St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-20
Bowers Shorthand School
Has removed to Globe Building, Mime
apolis, occupying one entire floor.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday we're S74s,-
$3.50.
E. +. Brosius was assessed S25 in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday for pounding Frank
Wiltzig.
Rufus King has sold the property on the
northeast corner of First street and Second
avenue north TO James M. Sharp for S44, us.
officer Mcnamara was not able to appear
against A. B. Smith, the man who stabbed
him yesterday, SO the case was continued
until the Esd.
The survivors of the Ninth Minnesota vol
unteers will hold reunion at Morgan Post
hall Sept. IL. At that time the war history
will be ready for delivery.
j. B. Weatherby, conductor on the Plym-
outh avenue street car line, was Knocked
from his car yesterday by wagon pole ana
had his foot badly crushed.
S. d. Rouse was fined $50 in the municLpa al
court this afternoon for violating the build
ing ordinance, i'll removing building from
Seventh and Nlcollet without securing q
permit.
The butchers of New Brighton are arrang-
ing for picnic to be held at the Twin City
stockyards Sept. z. OF which one of the lead
ing features will be prize killing contest for
the championship of the state.
Bethlehem Presbyterian church has ex-
tended a call TO Rev. David S. McCaslin now
pastor of the Presbyterian church at Huron,
S. D. Mr. McCaslin is Young man, yigor-
apolis, where he has been heard before.
The street railway company will do all of
its own lighting when its electric system is
put III. The wires will be put into the con-
duts now being put down between the rails.
The Fourth avenue line yesterday took care
of the increased !Taflic in good shape.
The remaining members of Company B OF
the Ninth Minnesota and Acton volunteers
will hold q reunion at Litchfeld on Thurs
day and Friday of this week. The train
IL Of 0stn ThIIrc dow
morning. All who took part in the Indian
campaign of 1862 are invited to attend.
The initial number of the Observer, new
weekly paper devoted TO the interests of the
colored people of Minneapolis appeared
yesterday. 1t is bright paper, both editori-
ally and in news matter, and certainly de-
serves the support of the Afro-American pop
ulaton.
A branch of the nonpartisan W. c. It. U.
was organized i'll Northeast Minneapolis last
night, at the Northeast Baptist church. The
following officers were elected: President
Mrs T. S. George; vice president Mrs. j. A.
Mitchell; secretary, Mrs, P. Keller; treas
urer, Mrs. P. Lacy.
A new paper will make its appearance
next week, 10 be called Vikinger. Ole II
FlaXstad and Anton Bratberg are the two
mortals who think it is lots Of fun to pub
lish paper, and who will be the sponsors
for this new one. The paper will be five
column four.pago sheet and will appear
semi weekly until TURNER HOClce. Inc pOll
ties has not yet beer decided.
Company A elected captain and frs
and second lieutenant last evening, the
choice going by the custom OF seniority
First Lieut.. Fred Ames was elected captain
and Sergeants Al Pray and w. c. GoodnoV
first and second lieutennnls, respectively
There has been some talk of the compan,
going ont of the service, but Capt. Ames de
clares that there will no longer lie stand
still in affairs, but real. active progress. Tn
command numbers fifty men, and 1t is ex
pected to he increased 10 seyenty-fve, soon
The weekly drills will be resumed the hrs
Monday i'll October.