H. Angle was arraigned in the po
lice court yesterday charged with assaulting
c. L. Brame in the latter's Office in the
Wright block. He pler ded not guilty. and his
examination was set for to-day at o clock.
The commissioners appointed some time
ago in the matter of cOndemning lands for
the park at Powderhorn lake have finished
their work and made their report Their
awards of damages to property amount to
$50. 970.75.
a dispatch from Little Willow states that
parts of letter bearing the words. "Aggie
Heath. Minneapolis, MIMI had been.
found near the remains Of a man who had
evidently been devoured by pack of wolves
in the woods near that place.
E. A. Bassett writes letter from The AnoKa
county Jail protesting against The published
report that he had already been transferred,
to the penitentiary at saltwater. He,Was con-
victed of forgery and sentenced to the pen,
but says he is still at Anoka.
The Advent Christian church, of indie
pendence, has filed articles of Incorporation
with the following incorporators: John
O'Mera Abby Bucklin. William Mills, Wesley
Hall, Charles Coverdale. A. NJ. Harris, Hollis
Hale, E. X. Smith and NJ. B. Bryant are the
trustees.
The following contagious diseases were re-
ported at the health office yesterday: Mem
braneOuS Group 1922 jackson street north
east: scarlet fever, 5000 First avenue south
and 40 Southeast Second; diphtheria, 1929
Marshall street northeast and 302l Twenty
eighth avenue south.
1t is likely that the Scott county commits
soners will accede to the proposition of Hen
neDin county for the building of the bridge
at Bloomington Ferry Hennepin county
will build the bridge and the Hennepin APP
preach, and demands of Scott county to
build their own approach.
In the october Illustrator, edited by Abbe
c. Morrow, of Minneapolis the well known
Sunday school commentator. David C. Belli
hOnored by all elegant full-page portrait, eX-
ecuted by home engravers by the balf-tone
process. and equal to anything of the kind
appearing i'll the best magazines of the
country.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
TO John ii. Hansen and Anna s. Johnson,
George ". Porter and Nellie E. owen, Gil
bert H. Dean and Sadie A. Scott, Alfred T.
Lindsay and Isa j. Stables. Adolph w. Ben
son and Helen L. Dahl, Sumner Russell ana
Rena NJ. Dysart, John L. Duffy and Margaret
Mckannn