St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-02
MINNEAPoLIs GLoRuLEs.


$4,000 subscribers.
Articles incorporating the Kimball Print
ing company, with a capital OF $5O,OOO,
were filed yesterday.
Mrs Jennie Ellis. OF South Minneapolis,
injured few days ago at Denver III col
HSion, is now out OF danger.
Il. +. Nelson estimates that the lumber cut
this year will amount to 350,O00,0O feet,
about the same as last year.
Rev. d. ID. MeLaurin delivered the third Of
BIS lectures he is giving upon the Holy Land
at the Emmanuel Baptist church last evening.
The street railway company began running
ears yesterday on the Emerson avenue OK
tension of the Plymouth and Bloomington
avenue line.
City Clerk Haney granted liquor licenses
yesterday TO A. Il. Puffer, at l04 Washington
avenue SOUTH and Christopher PrellWitz, st
427 Plymouth avenue.
The fire losses last month were very slight
indeed. The fire department. responded TO
ntty-tW0 Alarms but the loss in % per cent
OF the cases was nominal.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster will deliver lecture
at the Harris theater Sunday afternoon ct 8
O'Clock, under the auspices Of the nOn-par-
usan W. G. IT. u. There is no admission fee.
-Four hundred and seven building permits
were issued last month, amounting to SjO2,s
665. In October last year the same number
S q permits were issued amounting to s''A'-
the following named parties: p. J.. Ander.
son and Anna E. Nygren. W. II. Gruenhagen
and Emma NJ. Wildung, j. Il. Kaye and Mrs
Alice Gordon.
The amount Of stamp sales for the month
OF October just passed is S29, 4So III. as
against S26, S90.7l for October, 1888. This
isan increase Of S2,594.56, or percentage
OF 10 per cent.
At the meeting Of the Central Woman's
Christian Temperance union yesterday com
Tod 10 loln oh NJ n
work of the industrial bureau for women, to
be established next week.
The next meeting Of the Young Mems Al
lance of the Plymouth church will be held
with George II. Rust, l Ia Hennepin avenue,
Monday evening. Charles n. Chadbourn
will discuss the pracucability of National
ism.
The funeral OF Glenn DuBoy, the we'll.
known expressman, occurs from the resi-
dence, corner Bloomington avenue and
Twenty-fourth street, this morning st 10
o'clock.
The annual reunion of the Harvard club
of Minnesota will be h cid at the residence Of
DR.. and Mrs. George +. French, 1900 Haw-
thorne avenue. this evening. All the deco
rations will be in crimson, the Harvard color.
The interior department has decided that
The title TO the island i'll the Bay OF st. Louis,
Minnetonka, is in ii. }. Burton as trustee.
and is not open to pre- emption. The Mime
tonka Yacht club is erecting club house on
the island.
Nellie Peterson, girl who has been work
ing in Minneapolis for a loug time, went to
her home near Cannon Falls few days ago
for rest. On Monday night she left the house
with only shawl over her head, and has not
been seen since.
Secretary w. D. Hall. of the board of trade,
is anxious to hear of a suitable room for q
new manufacturing concern which is seek
ing location here. A room 3Ox4O Feet ana
supplied with steam power OF eight or ten
horse power is wanted.
The first of q series of the Saturday even
Ing dancing parties given by the guests or
the West hotel occurs this evening. Danz'
orchestra will furnish the music. Dancing
will commence promptly at O'Clock, and
finish at IL 80. when light refreshments
Will be served.
The committee on child labor and educa.
ton, composed of members of the school
board, associated charities, and representa-
tives of the labor organizations of the city,
will hold q meeting Tuesday evening at z 80
o'clock at the rooms Of the Associated char
tiles, over the postOfice.
Mrs. j. C. Morrison, Mrs. ". Fl. Helnkle,
Mrs. q. f. French. W. e. Whitney, Douglass
Volk and j. 5. Bradslreet have been APP
pointed a committee from the school Of fine
arts to act in conf junction with the executive
committee in securing pictures to hang In
The new library building.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at the health office yesterday:
Diphtheria at 1907 Fenton street north,
1918 Monroe street northeast, 1925 Henne-
pin avenue, 1910 Third street northeast,
2502 Riverside avenue south, and scarlet
fever at 1916 Dupont avenue north.
DR.. s. NJ. Campbell has rendered
his resignation as pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, and Judge Ed florence
and DR.. A. E. McKeehan have been appoint
ed to present the acceptance 10 the presby-
terry, which convenes Nov. IL. 4 meeting Of
the church will soon be held to take steps to-
ward securing new pastor.
/ Michael Murray, all old resident Of Mime
apolis and the owner of several houses in
northeast Minneapolis, was found dead in
his room at 2l9 Fourth avenue north yester-
day morning at 7:3O o'clock. An autopsy
showed that his death resulted from Bright's
disease of the kidneys. The deceased was
fifty-one year old and lived in Minnesota
thirty years. The funeral will be from the
Church of the Immaculate Conception to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The regular sc mi-monthly meeting OF the
park board will be held this afternoon at
2:3O o'clock, at which time final action will
be taken on the Powder Horn and Todd's
pond parks. The report Of the appraisers on
Minnehaha boulevard will be filed, aud the
enlargement of Central park discussed. The
question of park in Southeast Minneapolis
will be reported from the committee on des-
ignation of grounds, which will suggest that
it will be indefinitely postponed.