St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, OIL
339.2S.
The bank clearings for yesterday were ST.
OBJ ,s39.2S.
Diphtheria was reported yesterday as ex-
listing at 1928 Buchanan street northeast.
fire in a brush heap early last night gave
the fire department run to Glrard and
Western avenues.
Minneapolis Lodge No. 10, A. F. and A.
NJ, will confer the third degree Thursday
evening, Oct II.
The public meeting Of the Thirty:-eighth
Street Free Baptist Missionary society has
been postponed to Nov. l.
Judge Won schlegell yesterday decided
Henry Clark to be insane, and ordered him
taken to the Rochester asylum.
This evening J. F. Begert will address the
Linge Tax league at 5O2 First avenue south.
Subject: My Experiences in Switzerland"
The North Minneapolis W. G. T. O.. has
secured DR.. Kate Bushnell to deliver her
lecture on Social Purity In the Washing
ton rink at 4p. m. next Sunday. No adj
mission fee will be charged.
The Methodist ministers have adopted
resolution requesting the different churches
to unite in giving Thanksgiving dinner for
the benefit of the deaconess home The
future meetings Will be held in Room 4Ol.
Wright block.
Licenses to marry were yesterday issued to
! the following named parties: Hans P. Clau-
sen and Sine o. Nissen, $. j. Holmberg and
| Nellie johnson, j. M. Calhoun and Nellie Z.
Regain, c. H. Yellsett and Marie De La Barre,
| George Edwards and Sadie Burnell, Louis
Lambrecht and BERTHE kottka.
When the case of Adam Barge, q festive
| East side youth, was called in the municipal
! court yesterday, Emma Hartman, who
| charged him with being the father of her un-
| born child, did not appear and when Adam s
| attorney satisfied the court that the case had
| been aInicably settled. he was discharged.
Tla nsoI no G
| elected as president Mrs. Benton: vice
| presidents Mrs Charles Peak and Mrs. F.
| F. Davis; treasurer. Mrs. DR.. Highly; secre-
| tary, Mrs. Clark; recording secretary. Mrs.
! Butterfield. The next meeting of the associ-
| alton will be held at the residence of Mrs.
| Benton Nov 4.
| The East Side Council of the Royal Ar
canum has elected the following officers:
| Regent, o. c. Calhoun; vice-regent. W. j..
Marson: orator, c. NJ. Yoight; secretary. W..
treasurer, A. Blaisdell; chaplain, j. NJ.
| Thomson; guide, A. NJ. Phillips; warden, l..
| S. McAninch; sentry, s. ID. Ogg; pastregenr
! Dr. J. c. Cockburn; trustees, II. B. Tillotson,
| E. A. Hanson. L. 5. McAninch. The council
! will be formally instituted Saturday evening.
The committee on the entertainment of
| the Pan-American delegates who reach Min
| neapolis Oct. 25. is rapidly peTfecting ar
rangements for the entertainment OF the
/ distinguished guests. Friday morning they
will be taken through the Washburn and
| Pillsbury mills and view the practical opera
! ton of these enormous plants. After lunch
| at the West the delegates will spend the aft
ernoon in drive about the city. and an in
spection of the Hall & Ducey and Clough
| Bros lumber mills.
! Supt. Sharpe, of the Minneapolis Street
| Railway company, has given the. Garrett
| Apperson Wheel company, of Little Rock,
| Ark, permission to put some of its wheels i'll
| service on the local lines. If they prove
successful all of the local lines will be
equipped with them, as it is claimed that
| they are able to withstand the rigors of q
| Northwestern winter more successfully than
! the wheel at present in service. The tire is
separate from the body of the wheel and
when worn out can be removed and new
one substituted