St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The Minneapolis Whist club will commence
playing club match on Friday evening of
his week.
The Young Ladies' Home Mission of the
First VI. T.. church VIII meet this afternoon
in the church parlorS.
Rev. c. {. Herriott has been elected presi-
Tent of lie missionary training institute. lie
has been secretary for year.
The monthly business meeting of the Cen
tral ". c. T. l. VIII be held in Room IL OF
The Coffee Palace this afternoon at O'Clock.
The funeral Of George o. Suliiyan's wife.
NhO died Wednesday, Will take place to day
Il 10 4. III. The services viii be held at St.
stevens chuIch.
At the meeting of the Park Avenue Congre-
Hational church Wednesday evening, il was
decided 10 rent The pews OF this church for
The next year beginning with Jan. /.
Shortly after o'clock yesterday afternoon
IRE broke cut in Il dwelling house Ut
TWenty-siXth avenue southeast and Twenty
seventh avenue. The damage done was
slight,
The death of c. II. Benton viii not affect
the Sixth ward market enterprise but those
who were associated with him i'll the enter
prise Will proceed as soon as arrangements
ran be perfected.
This evening Prof Lewis and n colored
boxer, known as Woodward Hawthorne, will
have go at each other in the rooms CT the
promptly nj . clock.
The authorities talk of closing the Wash
ington avenue crossing 10 everything except
street ears. Work on The crossings will soon
be abandoned for the winter. 1t will take all
Of next summer 10 finish the work.
There will be a union meeting of the Meth
Ddist ministers of Minneapolis and St Paul
Monday next AZ Centenary church, Minneap-
DIS. Bishop John II. Vincent is expected 10
be present and deliver an address
Its electric cars To Prospect PARK in Southeast
Minneapolis yesterday, crossing the Wash
ington avenue bridge. They run at inter-
walls OF thirty minutes each, and are well pat
ToniZed.
The committee of fourteen of the business
mems union met and adjourned yesterday
afternoon without transacting any business
Several members were absent. 1t is es-
pecially requested that all be present at the
next meeting.
ment building, has made sketches of the
government building, 10 be forwarded to
Washington. An appropriation OF about
Sl,uOO will be needed. The root is much in
need Of repairs.
Mrs. Charlotte o. Van Cleve has written a
little pamphlet entitled "A Voice From
Mount olympus dealing with the Armenian
orphanage at Broosa, in Asia Minor. The
pamphle is now On sale, the proceeds TO be
devoted TO the urphanage.
DR.. Lord Nelson has left the city on n
short trip to Europe. While absent he will
study under DR.. Koch, of Berlin, On his re-
turn some Time during January next, DR..
Nelson will be prepared to treat consump-
lives by the lymph methods.
Robert Taylor, ali employe of the Brush
Electric Light company. fell from a step
ladder yesterday afternoon while at work on
Nicollet near sixth avenue and broke his
right leg. He was taken to his home at 9l9
Eighth avenue south i'll the patrol wagon.
AT the annual meeting of the Minneapolis
Mutual Fire insurance company, B. f. Nell
son was elected president, C. A. Bovey vice
Spencer secretary. L. ID. Day and r. c.
Leavitt were added 10 the board of directors
The Goss Lake Logging company, with q
capital stock of $500 00a. has filed articles
Simpson and John l.. MCGUIRE, of Minneapo-
lis; EldridGe NJ. Fowler, of Chicago, and Ar
thur Hill, Of Saginaw, Mich, are the incor-
pOrators.
Annie Smith charges Pole. one Jacob
PachkieoicZ, with bnstardy. lie was ar
rested yesterday, and had his preliminary ex-
animation during the afternoon in the mu-
nicipai court. He will be held to await the
action Of the grand jury. Bail was fixed at
$500 ana furnished
Bernard Amam. whose wife left him in q
mysterious manner couple of weeks ago,
publishes a denial of the charges that he
treated his wife lily. He does not know why
she left home. and asserts that he has pro
vided we'll for her comfort His employers
speak highly of Amam.
Isaac Atwaier holds a judgment of S3Io. 10
against Zacaria Anderson. Atwater has
brought an action to collect it. He narateS
that Anderson, in order to avoid paying his
debts transferred mis- property 10 his wife,
and that be now has deposited in her name
in the Scandal bank certain sums of money
II was the fifteenth and not the tenth pre-
cinct Of the Fifth ward ward in which j acot
Brcyer says Que of the judges of election
WIS intoxicated. An error in the reading OF
the motto of contested election accounts fol
The error The judces in the tenth precinct
were Calvin Clark, j. f. Hogle and Col. John
Ii. stevens.
The firm of Davenport & Than will dis
solve when Mr.. THAN assumes the Office OF
prosecuting attorney, and Mr.. Davenp port vii
associate with Orville Rinehar. who is JUS
closing the partnership which existed be
tween himself and William II. Donahue Mr.
Donahue has gone into partnership will
Samuel Meyers.
Coopers are now charging SO and 81 cent:
for flour barrels Owing TO the advance il
prices of barrel stock the cOOpers are seriously
considering corresponding advance in the
prices of the finished article Oak and elm
slaves are now worth 1872 and 1919 cents
respectively. Shave hoops come very high
and are scarce.
Yesterday polls were opened in all of the
Methodist churches of the city. The election
was held 10 decide The question, "Shall
women be eligible as lay delegates to The
Methodist Episcopal church, The polling
places were opened from , o'clock in tho
afternoon until 10 o clock last evening.
The trustees of the soldiers home held 9
meeting Yesterday i'll that institution. The
trustees have never been asked TO investigate
any charges relative to the conduct of the in.
mates on Nov. 4, election day. Col r. III
PreSnell, member of the board from Duluth
has sent in his resignation to the governor
He will serve until his successor is appointed
Lizzie Fronkhone was arrested Wednesday
afternoon on Sningle creek charged with va
grancy. officer Provost said she had been
leading n thriftless and idle life for six
months. and frequently slept out of DOORS
The woman said she had been deserted by
her husband. was very poor. and did ODD
jobs OF housework wherever she could. The
judge discharged her.
The public are invited to be present this
afternoon al 80 O'Clock, at the opening OF
the school of cooking, which will be iHaug
urated and managed by the central branch OF
the W: c. II. u. Miss Mary Thompson will
have charge of the pupils. and morning and
afternoon classes will be formed of ladies'
There will be special course for nurses,
working girls and children. The school is
located at No. 400 First avenue south.