St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-20
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

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Bank elearings yesterday were sI,4ss-
eZG 90.
The Lucy Hayes w II t. viii meet in
the Franklin Avenue NJ. E. church Thurs
day at p. M.
Invitations are out for the annual recep-
ton of Lodge IL, OF the b. P. O. F., at the
West on Nov. 26
The regular monthly meeting of the Min
ncapolis Dental society was held last even
ing at the library building.
TO men only at the central Y. Nj. c. A. par
Tors last night on "A Book
The cars for the Lyndale and Chicago ave
nue. electric lines have arrived i'll Minneap-
oils and viii be running in few days.
Rev A. Christie read a paper before the
Brownson Catholic club last evening on
How the Church Preserved Literature"
j. II. Thompson's barber shop, at "32 Sixth
avenue south, was robced of 500 worth OF
shaving utensils early yesterday morning. No
arrests.
The Norwegian Turner's win hold Il carn-
val fair in this city, 10 last for ten days. be
ginning Jan. Is. 1t will be held in Nor
mamma hail.
A series of ten DAM concerts at the I.y-
ceum have been arranged for They will
probably be given on Friday afternoons, be
ginning about Dee. /.
The ladies of the GEORGE n. Morgan pest,
W. r. G., Will serve a Thanksgiving dinner al
the W0men's EXehange. 421 First avenue
south, frCm II 10 ) p. n. on Thanksgiving
day.
The John Clayton Plow works will erect
new and enlarged shops on the corner of Su-
perior and Tweniy-siXth street northeast.
Work VIII be commenced on the new plant
al an early date.
Supt. Grant states that the census of local
manufactures Will be COMPLETED by the end
of the present month. He believes the STA
tisiics will be generally satisfactory and re-
fleet credit upcn the industrial business OF
The city.
Tenants of the Aberdeen flats have been
annoyed and bit exercised over the receipt
of postal cards on which are written threats
10 destroy the building next Saturday night.
Ii is eheVcd the cards were sent by a BRAIN
less joker
Assistant Postmaster Hughes has returned
from an extensive trip through the East. He
visited. while absent the postotfices OF Bos-
ton and New Haven. The latter Office MIR.
Hughes thought 10 be splendidly organized
and managed.
Dr. Z. b. Zier has written to DR.. Koch, of
Berlin for sCme or the lymph which the
latter uses i'll his treatment of consumption.
When The remedy arrives DR.. Tier proposes
10 experiment with it. DR.. Zier studied med
Icine under Dr. Koch.
The semi-annual payments Of water rates
are due and payable. About So. 600 has
already been collected. tut there IS still S3j,-
go due. To-day is the last day of grace,
after which the inspectors will be started out
turning off the water Of delinquent sub
HcriberS.
The convention of the Sixth district of the
State sabbath school association closed last
evening. All CT the sessions were well at
tended. AT last evenings meeting addresses
were made by c. f. Dyer, F. ". Graves,
John II. Elliott and Rev. Wayland Hoyt.
The business mems union will hold q
meeting this afternoon to devise plan to Sc.
cure subscriptions &c the 81 900. QUO manu-
featuring and jobbing fund. mass meeting
at the Grand opera house has been suggested
as practical way OF making known the OBJ
ject of the organization.
\ complaint was made yesterday TO Chief
Bracket and Dr. kilvington by William Urn,
a bee-keepeT, that Italian Peddlers in the city
are offering for sale composition OF glucose
ana sugar which they represent as pure
honey. Mr.. Uri thinks a law should be
passed to protect the business OF honey max
els.
The following have been elected officers of
the Single Tax league: c. j. Buell., presi-
dent: Ed Russell, wee president; l.. w.
Campbell, treasurer; j. A. Sawyer, secretary:
executive committee James McDaniels, Rev.
W. S. Sample, E. Il. Barber, S. r. Child, w.
A. Carpenter, M. P. FinnegaD, A. NJ. Good
Itch, a. Dollenmayer.
On the evening of Nov. % all entertain
ment Will be given in Emmanuel Baptist
church for the benefit of the South side
branch library. DR.. Smith Baker will read q
Donnelly paper How to Read and DR.. D.
j. Burrell paper What to Read
The Blue Lodge room in the Masonic Tenn
pie will be dedicated this evening. Grand
Master j. A. Kiester of Blue Earth City; P.
g. NJ. Henry r. Wells, of Preston: P. G. NJ.
II. r. Denny. of ST. Paul; p G. NJ. E. W.
Durant, of Saltwater, and Past Senior Grand
Warden S. E. Adams will make addresses
Two new fire stations will be completed
and equipped at an early day. Station r, on
Or nf To or,d III,
and Station Q, on the corner of Chicago ave-
hue and Thiriy-Fifth street. new steamer
and hose cart viii be stationed in the X
house, and at Station Q a hose cart and Chem
zeal Engine No will be located.
g. "Blondy," A. G. Pierson. the Young man
recently arrested i'll connection with the in
yesugalion of the suicide of Doyle in Smiths
lodging house on Washington avenue. was
again in trouble night before last At the
insligation of Landlord Smith ''Blondy'' was
arrested at a late hour and charged with va
graney. Yesterday morning he was given
hearing in the municipal court, and again
discharged from custody. "Blondy's'' friends
advise him to leave town.
The Newsboys' club held it's regular
monthly meeting Tuesday morning in the
w. C.. It. U. coffee palace. The exercises
were devoted to reading literary selections
and to the playing of games. The club has
eft of thrifty ''newsies.' 10 per cent being
paid on all deposits The officials OF the club
are Miss Mary Keyes. president; Miss Alice
Young, secretary, and Messrs. Harrington
Beard aud F. W. Reed assistants.
The non-partisan w. c. T. U. sometime ago
established lunch rooms over the Hennepin
County Savings bank for the convenience of
men and women employed III the down town
stores. The patronage was small and the
managers of the enterprise concluded 10 re-
duce the price of edibles. A very good meal
can now be had for IL cents and the lunch
rooms are doing rushing business The
rooms are open from a. m. until 10 D. M
The real estate case of J. j. Seiger VS.. A.
ii. Num- may be appealed to the supreme
court. The case has become quite compli-
Gated one. Nunn's original demurrer hav-
ing been sustained, Seiger filed an amended
complaint. Num- again demurred because
The complaint was not properly relieved.
The second demurrer was sustained. The
plaintiff was granted permission to file
proper complaint, but, instead of doing SO,
dismissed the action. Num- then enters
Judgment upon the pleadlngs after his action
had been commenced in the district court
claiming that the sustaining of his demurrer
and the plaintiffs failure to file a proper
complaint virtually tried the case on its mer-
Its.