St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

"a mail shute has been ordered for the city
hall
The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
O7l36
Scarlet fever at GIG James avenue north,
ana 1918 Hawthorne avenue.
NJ c. Brady has also been held TO the grand
| jury of Anoka county for the alleged larceny
of Mrs. Lewis furniture.
Rev. O.. A. Weenolsen has organized a
temple mission TO occupy part of the build
ing at 11l9 Third street south.
The first precinct Republican caucus in the
Eighth ward is TO be held at Ill East TWEEN
ty-sixth street Saturday evening.
a large delegation OF Minneapolis and st.
| Pan Masons left for Duluth TO attend the
dedication of the Masonic temple there.
John Porath ana Leon j. Wilson. two little
fellows Of about twelve years. were yester-
day sent 10 the state public school at Owa-
tonna.
Headquarters of the Chosen Friends have
been established at z East Third street
south. The national convention meets here
Sept 10.
The Scott county pier 10 the BLOOMINGTON
avenue bridge is completed The foUnda-
ton will be ready for the iron for the struct-
ure IN about month.
The county commissioners will visit Lake
Minnetonka tomorrow to decide whether to
cut channel from Crystal bay TO the west
arm. The channel is wan:ed by the resi-
dents of Saga hill.
Company is having sort of temper
ance warfare over the alleged misconduct Of
some of its members who have patroniZed
the flowing bowl to an extent unbecoming
"a gentleman and soldier"
Arnold Mauseth, aged thirty-three We ars
died Monday noon at his residence. s62
Ninth street north of typhoid fever. The
funeral services were conducted Dy the Odd
Fellows yesterday afternoon.
Daniel Santry and Mary Stanton Will
Wilson and Amanda Borklund. Bayerd T.
Shaver and Laura NJ. Foglerburger, John
Olsen and Josephine Elesen. Thomas T.
Mcmahon and Maggie Cannon.
The Shiloh Presbyterian Sunday school
has given up its proposed White Bear picnic
and will 60 TO Lake Harriet to-day instead.
The cars leave Twenty-fourth avenue and
Harrison street northeast al a. N.
The Tenth warders are considerably torn
up over all article in last weeks North Min
neapolis Chronicle. in which the character
and behavior of certain people attending the
Prospect park concerts was attacked.
II has been discovered that the council res
oution providing for asphalt pavement on
Park avenue was passed by vote of 90 TO
II, when ii is required that there shou.d be
two-thirds affirmative vote. The resolution
will be reconsidered.
DR.. Guinness, the London missionary, has
been instrumental IN establishing mission
airy training school in Minneapolis The
DullQlQS at so SIKH avenue SOUtl mas Deen
rented and will be fitted up at once The
object of the school is to prepare young men
for missionary work in the foreign field. par
ticularly in the Congo country.
The st. Joseph's Cadet T. A. society gives
dramatic entertainments for the beneti.aof
the orphans al Harmonic hall this afternoon
and evening, when Falsely Accused will
be presented. There will be music and song
by orphans ana a $40 gold piece is to be
drawn by the lucky holder of the right num-
Der The cadets will also give a drill on both
occasions.
The local Young Peoples Societies of
Christian Endeavor will hold a convention
in September. 1t is expected that Rev. F. Z.
Clarkesaot Boston. and DR.. Wayland Hoyt.
of Philadelphia, will be present mass
meeting of the societies will be held at the
Hennepin Avenue NJ. E. church on Sept 9,
when Dr.. Henry Grattan Guinness, of Eng
land, will speak.
The Prohibition state central committee is
making active preparations for the fall cam
paign. About Sept two well known Sean
dinavian temperance orators will begin work.
Prof. S l.. Rieme stad, of Augsburg seminary.
will speak i'll The southern part of the state.
H. P. Rud, of Fergus Falls, president of the
Norwegian Total Abstinence society of the
state. VIII make addresses through the south
east and north.