St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday were $1,3O5s-
1851. 81
The non- partisan W. e. T. q. meets at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Work on the superstructure of the TWEEN
teth avenue north bridge will be commenced
next week e
III. W, Emerson, plumber at 80 First
avenue south. made an assignment yesterday
to C. Z. Braeme.
The meetings of the Christian Workers
Mission were attended by $4,000 persons fer
the year ending Oct. 30. 3.
The society of fine arts will secure pictures
from the Twin Cities, Milwaukee and Cnlca-
go for the art loan exhibition.
The management of the w. c. T. q. coffee
palace have issued invitations to members OF
the press for Thanksgiving dinner.
The flag over the postoffice is roised at Q
o'clock in the morning and lowered at D
O'Clock in the evening. These are the regu-
latiou government hours.
There were no new features In the small
pox scare yesterday. Two OF the four men
now at the pest house have the disease, but
physicians expect them 10 recover.
Coroner Towers denies the story current
on the streets yeste, day. that Henry A. Dow,
who died on Wednesday had taken aconite.
The coroner says no inquest is necessary.
A dog fight for $50 and the gate" is sched-
uled for Christmas day. The go will be be-
tween the well known Grover and the Nor
gan dog. Both dogs will fight at forty-four
pounds.
Contagious diseases were bulletined yes
terday, as follows: Scarlet fever at 3OiS
Pleasant avenue, scarletine at 325 -Four.
teeuth avenue south, and dlphtherla at 126
Fourth street northeast.
Hermann, the worlds greatest magician.
will play an engagement OF one week at the
Grand opera, commencing Monday, Nov.
o5 Thanksgiving ana Saturday matinees.
Sale of seats opens this morning.
H. u@1p oil
Charleston. N. H.; Miss Daisy Floyd. st. Louis;
Cheney Curtis, Appleton; Robert D. Cham
berlain. Boston; Mrs. J. II. Roy, Chicago:
Mrs. s. Phipps, E. R. Veelay, New YORK; E
Campbell. st. Louis. :.
Bridge Engineer Cappelen. who has COM
pleted the preliminary survey saws the sus-
pension bridge will just fit Minnehaha creek.
IL would cost about $1,000 to put I'D the
bridge at this point, and this will be bar to
its removal.
a lease of the adjoining building now occu-
pied as feed store, and will use il to en-
large their restaurant after Jan. L. The
knowledge of this fact will probably in
tensify the war between them and the other
restaurant keepers.
Granny Sullivan, the old lady that lives
near the railroad track on Eighth street south,
personally denies the story floating around
that she is dead She is lying at IA Second
street north. but her chances of recovering
accident are very slight.
Wednesday was the last day for paying
water tax without the SO penalty. Beginning
tomorrow. the work of turning off the water
of the delinquents will be carried rapidly
forward. There are about Is, delinquents
this year. Probably aDout ST. 90 in penal
ties will he collected. This is large increase
over last year. +
Postmaster j. J. Ankenv is in receipt o
dozens of letters asking for information
about Minneapolis firm that is advertising
all over the country to sell q suit of furni-
ture for 80 cents. He instituted inquiries
relative TO the firm and discovered that the
business was legitimate as far as it went,
That IS for the 95 cents mailed to them the
advertisers forward toy set of furniture
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following named persons: Pirre Ham
tague and Artemise Dalbec P. j. Hanson
and Mary Habberstad, John Nelson and
Gurine Loe, ID. W. Davis and Ida NJ Weldon,
E. F. c. Wieseke and Anna N. Willie, Octave
Thedubeau and Eliza Sampson, J. W. Stanch-
field and Henrietta w. Christie, G. Ii. Buh-
mann and Losie Hanson. see.
A morning paper Yesterday charged that
Moore & Co., a Minneapolis employment
agency. had been sending men into the Wis
consin pineries under the representation
that there was plenty of work for them.
" hen the fact is no more work can be had
1t was also alleged that Moore & Co. had
charged the men 50 head and received this
money in advance. The firm denounces the
story as falsehood from beginning to end