St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

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G. K. Adams. of Middlesborough, Ky, is in
| the city with palace car advertising that
city.
Cent F. e. Pierce. the recruiting officer TO,
the Minsea polls recruiting rendezvous will
move the otfieee from 4Q5 Washington avenue
south to Bridge square.
At q meeting of the exposition directors
yesterday Manager William Regain again de-
clined to serve another year. The matter Of
selecting manager was referred TO the ext
ecutlve committee. j
B. F. Pillsbury, brother of ex-Gov. John
3. and ex-Magor George A. Pillsbury, of this
city, and pioneer of Minnesota, died Tues
day at his home in Granite Falls. He was
hfty-nine years Of age.
Diphtheria is reported from 722 Adams
street northeast and Thirty-seventh street
and Seventeenth avenue south. Scarlet fever
exists at PIG Twenty-ninth street east and
Ills Twenty-seventh avenue south.
About 8 O'Clock steam pipe burst in a.
room on the third floor Of Segelbaum's dry
goods store. An alarm was turned III and
the fire department called out. There was
no damage other than the muddying of the
apparatus.
1t appears that the statement that DR.
Shaw: of the Tribune. has accepted the chair
lege is a mistake. The doctor has received
an offer of similar position at Cornell uni.
versity, but it is understood that he has not
decided whether he will accept or not.
The subjects of DR.. Kate Bushnell's six
lectures to he given at the Centenary church
next week will be as follows: Physiological
Facts Underlying the Purity of Reform. -
Law and Social Purity" How TO Train a
Child" "a Talk to Young Women The
Bible and Woman, What Woman Can Do -
The Minnesota Society OF Florists will hold
chrysanthemum exhibit at the Minneapolis
Lite Insurance building on Nov. II, Is, and
IA. Over $500 in prizes will be offered. E.
Maggie, OF Minneapolis, is president OF the So
vice president. The local committee of ar
engagements consists of William Desmond, r.
Wessing, and Wyman Elliott.
About 6 o'clock last night Frank Meliin
an employe in the Northern mill got caught
in some gearing and was badly injured. He
was taken to the ST. Anthony hospital in the
North side patrol wagon, where 1t was found
that amputation of the right leg was neceS-
sary. Mellin has family and resides on
Washington avenue north, between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seYenth avenues. Ee will
not die
Mrs. Julia Savage, q woman of about mid
die age. who has been living in the rear OF
700 Third street south. died. she has been
in destitute circumstances, and since she was
taken i'll three weeks ago her only companion
and attendant has been her little eight-year-
old daughter. her husband deserted her
some time ago. She was victim of alcohol
lS1Il COTOuer Towers nelu pOSt-nOTteIu
examination on her body yesterday morning.
Alcoholism was the cause of death.
City Assessor j. Z. Piummer has prepared
a comparison of real estate values in years
past with those at present. His list is very
interesting one, and shows that where prop
erty sold for $35 a foot in 1876 it is now
valued at 900 foot, and none for sale ut
that figure. Property on Park avenue valued
al 500 an acre III 1865 is now placed at the
snug price of $500 an acre, while prop
| erty Oh Nicollet avenue, between. Washing
| ton avenue and the river, worth 500 foot in
1eU5. is now valued ut ST.. 800 foot.
President R. c. Clark. of the state board Of
| boiler inspectors has received from 1nspec-
| tor Bloomfield. of Willmar, report relative
| to the threshing boiler explosion at Forest
| City, by which one boy was killed, the fire.
man terribly scalded, and the engineer
| slightly hurt. The coroner's jury rendered u
! verdict of criminal carel2ssneSS. but whether
\ against the owner or engineer does not APP
| pear. According to this report the boiler had
never been regularly tested in the past four
years, the owner being one that always
| evaded the Law and inspectors.
| Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
| as follows: Fred Lindell and Rina Evenson.
| Andrew II. Nelson and Mrs. Julia Lundsten,
| Kenneth Mcdonald and Katie Latham. AL
| bert Rygg and Dora Loomo, George Blair
ana Annie Miller William Ii. Smith and Lot
| tie Z. Bates. Charles Coe and Minnie Wilder,
| 1alldM L. ThompS and Christina Johnson,
| Frank I'll. Sherman and Clara Schimmerhorn,
! James Moreiand and Annie j. McGregOr, 10
| seph Chapman and Hattie NJ. Byheld, John
| l.. oandell and Annie Magnusson. swan P.
| Nelson and Annie ). TheOren, George w
| Clines and Jennie Williams.