St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank ciearanees yesterday were ST.
665, OS2.41
Frank De Witt Talnage delivered his lee
ture. First Impressions" last evening al the
Lyceum theater.
Two cases of diphtheria. one Of searletina
and one of typhus were yesterday reported
to the board of health.
The Rectors Aid Society of st. Andrew S
tChurch give q social this evening in the lee
ure room of the church.
DR.. F. A. Dunsm DOR lectured to young men
at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms last night on What
TO do in Case of Accident
The building inspector issued $50 permits,
amounting TO 1925. 240, tor November, SIS
against 347 and 1899. 43 for October.
Yesterday three m memberships In the cham
Der of commerce were sold at auction. J.. T..
Sowle bought two at $3.50 each and Otto
Double OF Hastings, one at S295.
Emma F. Wright, owner of the National
hotel, has sold her interest 10 i. f. Reed. of
Omaha. Mr.. Reed is an experienced hotel
man. P. n. Jnhnson will remain as clerk.
Ladies Of the Lowry Hill church viii have
doll sale at the residence of Mrs. Dexter
Thurber, 303 Ridgewood avenue, Friday.
Dec. ~, from 2 to 5 o clock D. NJ. and from
1850 to 10 o'clock p. n.
Mrs. McCurdy will address the mothers
meeting TO be held by the Mary B. Willard
W. C. T. .. in the Shiloh Presbyterian
church, corner Central and Twenty fourth
avenues northeast. to-day at $3.50 D. N.
The COMMITMENTS of st. Andrews church
have given a beautiful clock 10 their rector,
Rev. William Wilkinson, 10 show their ap-
probation of his services and take the place
of clock stolen by sneak thief TWO weeks
ago.
The funeral of Willie Hahn will occur to-
day from the residence of Gen. Hahn 2,0O0
Second avenue south, at l2:15 P. N: sDr,
taken by the 2:20 p. N. train 20 Lake City,
Mimi, for lnterment.
The inaugural bail of the Canadian Amer
lean cluo has been postponed from Dec. /
to Dec. 16, owing TO the fact that some OF
he tickets have gotten into the hands of
Irresponsible parties. No tickets will be so1a
TO any one not having received a personal
invitation.
D. D. Linton & Co. yesterday took out o
permit for the erection OF a grain elevator at
Thirteenth avenue southeast and the Great
Northern road. TO cost SI2, u. l.. L. Men
age also secured u permit for two-stOry
brick manufacturing building to cost So, 500
on Bryant avenue, between Sixth and Eighth
avenues north.
Articles of incorporation have been fled
for the Mlnnehaha Park syndicate, real es-
tate conn any. The capital stock is 5 o.
UO''. The incorporators are George a. Pills
bury, LewelIyn Christian, Richard j. Men
denhall, a. F. 'iale, Samuel F. Hance and
Edward VI. Runyan, of minneapolis, and Ed
ward A. Bradley. of Aurora.
S. s. Small, P. S, Mackey, H. c. Mackey, A.
Goss, James Williams. G. A. Garden, T. Fl.
McGraw, P. 8. Burhvte and I. I'll. Quimby
were Yesterday elected the board of directors
or the Electro-Matrix company, SIS. Small
was chosen president and P. :. Mackey sec
rotary and treasurer. The New York faction
of the company will elect.a board of di-
rectors ana officers on Saturday next
At the regular meeting of John A. Raw
Inns post the followin G members were elect
ed officers for the ensuing year: Commander
F. c. Harvey; senior vice commander, E. A.
Pratt; junior vice commander, George A.
Hanson: surgeon, DR.. George E. Dennis;
chaplain, d. A. Cudworth; quaItermasler,
John Thornburgh; officer Of the day. L. A.
Stevens; officer OF the guard, William d. Ell
dred.
Charles E. Howe. of the real estate firm of
Bishop & Howe, died shortly after noon yes
day. Mr.. Howe submitted to painful oper-
ation just before his death that did him no
good. Mr.. Howe came to this city from
Watervine, n. Y. ABOUT three years ago. He
resided with his wife and daughter at 2 81
Kenwood boulevard. Mrs. Howe, the de-
ceased's wife, is sister of his partner. Mr.
Bishop. The funeral will occur from the
family residence on Friday morning at IL
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