St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

On an average Of 100 beeves and 400 hogs
were butchered at the stock yards last week.
The estate of the late Robert Hale was yes
terd9y settled in the probate court: The
estate amounts to about $50, 600 besides The
homestead.
Contractor George Rich was yesterday
granted a permit to erect block of brick
stores and dwellings on Plymouth avenue
TO cost $4,000.
Children playing with matches caused
fire in Charles Johnson's dwelling, at Nine
teenlh avenue south and Fourth street, early
last night. The loss was about SO.
DIR. Guinness will be present this afternoon
at the regular weekly prayer meeting OF the
missionary training institute which meets at
S2S Sixth avenue SOUTH at o'clock.
Lawrence Driscoll the lad who was run
over by street car at Eleventh and Henne-
pin on Friday last is recovering from his in
juries 1t is feared that he will be cripple
for lite.
Rev. Father Nugent, Of Liverpool, Eng
land, who preached at the Immaculate Con
ception church Sunday, will deliver an ad-
dress to local Catholic temperance societies
some night this week.
The Val Blatz Brewing company yesterday
took out permit to erect a two-stoIy brick
building to be used as bottling works III
connection with their brewery. The cost or
the building will be $50, 900.
The executive committee OF the State
Womans Suffrage association met yesterday
morning and discussed plans for meetings TO
be held in East ana South Minneapolis to be
addressed by Susan b. Anthony.
o. X. Ramberg was ordained Sunday night
at Our Savior church by Rev. b. Harstad.
Mr.. Ramberg is graduate Of Luther semi
nary, and has received Gail from congrega-
tons at Scandinavia and New Hope
The Central W. C. 7. o. has decided to
wage war on the use of tobacco by miuors.
The penalty of giving or selling tobacco TO a
nndpr
than $l0 fine nor more thirty days in the
county Jail.
Edwin F. Brightbill has been appointed by
Postmaster j. j. Ankeny assistant clerk in
the city delivery department of the postotfiee
to fill the vacancy made vacant by the death
of Miller Evans. Mr.. Brightbiu resides at
529 Sixth street.
Friday night at the All Souls Universalist
church there will be meeting in the interest
OF Women and the Ballot The speakers
will be Miss Susan B. ANTHONY, Rev. DR..
Charles +. Thwing, Rev. ). w. Sample and
Rev. DR.. R. n. McKaig.
A clever sNindler who claims to be solicit
ing aid for one j. P. Huntington, a railroad
brakeman, has succeeded in sRindling
number of charitably disposed people. No
such person has been injured, and the police
are on the lookout for the man.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at the health office yesterday:
Diphtheria at Ais Tenth avenue north, 2527
Thirtieth avenue south and 1924 Twentieth
avenue south; scarlet fever at 6i2 Sixth
street south and 1924 Fifth street south.
Articles of incorporation were yesterday
filed III the Office of the register OF deeds for
the Multord Elevator company. The capital
stock Is SlOU,0U0 The incorporates are A.
d. milford, ]. F. Swanton. Benjamin W.
milford, Austin NJ. Clapp and William d.
SammIns.
The postofiee employees are busily engaged
this week in arranging for the removal into
the new building. Every day this week some
of the employees will be at the building from
8 a. N. to p. m. to give out the keys and to
collect the rent OF the boxes Tor November
and December.
The mending class. under the auspices Of
the W. c. T. Z. Industrial school, was organ
ICED Yesterday afternoon A laundry is also
to be one of the features of the new school,
and work is to be done at popular prices. All
the clothes are to be mended at reasonable
rates. other branches are soon 10 be organ
lied.
William Strathdel, who has charge Of the
rooms in the Finnegan block, says that the
statement in an evening paper last night
that Mrs. Thomas n. Parsons, the wife OF the
man who had trouble Oh Hennepin avenue
Yesterday with a Miss Draper, is not true !;
that he keeps a respectable place and does
not let rooms to single women, nor to any
woman whose responsibility is not vouched
for.
Friday evening there will be meeting in
the interest of Nv omen and the Ballot at
All Souls Universalist church, Eighth ave-
nue. southeast between Sixth and Seventh
streets The speakers will be Miss Susan B.
Anthony, Rev. Oh. Charles f. Thwing. Rev.
S. W. Sample and Rev. DR.. r. n. McKaig
The admission will be free, though a collec-
ton will be taken for suffrage work in Da-
kota.
The tickets for Mr.. Cowles' mind-reading
entertainment for the benefit of the hos
pitfalls of Minneapolis will be placed on sale
next week. They can be had at Dyer Il
Towards music store, Hawthorn's drug
store, West hotel news stand, and other con-
venient locations throughout the city. Mr..
Cowles wishes the names OF all that are not
| strictly private hospitals, also including the
newsboys' home. The names are to be placed
on cards and three drawings in succession
| made to decide the lucky names. Fifty per
cent of the whole will be divided equally
among three hospitals The city hospital is
excluded from sharing in the drawing but
should its nameSbe drawn the money will be
deposited at interest to go towards new
huildinp for CITY patients.