St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The Robert Emmett Literary association
will meet Sunday.
Jud Preston yesterday paid $50 for the
privilege of pummeling one Louis Hall.
E. a Larson, who runs a saloon at 2511
Twenty-siX avenue south, kept his place
open last Sunday ana yesterday was fined
$50 therefor.
The bank clearings today were $685.,
963.35 for the week. ST, 432 627.77; for the
same week last year. 81, SI9, 1O6.94, being an
increase of BIS per cent.
The street railway company has found tina.
one guard wire is not sufficient to protect its
trolley wires on Washington avenue, and has
decided to put one over each wire.
The annual meeting and election of officers
of the Associated Charities, will be held Mon
day afternoon at o'clock at the central
Office, Ill Rochester Block Fourth street.
Rev. Dr. Smith Baker will be installed as
pastor of the Park Avenne Congregational
church Monday evening, Oct. Is. Rev. DR..
Z. B. Webb, of Boston, will preach the SER
mon.
The Non-Partisan W. C. T. Q. will give as
their third Saturday night dime entertain
ment an ice cream social, with music and
speaking, this evening, at their rooms, 2i5
Hennepin avenue.
IN order to lessen the danger to foot passeu
gers from runaways, City Engineer Rinker
has decided to build an additional railing be-
tween the narrow roadway and the sidewalk
on the Washington avenue bridge.
Ida Dorsey, keeper of the colored bagnio
OH Second avenue SOUTH caught John Dixon
opening the shutters of her house and had
him arrested for attempted burglary. He
was held to the grand jury in bonds of $500
The Columbia mill was shut down Satur
day night to receive extensive Improvements.
BY the addition or extra rolls the capacity of
the mill will be increased 500 barrels, max.
ing it capable of turning out 1000 barrels
daily.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Whipple, D. D., will con-
Eecrate st. Andrews church, corner Twelfth
avenue and Sixth street north, next Tues
hay.at 10:30a. m. 1t ishoped Bishop Gilbert,
d. D.. will also be present and large num-
Der Of clergy.
Inspector Hazen, guard wires will be strung
Dver all the trolley wires on the street railway
systems. The guards win be one foot above
the trolley wires and will protect them from
contact with dead wires.
The public library has inaugurated an ex-
perimental system of circulating current
periodicals. The plan is to circulate eight
of each of these standard monthlies, the
Century, Harper's, Popular Science Monthly
The Forum, North American Review, Eclec-
tic, ST. Nicholas and Wide Awake.
The next annual meeting of the Roadmas
ters' Association of America will be held in
Minneapolis on the second Tuesday of Sep
TENDER, 1891. This means the entertainment
OF 800 or COO delegates, many of whom will be
accompanied by their wives. AT the meeting
i'll Detroit many of the Southern delegates
voted for Chicago but on the second ballot
Minneapolis was selected.
At the annual meeting of the ST. Anthony
Elevator company the following officers were
elected: President l.. X, Brooks; vice pres
ident w. II. DunWoody; secretary and treas
llrer. Charles j. Martin. +. H. Peavey was
formerly president of the company, but he
disposed of his stock TO Mr.. Brooks. j. S.
Bell succeeds Mr.. Peavey in the directory
Thomas Metcalr vas reelected superin-
fendent,