St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Lake Street N. Z. Christian Endeavor
society celebrated its second anniversary Fri
day evening.
John Nelson, the South Minneapolis horse
man who was injured in collision with 7.
n. Flauen's milk wagon Friday, Is still in
dangerous condition.
The water works department has four
gangs of meu at work. Two of these will be
laId off during The week, but the others Will
BIZ kept at work until SNOW flies.
d, tectives Lawrence and Doyle arrested
two members of the Boo" gang yesterday
as they were coming out of the Milwaukee
yards with several pairs OF new shoes.
stephen Mousser, a pioneer of East Mime
apulls, died Friday OF dropsy of the heart:
He vas slXty-five years of age, and well
known among the residents of the East side.
Rev. ID. D. MacLaurin's course of lectures
on Egypt Palestine and ly. Ancient and
Modern" illustrated with $50 stereopueon
views, will begin Tuesday evening, Oct. II,
al The First Baptist church.
About Q O'clock last night some combusti-
bic material III the kitchen of Ida Dorsey's
shebang, l6 Second avenue south, caught
fire. An alarm was turned in, and in short
time First street had large population. No
particular damage was done.
All DAY yesterday secretary F. A. George
was engaged i'll making ont certificates of
membership of The Minneapolis Police De-
partment Relief associ ton. The associa
ton starts out with membership of about
Zoo.
Diphtheria Is reported from 80 Bohemian
fats. and SIS Third street south, and scarle-
tina at 2 '05 Tweuty-fifth street east, Fiftieth
street and chicago avenue, Third street aud
Sixteenth avenue south, and 3o10 Twenty
ninth avenue south.
William Coskran, brother of Lieut.. Thomas
Ceskran. of the central police station, died at
576 Sixth avenue north at o clock yester-
day morning. The funeral will be held from
the Church Of the Immaculate Conception at
2 O'Clock to-day.
AT one time lead pipe stealing was very
fashionable, tut now higher grade of steal
ing has been reached. some Time within the
last month thieves entered vacant house at
$50 East seventeenth street, and stole all the
gas fixtures. The house has been vacant for
some time, and has not been visited for six
weeks.
Mrs t. B. Walker has returned from Des
MoineS, where she attended the annual con-
Yention Of The W. q. I. L. she states that
the non-paTtizan faction is in the supremacy,
and that the union will unite itself TO the
national non partisan union. The vote upon
this question was 27S against 53, and 8
doubtful.
Bishop Whipple yesterday received a tele-
gram from his son in New York detailing the
arrangements for the funeral of Gordon E.
Cole. ] he remains arrived from Europe
and the party took train Friday,
expecting 10 arrive in ST. Paul this
afternoon. The funeral will be held in the
Episcopal cathedral al FariDault, beginning
al -" p NJ. Tuesday.
Owing TO the tearing up Of the street car
tracks on Hennelin avenue and Sixth street
south, it has been found necessary 10 divide
the cid Eighth avenue line temporarily into
two separate lines One branch goes down
Eighth avenue south and thence to nenne-
pin,sand The other trayerses The old route to
New boston from the corner of Hennepin
and Washington avenues.
The park board faiied to hold q meeting
yesterday, owing to the fact that number
of the members are out repairing fences. An
adjournment was accordingly taken t. Tues.
day afternoon. The principal matters TO
come before the board are the acceptance of
the deed TO some property near Lake Harriet.
given by the Lakewood Cemetery association,
and The designation of Lyndale avenue from
TWenty-ninlh avenue north to the pump
house as boulevard