St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-20
Gi.OBULES.

Bauk elearings yesterday, S1.2S1, 26O. 10.
Mrs. DR.. A. A. Ames is said 10 be quite
seriously i'll from nervous prostration at the
West hotel.
D.. E. Dugdale, the Minneapolis base bail
player. has signed to play ball with the local
club next season.
The combination electric light and gas fix
building by Dec. 5.
The committee to examine candidates for
admission TO the bar will meet at the court
house Monday, Dec. Q, at 10 a. m.
The dog-catchers season came to an end
last Saturday. There were 5.G25 licenses is.
sued this year as compared With 4,343 in
1873.
Judge Mahoney has gone to Belle PLANE to
attend the funeral of his brother, who was ac-
eldentaIly killed at Anaconda, Mont. a few
days ago.
A national ensign IOx19 feet is on fits way
keny. 1t will float over the postoflice in a
day or two.
While a party Of young men were skating
on the lake in Central park on Monday even
ing. the ice gave way with them ana two OF
the boys received a ducking. g.
The BARRIERS union has elected the follow
ing officers: President. A. Banks; vice presi-
dent, j. Peterson; secretary, George ). Zeno;
treasurer, w. f. Lathamar.
The Knights of Labor have succeeded in
renting one OF the STORE roOIns III tnelr Ou1ld-
ing to an undertaken. 1t is to be hoped that
there is no significance in this.
The personal property tax cases will be
called in the district court mex Tuesday
morning, probably before Judge Young. 1t
is the intention to dispose of them before the
December term, if possible.
No word has ever been received from the
relatives of Lou Williams, the unfortunate
young woman who is slowly fading away at
Is thany home. Her father and an uncle. in
Toledo. have been TELEGRAM he'd without reply.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following named parties: G. NJ. Laurn-
son and Amanda Benjamin, Philip Outten-
hofer and Mary Bobo. A. b. Wilcox ana Ida
Laduel, W. H.. Finn and Lizzie Collins. o. J..
Johnson and Mamie Mechanics. e..
Mrs. Julia T. Harris, the mo'her Of a. C.
Harris, the well-known newspaper writer.
has By the death of Willard P. Fillmore, of
Buffalo. been left an annuity of S1,Ui0
during life. The teeeRtor was a son and Mrs.
Harris the sister of President Fillmore. 70
A special telegram from Chicago an
nounces the arrest at that city OF Miss Lucy
Clark. q young woman from Minneapolis,
charged with disposing of mortgaged prop
erty. The county attorney and Supt. Brack-
EFT both disclaim any knowledge Of the af-
fair. g
A slight blaze at PIT franklin avenue yes
terday morning damaged the premises to the
amount of $50. While a chemical engine
was on its way to the fire it ran into and up
set a carriage at the corner Of Third street
and Sixth avenue south. throwing Mrs. John
Lind and a servant girl to the sidewalk.
Neither OF the women were seriously hurt.
Mayor Babb has been studying statistics Of
late, and he figures not only that Minneapolis
has not policemen enough, but that.they are
not getting pay enough. The mayor says
that the records show that the police depart
ment costs 81 cents for every citizen ard
that the city had one policeman for each
1.O2S population. This year the cost is 80
cents per capita, with l ,209 for every police
man.
David C.. Bell will deliver his lecture on
"a Modern Pilgrimage Through the Holy
Land" this evening at the First Swedish Bap-
fist church, corner of Thirteenth avenue
south and eighth street. Mr.. Bell will illus
trate his lecture with nearly 100 stereoptieon
views, many of which were taken by himself.
This is a chance of a lifetime to go through
Palestine for 20 cents, hearing of the life
and customs of the people who live there.
1t is believed that the Fourth avenue cleo
trio line will be in running order by Thanks
giving day. The overhead work will be done
shortly. and the engine to furnish the
power has been put in place. The work on
the cable line Is progressing well, and two
blocks have been completed on First ave.
nue., beginning at High street. The power
houses at Thirty-frst street and Third ave-
nue. north are rapidly nearing completion.
The preliminary street work viii soon be
discontinued for the winter.