St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBuLEs.

The bank clearanees yesterday were SG76,-
1885, and for the week, 1854, 995. Sc.
The regular monthly meeting of the board
of directors OF the Central W. c. T. U. coffee
palace occurs Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
department to-day from 2919 Twenty-sixth
street south and 1923 Twenty-s street
south.
Pat Harris the owner of Harris theater, is
reported dangerously sick at his home in
Baltimore. 1t is said that he is not expected
10 live.
! There was q meeting of the Women's
Christian association at the Womens board
Ing house last evening to conduct the regular
business of the association.
The Union Railway company will make
improvements on The Camp Walker mill
property i'll the spring. just north of the
union depot, SO that their track facilities
will be greatly increased
Rev. j. J. Faude, of Michigan City, Ind.
Sunday. He has been selected as the new
rector at Gethsemane church, and he will
make his decision as to acceptance after
preaching Sunday.
The Cedar Lake Park company, with a
capital of 500, 600, has been INCORPORATED.
The incorporators are: B. ID. Bliss, Chip
pewa Falls, Wis; G. W. Horton, Mayville,
N. D.; S. D. Cook, c. II. Maxey and C. NJ.
Wilkeson, of Minneapolis.
One of the most enjoyable balls which the
1lOiIIlCo uOltl lSDueT6u 10 1lS SueStH LOOK
place last evening. The dancing took place
in the parlOr instead of the dining room as
heretofore. Thyle and Ringwald's orchestra
furnished the music
Engineer Howe,of the city engineers Office,
yesterday morning measured off g speeding
track on Lake of the Isles. 1t is one-lhrd of
mile long, with sufficient room at both ends
to start ana stop. These speeding places
have been popular in previous years.
strike of the coopers, about which some
M aran1iy doll; hovya had 70,
for few days past, is one of the most I'M
probable of things. The men are working
for extremely low wages, but they are hardly
IN a position to enforce an adyance.-North-
western Miller.
Health Officer Kilvington was very much
annoyed yesterday at report which was
circulated that he was confined to bed with
ia grippe" The doctor declares that while
he is suffering from severe cold the only
grip he has is on his Office and the COM
Portable salary he receives.
A new weekly paper, to be devoted to the
colored people of the Twin cities, is soon TO
be issued in Minneapolis. The projectors of
the new venture are Rev. r. II. Williamson,
Mitchell. The first copy is to appear i'll
about two weeks.
Miss Carrie Rotis has been appointed SUI
perintendent of the Northwest Deaconess
home to succeed Mrs. Abbie C. Morrow.
Rev. David Tice has been selected as the
financial agent of the home. Dr. w. K. Mar
shall, president OF the board of trustees, has
Issued all appeal TO the Methodists of the
Northwest TO take greater interest in the en-
terprise.
C. A. Ebert, the attorney, was notified
Thursday that the United States supreme
court had affirmed the judgment of the
United States district court in the case of
Miss Mary Kent against The Singer Sewing
Machine Company. The plaintiff was run
over by the sewing machine company's de-
livery wagon and obtained verdict of S1O,
600 IN the United States district court.
Inspector Spangler. of the postoffice de-
partment, will visit Minneapolis shortly to
make arrangements with Postmaster An
keny for the establishment of several branch
Offices in the city. Only one has been defin-
itely settled upon so far, and that is at the
drug store, corner of Fourteenth avenue and
Fourth street southeast, with j. P. Gilmore
as postmaster. There are several more places
under consideration, but as yet no definite
arrangements have been made.