St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

George Star, who loaned his overcoat to
FRIEND the other night found the garment
in a pawnshop yesterday.
Dr., George ". Emery will address the
Scandinavian Prohibition club at Labor
Temple to-day at O'Clock p. m.
On the afternoon and evening of Thurs
day. Dec IL, there will be doll sale held in
the guild room of st. Paul's church.
The Royalston Euchre club was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday evening by Miss Win
fired WOODWORK az her home, So Royalston
avenue.
r. s. N. Sartz. editor of the Daily Tidende
and Budstkken, has severed his connection
with both papers. Jorgen Jensen Will sue
ceed him.
The annual meeting of Plymouth church
will be held Thursday evening, at which
time the election of officers for the ensuing
year will occur.
North star Degree Staff, I. o. o. F.. will
confer the Initiatory and first degree next
Tuesday evening at their hall, Ia Washing
ton avenue north.
Mrs. c. D. Van Cleve is expected to speak
at the NonPartisan w. G. Il. U. rooms, 2l5
Hennepin avenue this evening at 1880 p. m.
on The Ten Talents
The Minnesota Eight-Hour league meets at
Labor TemOle to-day at Z:3o p. m. A large
attendance is looked for and an interestin
meeting may be expected.
Next Thursday evening the ladies of St.
Lukes church Will give O New England sup
pc and musical aud literary entertainment
at Eighth Ward Relief hall.
Little Katie Hackett, who was taken from
the care of an inhuman cousin, Thursday
last, by an agent of the S. G. P. A, has not
heard as yet from her father at Watertown.
John Congd0n yesterday took out a permit
for the erection of a brick building which is
to be erected in East Minneapolis to be used
as macaroni factory. 1t will cost $780,
100.
j. r. Corrigan. who will soon succeed F.
iu6pQ n haS
George l.. Blocker as his clerk. Mr.. BECKER
was formerly Judge Seagrave Smiths secre-
tary.
Father Conway, of ST. Paul. will lecture at
the Ascension church tomorrow evening on
Newman, the Philosopher and Man of Let
tess." The proceeds go toward church
work.
Work will be commenced as soon as the
weather permits upon the pillow factory of j.
B. Barrett Il Co., corner of Spring Lake place
and HumDolt avenue. Permits have been is
sued.
John Curren, worthless scamp, was re-
leased from the workhouse Friday morning.
Friday night he became disagreeably drunk,
was arrested, and returned to the workhouse
yesterday.
William J. Moore who nearly lost an arm
while attending to a large ironing machine
in the Troy laundry, is rapidly recovering
from the shock he sustained at the time Of
the accident.
A supper and sale of fancy articles is to be
given by the ladies of Bethlehem PresDyte-
rian church at the Twentysixth street branch
Y. NJ. G.. A. rooms Il West TWenty-sixth
street, next Tuesday.
Next Tuesday afternoon the water works
committee of the city council will open bids
for 4,00U TONS of water mains, to be laid next
summer. Bids for valuea. MIGRANTS and
special castings will also be opened.
The cooperative or proft-sharing system
established by the firm OF G. A. Pillsbury 81
Co., is evidently a success. Since the begin
ming of the scheme the wages of the 800 men
employed by the firm have averaged So. 05
per day.
The firm Of Gleason & Byorum, the well
known Cedar avenue underlakers, has been
dissolved. The former has entered into
partnership with Mr.. McAllester and will
henceforth do business at 254 First avenue
south.
Charles G. Dorset. who was arraigned
some time ago for conceallng mortgaged
property and bound over to the grand jury
was not indicted by that body. The charge
against him in the municipal court accord
ingly was wiped out yesterday morning.
DR.. j. H. futile, of the Church OF the Re-
deemer, Will deliver the third lecture of the
Young Peoples course at the church next
Tuesday evening. The lecture will be q con-
tinuation of his recent trip through Norway,
and is TO be well illustrated by the stereopti-
con.
Thomas G.. Orr. money broker will be
tried in the municipal court Monday next for
an alleged assault. The complainant Louis
Jacques. residing on the South side, charges
Orr with having lily treated his jacques