St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULES.

The Catholic parish of Notre Dame will
give fair Oct. II 10 %.
Tonight Company c viii give literary en-
tertsinment at Plummer Post hall.
The annual meeIing of the Pennsylvania
club will be- held al the West hotel Monday
evening.
Harry Grant arrested by Officer Ward for
cruelty to animals paid SO into the city
treasury yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
OTis Doyle and Lucretia Stubbs, Paul j.
Naidt and Pauline JankoWSkl.
]. Butterfeld was accused of assault IN the
second degree by D. Beaudin. Butterheld
waived examination and was held IN bonds
OF 300 TO the district court
The boom scale for September. says the
LumbeTman, is in the neighborbood of So
O00. 900 feet making a total for the year up
TO Oct. 1 of l75, 00O. 900 feet.
Company G, Third regiment, tveteransl
viii give one OF their Old-time dances at
Plummer hall. Saturday evening, Oct. 3.
The public is cordially invited 10 be present
The Bloomington Avenue Presbyterian
church has granted its pastor. Rev. j. NJ. Pat
terson- q months leave OF absence. Dr.
Peterson will spend his vacation in Colorado.
John Dahlquist arrested for assault and
battery on Complaint OF victor johnson.
pleaded not guilty yesterday in the munich
pal court and demanded a jury trial. he
will get il to-day.
". c. Williams, an old-tine coat thief.
captured by inspectors Lawrence and Hank
Inson for stealing coat for which ne
claimed 10 have paid 81, was sent up yesteT-
day for sixty days.
The Young Mems Alliance of Plymouth
church will meet next Monday night al the
residence of Prof. J. E. Bradley, 1910 See
ond avenue south. Dr.. Albert Shaw Will
talk upon French Affairs. >
Thomas Lowry has signlfied his willing
ness TO loan his q RI collection TO the public
library during the two years absence of mis-
family in Europe. The transfer will be made
before the library building IS thrown open
10 the pubic.
There will be free lecture this evening at
Labor Temple. by Adolph Hirscfeld, Rus
sian student His subject Will be The Social
2 Condition Of ENGLAND, Past and Present.
The gentleman is we'll UP on his subject and
will make an interesting address.
The sheliering arms, the home for orphans
and destitute children. received a donation
of S125 in cash Thursday. There are thirty
one inmates in the home al present. The IN
stitution now has debt of 50, 200, of which.
SI.zO0 has been raised-S60O III st. Paul and
S. 10 III Minneapolis.
The Stationary Engineers association will
hold an open meeting this evening at their
hail. 10 Washington avenue SOUTH A prac-
tical talk on ELECTRICITY IN the Engine
Room will be given by j. 6. Hobart NJ. f.
The objects of the order will be explained by
NS1Onai secretary D. II. MOofe
The Minneapolis Wood Designing COM
pany, organized for the manufacture and
sale of wooden blocks and ornamental de-
signs in wood for games, toys. etc, has filed
articles OF incorporation. The CAPITAL stock
is $1,000 and the incOrporators are Charles
NeReene LOuClas VOek. 5 r. Cunningham,
John G. Massey and A. B. Jackson.
Articles of incorporation of the Minneapo-
lis Wood Designing company were flied yes
terday with the register Of deeds. The pur~
pose of this company is TO engage in the
manufacture Of toys. games. and other use
full and ornamental designs in wood. The
capital stock is $50. 00u. and the incorpora-
tors are A B. Jackson, j. 6. Massey, Samuel
r. Cunnington, :. A. d. Volk and Charles
Nice. Reeve.
The mother Of Ada Wagner the thirteen
vear-old girl who was arrested IN boy 8
clothes aud sent to the reform school, says
the girls stories about the treatment she re-
eeiEed at home are untrue. She declares
that Ada was twice sent 10 the Academy OF
the Holy Angels 10 be educated, and twice
ran away She was such bad girl that the
sisters refused 10 take her back again. Num-
berless instances Of the child's incorigibihty
tod