St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-24
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


The bank clearings yesterday were ,566,
92U.07.
Closed cars are now running on the First
avenue electric line.
The Norwegian Rifles will hold a tourna-
ment at the Crystal Lake range Sunday.
Diphtheria is reported at 3l0S Garfield av-
enue and 1919 Twenty-second avenue
north.
A new fire alarm box, No. 6ls. was put in
yesterday at the corner of Third avenue
south and Lake street.
Stephen NJ. Allen, father of Mrs. 5. c. Cut
ter, died Wednesday, aged ninety years. The
funeral will occur to-day
The street railway company has increased
the wages OF the conductors OH The electric
cars from Is to II cents an hour the same
pay that the drivers receive.
Judge Emery's grist yesterday morning
consisted of three DRINKS and two yags. The
two latter were directed to move out of town,
and the former got SO fines.
Mrs E. N. Peterson is anxious for the re-
turn of her husband, an ex-pollceman. VINO
deserted her some three years ago. Her ram
lily is now being supported by charity.
Miss Rouf. living at 1872 South Seventh
street, was badly injured in runaway at
First avenue and Fourth street last night.
Her face was badly cut, but she will recover.
JIM. Doneison. who was robbed of some
S10,oUo worth of diamonds at Butte, Mont.
last winter telegraphs that he has succeeded
in convicting one of the thieves, who Will
enjoy four years term in the penitentiary.
The first of series of lectures on political
science Will be given at the public library
next Wednesday evening, by Prof. W. w:
FOlwell, Of the state university. HIS subject
will he principles of International Inter
course
At the annual meeting of the Long Meadow
Gun club the following officers were elected:
President James W. Griffin; vice president,
Fl. F. Legg; secretary. e. W. Goddard: treas
urer, G. s. Bushnell: directors, j. IL. Waters,
III. j. Elliott. Fred Lawrence.
1t has been reported to the police from the
stockyardS that a boy saw two horses five
miles north of there, one of when had what
appeared 10 be mans hand hanging to the
| slirrpp. Both horses were covered with
sweat and blood. The police will investigate
Hermann Rothschild. for many years con-
nected with Samuel Rothschiid's Clothing
| company, died yesterday morning of Brights
disease at his residence, 2014 Portland av-
! enue. The deceased was prominent mem
| Der of the Knights of Pythias and other soci-
| cites.
| The new centra' st ton patrol wagon team
| was put in ser: yesterday. The horses
and have been Tom %e
| Jerry. which names are in perfect keeping
| with the use the horses will be put to-haul-
| ing drunks
society was organized in the senior class
| OF the dental department of the state uni
| yersity Wednesday, to be called the Dental
Society of the state University of Minnesota.
! DR.. Frank Todd was elected president RS
| DR.. Chandler secretary, and Dr. Marshall
| vice president.
Detective Doyle has arrested August Ran
| now at Stewart. He is charged by his wife
| Annie RannOw, with adultery with Mrs
Liddic Jackson, 62l Washington avenue
| south. Mrs jackson was afterwards arrested
by Officer Conroy. Rannow deserted MS wife
| and several children at Stewart several
months ago.
S. Keliher, grand secretary and treasurer
of the brotherhood of Railway Carmen of
America. returned nome yesterday morning
from Terre tlaute, Ind, where he Instituted
a lodge of the brotherhood with seventy
charter members. He leavef tomorrow even
ing for Livingston, Mont, where he will i'll
stitute lodge.
The Minnesota Association of the New
Jerusalem church will be held in the New
Church house of worship, Fifth avenue
south and Ninth street, this afternoon COM
president, Rev. E. C. Mitchell, win be given
at O'Clock. In the evening reception will
be given at 1916 Fourth avenue south.
Henry B. Morrison, who has been with
Harvey Kicker for the past five years, is
dangerously ill with what his physician calls
nervous typhoid fever. His parents. who
live in Vermont, have been telegraphed for.
| as his life is despaired of. Morrison has had
charge of MIR. Ricker's st. Paul store for two
| years, and is young man of most estimable
character.
DR.. Kate C. Bushnell has been engaged to
| give o course OF afternoon lectures to the
women of Minneapolis, beginning Nov. 8.
The topics of these six lectures are as fol-
lows: physiological Facts the Foundation
of Purity Reform Law and Social Purity, -
How to Train Child" "A Talk to Young
Women" THE Bible and Womal,' What
Women Can Do.'
The building committee of the Minneapo-
lis club is having some trouble in deciding
upon plans for the new club house ON Sixth
street. A design for magnificent building
was prepared, but the committee thought
that the finances of the club would not war
rant the expenditure. Plans for cheaper
bidding were prepared, and action will be
| taken in a few days.
farewell meeting was given Wednesday
night to foTr young missionaries at the mis-
| Sionary training institute. James Duff and
William Taylor. of Toronto. and A. W. La
guerquist and George Marshall, of Chicago
| are Just leaving for the interior of China
| Rev. F. A. Stevens, who has for seven yeaI:
been in the missionary field, was also pres
| ent, and, in Chinese costume, gave an &C
| count of his work.
The great sale of lots in Minnehaha add
, ton occurs next Wednesday. Special train
, | leave the Milwaukee at 10:30 a. N. and 81
D. m. lunch and music will be among tn,
features of the sale: After Oct 30th. S70t
will be gwen as prize to the purchaser of
lot who first completes an eight-room house
to cost at least $1,000: 500 to the second
$500 to the third, $500 to the fourth, 500
$ to the fifth and $500 to the sixth.
i Assistant City Engineer C. o. Huntress
i preparing a paper to be read before th
e Civil Engineers club upon the proposed re
forms in municipal taxation and bookEeeI
q | ing. These abuses have been made mani
d | fest largely in the engineers department
4 | where the rebate business has become a nu
sance. Mr.. Huntress says he does not pre-
| | pose any startling novelties, but he will al
It tempt to weave into homogeneous Who'll
II | the various plans and improvements pre-
d | posed by County Auditor Condit, City Conn
e | troller Underwood and others. together wit
|. | some OF his own suggestions.
is A force of carpenters are at work in th
II | central Office of the Associated charlie
" putting in a number Of improvements. Ii
Stead of two rooms there will be four On
e of these rooms will be for the convenience
k the patrons of the Nickel Savings banl
which will be put in operation in about thre
> weeks. The committee having charge
> this fund is composed of George A. Bracl
q EFT, John Defattre. William Powell, Georg
r A. Pillsbury, c. NJ. Loring, B. f. Nelson, v
l. s. Benton Sven Oftedal, 4. c. Haugau, AL
# thony Kelly ana r. b. Janney.