St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank elearings yesterday were 81, 49,
Go.'.
Isaac Debb will be buried to-day at 10 a.
IL. from the church of st. Anthony of Padua.
The regular meeting of Zurah's ladies will
be ED this afternoon in Masonic temple. a
tut a tendance desired.
Ninnehaha Lodge No. 6, l. o. G. T., will
hold M open meeting in Rawlins Post hall,
Masonic Temple, this evening at 7:30.
Col. George W. Grant viii read pa
per before Noble post G. a. r.. Tuesday
evening" on his prison experiences in the
South.
John Goodnows eldest son has been dam
ge-"hs!y III with spinal meningitis for the
past week, ana ii is feared that he cannot re-
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-.artha Foster, the colored woman who
gave birth to a chilo in hack on Wednesday
evening, was yesterday removed with her
babe TO Bethany hospital.
L. Z. Reid of Omaha. is the new proprie-
tor OF the National hotel on Washington ave-
nue. fnd Second avenue south. z. n. John
son will continue clerk.
The Thistle Curling club will meet Satur-
day evening III Rooms POI and 81, Roches-
ter block. u Fourth street south, to arrange
for the season and elect officers.
Joshua Rogers, assistant city comptroller
was Frustrated by severe illness Tuesday
eN"nln =. and will not be able to resume his
duties for several days at least.
The Swedish Baptist church is after Prof.
seminary. Chicago, for its pastor He will
preach here three Sundays, beginning
bee. 81.
Persons fleeing from the Indians In South
DAKOTA continue TO arrive in Minneapolis. y
family of five arrived Wednesday night. and
are stopping with friends on Seventeenth
avenue north.
Father Conway of St. Paul, will lecture at
the Ascension church next Monday on
Newman, the Philosopher and Man of Let
ters." The proceeds are 10 be devoted TO
church work By the ladies of the sodality.
Capt. G. b. 1irrell clerk of the courts, was
caught by the future of the West Superior
bank on Tuesday, TO the extent OF Sl,7o0.
The captain Is confident that the bank will
be allie 10 pay every dollar Of Indebtedness
10 It's depo itorS.
George RI dolph, n farm hand employed
Oh II farm just outside of the city limits. on
the Duluth road. was run into and knocked
down by all electric car on Washington ave-
nue., near Eighth street north. He received
only slight injuries.
skating Kinks will be maintained this win
TEL BY the park board at Central and Elliott
parks. and at the second ward park. in South
east minneapolis. No steps will be taken
toward the opening of Kinks until the ice is
thh enough to be absolutely safe
The two new fire stations having been
Completed. the crews who will occupy them
are now busy putting the necessary appa-
ratus in order. The new steamer is expected
next month. Several fire alarm boxes have
been put in. and yesterday Chief Stetson was
busy arranging new cord.
The newly elected officers of Rawlins post
are: Commander f. G. Harvey; senior vice
commander, E. a. Pratt; junior vice com
mander. George A. Hanson; surgeon, Dr..
George E. Dennis: chaplain, D. A Cudworth;
quar- eimaster, John Thornburgh: officer of
the day, L. A. Stevens; officer of the guard.
William II. Eldred.
The glanite work of the new city hall and
court house has been completed as far up as
the first story. The cold weather has
stopped work for the present, but il will be
resumed, for time, as soon as the mercury
takes an upward course. AS soon as the
work on the lower floor is finished work will
be discontinued for the winter.
Minnehaha Council No. 116O, ROYAL Ar
canum, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Regent, D. Goodspeed:
vice regent, g. ii. Quigley; orator, A. f. Nash:
secretary, G. p. Violet; collector,G II. BOYD:
treasurer, G. Ii. Richards; chaplain, I. T.
Marsh: guide, r. V. Hunt; warden. E. ".
French; sentry; L. o. Hensel; trustee Tor
three years, Al Paris.
Still nothing has been heard from Albert
TuhneIl, whose wife now lies i'll the vault at
Lakewood cemetery. When Mr.. Tuffnell
went away he gave his attorney, W. C. Leayitt
an address in New York where his letters
could he forwarded, but told him that he
should be there but few days at the least
Immediately after the shooting Mr.. Leavitt
telegraphed to the address that he gave but
thinks that he may be EN- route to England
At the annual election of officers of Levi
Butler post G. a. r., the following officers
were chosen: Commander, II. l.. Mason
senior wee commander, r. II. Bronton; Jun
Ior vice commander, L. o. Merriam: surgeon
e.: W. Maddox; chaplain, b. L. Sahborn:
officer of the day, T. f. Marithom: officer of
the guard, II. Rodfrey: delegates to the stale
encampment c. l.. Higgins, S. O. Merriam
:. ). McDonald: alternates, l.. c. Bisbee j.
Marllhom and Clark: trustees. c. Truesdale
&. 5. Mcdonald and B. +. Sanborn
E. j. Fl. Estabrook appeared yesterday
afternoon before street commission ap-
pointed by the district court to hear his ap-
peal III the matter of opening Thirty-sixth
street south from Chicago to Twelfth. The
city council appointed commission in the
matter and affirmed its report. Mr. Esta-
brook, who is interested in the property af-
fected by the opening, wants larger damages
than The original commission awarded him.
and appealed to the court; hence the second
commission. No action has yet been taken
by it in regard TO the matter.
young iieutenantS attached to the German
army, visited the family of the late Judge
Won Schlegel in the city yesterday The
judge was uncle to the young men, who are
now making a tour of the world on a years
leave of absence. Their especial object in
visiting America is to make study of Ameri-
can military educational institutions and the
army aud system of its government. The
neuIenants will visit the chief military posts
IN the West. Later on they will sail from
San francisco TO japan on an extended trip.
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