St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-13
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The new Sykes block, on Hennepin avenue,
will receive another story.
A B. Norris Will build 81, 900 tenem en-
row on West fYenty-siXth street.
The Riverside street cars resumed running
over the Sixth avenue line yesterday.
The colored people of the city are organiz-
ing society in which politics will have no
place, ii is alleged.
Charles Hoef will build seven two-story
frame dwellings at 2I0S to 2426 Twenty
fourth avenue south. to cost Sl9,6G0.
Yokes and castings for the new cable lines
are arriving daily and all material will be
ready for distribution by the last of the week.
Walter Yrooman will address the Ladies'
protective association at an open meeting to
be held at the Labor temple "Wednesday even
ing.
The annual meeting of the Woman's Home
opathic society will meet at the residence of
Mrs. H. c. Hicks, 20 Third avenue south.
Monday at o clock
The first number of the Northwestern Stove
and Hardware journal. monthly paper de-
voted. as its name indicates. TO the hardware
business, has been issued.
The Congregational council Of the United
States will be held IN Minneapolis next year,
action to that effect having been taken by the
council Friday at Worcester, Mass
Miss Austin. of St Paul. will give a read
ting Tuesday night in the First Congregational
church for the benefit of the Students Chris
All knights are invited TO be present at the
funeral of Joseph c. Evans. which will
occur at Westminster church, Sunday at
clock p. m. All knights will meet at Castle
hall.
G. II. Holden. clerk OF the municipal court
of Duluth, was a visitor at the municipal
court Yesterday morning. He was upon
tour OF inspection into the methods of con-
Quoting the clerical work of the court.
John s. Pugh. of New York, is at the West
hotel. Mr.. Pugh is delegate to the annual
convention of the American Street Railway
association, which cOnvenes at the West
hotel next Tuesday at L clock. He is the
first delegate to arrive.
The report of the health department for
September gives the death rate at .9l5 per
for the similar period of SSS. The number
of deaths was 1873, I03 males and so
females: four deaths occurred at eighty years
or over, and eighty-three under one year;
four died from injuries and one from
drowning.
At the monthly meeting Of the Sunday
schools Of the Eighth ward. to be held this
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, at the Calvary
Baptist church. B. II. Cox. the Sunday
school evangelist. who for the last six years
has labored IN Kansas City, St. Louis. Chi
eago Cincinnati, Boston and other large
cities will give his experience and speak of
the methods by which the enrolment of the
schools with which he has iabored show an
increase of over 10000.
Washington Camp No. l, of the Patriotic
Order. sons Of America. was instituted by
National Organizer Lewis Z. Ind, OF Chicago
Friday evening, at Scottish Rite hail. with
charter membership of over eighty. The
following officers were installed: Past pregi-
dent, DR.. James B. Gould: president Charles
D. Meyer; vice president, DR.. ". b. Piueo:
NJ. of +. c.. Harry A. Hendlev; recording
secretary, Harry A Kinports; financial see
retary r. Z. Mcclure; treasurer Oscar NJ
Price: chaplain. Rev. 5. 3. Williams; con-
duetor George F. Door; inner guard. Harry
g. sherwood: outer guard, FL. W. Rusco:
right sentinel. John A. Folsom; left sentinel
W. s. KinspOrts; trustees. c. II. Norred, NJ
D., S. c. Kelsey, X. A. Lilly.