St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

There will be q turkey shoot at the rife
range Wednesday afternoon. All marksmen
in the city are invited.
A meeting OF the board Of managers of the
North western hospital will be held Thursday
at p. M. at the hospital.
G. 2. Stedman was granted permit yester-
day to erect frame tenement row at Sew
enth avenue north and Sixth street to cost
Sl5,0W.
The sale of reserved seats for the Balmoral
choir concert at Harmonic hall Friday even
ing, Dec. 20, opened at Dyer's music store
yesterday.
d. c. Bell will lecture Wednesday evening
in the railroad mems reading room. Fl Sec
ond street south, on "A Modern Pilgrimage
Through the HOLY Land"
The first annual reception of Flour City
camp, Modern WOOdmen of America, will be
held at Plummer Post hall. "a Washington
avenue north, on Wednesday evening.
A special train win leave at 80 o'clock
this evening for the purpose OF enabling peo-
pie to attend the reception and entertain
ment given by the students OF Luther sem
mary.
1.-THE Maid OF Croissey" will be produced
at Harmonic hall Dec. 10, for the benefit of
the homeopathic free dsDensary at the uni
versity. Marie Wellesley and W. E. Sterling
will appear.
James White, Of e13 Marshall avenue
northeast died Sunday morning from cancer
of the stomach. Mr.. White was sixty-siX
years Of age, and one of the Oldest settlers Of
Hennepin county.
Rev. M. D. Shutter will deliver series Of
three lectures at Dyer hall, under the aus
pieces of the Patriarchal Circle. The first
lecture will De Wednesday evening on the
subject of "Venice."
Little pieces Of good results from the Trib-
une fire are gradually cropping out: 1t has
has now been learned that Truthful James
was the man who shot himself when sur
rounded blythe flames.
A. FL. Bicknell. wealthy farmer of the
western suburbs, died Saturday night He
was sixtyseyen years of age and prominently
connected in Minneapolis. The funeral &C.
Cured yesterday afternoon.
Rev. William Wilkinson Of st. Andrews
church, has been rendered the position of
manager of the Episcopal city missions, and
as he has had considerable experience, it is
probable that he will accept the place.
The Press club committee of ARRANGEMENTS
on the West hotel benefit concert will meet
at 80 this afternoon at the reception room
at the West. Further arrangements for the
concert will be completed at this meeting.
The Central Telephone exchange building
on Fourth street. near Nicollet avenue. will
have to he furnished with fire escapes both
back aud front. with iron balconies and steps
with banisters leading to the second and third
floors.
Diphtheria was reported yesterday as ex-
listing at 1921 Ramsey avenue northeast and
at zs1.O WASHINGTON aNeuue HOEtu. q u let
fever at 1910 Third avenue south. at 1926
washington avenue south and at go Fourth
avenue north.
There VIII be gathering of the members
of the Fraternity of Delta Kappa Epsilon at
the Holmes hotel Wednesday evening at
O'Clock. All D. X E. s in the city are in
vited to be present. For information address
C. E. Purdy. 235 Boston block.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day by the Minneapolis Mining and Stock
Exchange company. There is no capital
stock and the incorporators are g. W.Cooley.
r. L. Pratt, JEFF Hiidreth. o. B. Oimsted. II.
A. Turner, w. n. Viguers and j. r. Jones.