St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-09
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1.S43,-
b95.06
Rev. W w. Satterlea and wife left Monday
evening for Athens Tenn.
Martha A. BOnnell has been divorced from
lothian 2. Bonnell by Judge Hooker. The
only charge was desertion.
The board of regents of the state univer-
atty was to have met Yesterday but has been
postponed TO Tuesday, Dec. =!
The fires at the Minneapolis Harvester
works, which have been black for several
months, were started again yesterday MORN
ing.
The American Chemical company, of this
city, has hied amended articles of incorpora-
ton, which increases its capital stock to
100000.
A doll sale for the benefi. of the North
western hospital will be held at Smiths art
rooms Syndicate block, today from 10 a. ID.
10 p. m.
-Four small building permits for the cree
ton OF structures, to cost total of Si.I4l,
were issued from the building inspector of
fee yesterday.
Levine Bros, tobacco and cigar dealers at
e4l Hennepin avenue, made an assignment
10 W. f. Donaldson yesterday. Assets,
Sl7O0; liabilities, $1,000
A telegram from Toledo brings the intelli-
gence that Mrs. j. A. Mckenzie, of this city.
Injured IN the railroad accident at that
point is very low and cannot recover.
william c. Stroebel, well known mill
wright died Monday az his home, 1913 Fourth
street north, aged thirty-three years. The
deceased was prominent i'll a. y. Z. W
circles.
There will be a New England dinner today
at Centenary church from l. to p. III,
given by the ladies of the church, the pro
ceedS to go towards furnishing the new
church.
The ticket agents of Minneapolis held
short business session at the West hotel last
night. The business under consideration
related entirety TO the affairs of the local as
SociauOn
1t is very likely that Mrs. A. Hudson, the
lady who attempted TO commit suicide last
Friday night will recover She ,still eudures
considerable pain, but her wound is not con-
Bidered serious.
Plymouth lodge. A. F and a. NJ. Monday
night elected the following officers for 1897:
l.. .. Merriam, W. NJ; o. j. II. Martin S
W; John Chadwick j. W; II. s. johnson.
treasurer: George W. Hall, secretary.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Bethlehem
presbyterian church gave a supper aud sale
of fancy articles with short musical pro-
gramne at Odd Fellows hall, VWenty-sixth
md NlcOlet avenues last evening.
The King Daughters of Grace Episcopal
Church viii give play entitled Champion
OF Her Sex" and other entertainment t. to-
morrow evening, Dec. II, at Sherman hall,
Franklin and Fifteenth avenues south.
AT meeting of the council committee on
water works Yesterday morning, permission
was granted the Edison Electric Light com
pany TO run a twO-inch main into their
power house Oh Hennepin avenue and Fifth
street
Tredway & Sons. the insovent druggists.
filed schedules with the clerk of the district
court yesterday showing their assats to be
s., 44S.34, and liabilities S3,907 OF. OF the
assets 81, 7OY09 is in stock on hand. Sol 20 is
in book accounts, and the balance is III fxt-
uTes, exc.
Minneapolis Council No 1. Ancient Order
OF Aztecs, entertained the other lodges of
this city and ST. Paul Monday evening, on
the occasion OF the opening of its new hall,
Twenty-Sixlh street and Fifth avenue. The
council initiated number of new members,
and an elaborate bang net was served.
Cases of scarlet fever 49s Eighth street
southeast. 2l26 Aldrich avenue north and IL
Eighth street south; diphtheria. l724 Fill
more street northeast and 1l9 Thirty second
avenue north; scarletina 723 Twelfth avenue
north, and measles. 1922 IIilsdale avenue
north, were reported at the health office yes
teTday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Norern and Ella Swanson, Eli II. Find
ley and Cora NJ. Findley, Max Greenberg and
Jennie Greenberg. Louis Hanson and Lena
Engebretson, Haugan \. Kroohn and Go
thilde Butte, Hans p. Erickson and Julia
Larson.
The free orgGn recital to be given this
evening at Plymouth church promises 10 be
rare musical treat. j. Warren Andrews the
oTganlSt, VIII preside, assisted by AiisS Clara
Williams, vocalist. and Heinrich Hoevel VIC
Enist. The programme will commence at
7:45 and no admission whatever will be
charged.
j. F. Hanscombe, the Chicago contractor
who was nearly killed by gang of toughs
on First avenue south last week. appear red
before the grand jury yesterday and indenti-
NED Thomas Kenny, James O'Hara and Har-
Vey COrrill as his assailants The trio will
doubtless be indicted.
John Mahon. a milkman living near Forty
second street and Fourteenth avenue south
lost horse recently, and yesterday youth
named Dan Doyle was arrested on The charge
OF stealing ii. lie was discharged soon after
wards. however. inasmucn as Mahon-s story
did not warrant the suppostion that his
horse had been stolen.
The following officers were elected by
Uennepfn Encampmert No. IL, / O. O. F.
Monday night: Chief patriarch, H. H. Ran
som; senior warden &. II Booth: Junior
warden, G.. F. KietZin; high priest, John
McFarlane; recording scribe. George W.
Morey; financial scribe, Eric Rhode; treas
urer, John Indie.
The remains of e. E Holt will arrive here
this morning when they will be taken to the
home of George E. Eastman. From the
house they will be taken in charge by the
members of North Star Lodge. l. o. O. f., and
escorted to the Swedenborgian church at
Ninth street and Fifth avenue. where the
services will be held. The interment will be
at Lakewood
1.-THE REV T. B. Wells. D. D., Memorial
Parish house. in connection with St. Marks
church, viii not be opened today. as errone-
ousiy stated. Tomorrow. Thursday. Dec
10, II will be opened by Christmas sale of
useful articles. and dinner will be served
from noon and supper from o'clock. Pro-
ceeds in aid of the building fund.
The new parish house of ST. Marks Epis-
copal church is a memorial to the late rec
ZOE DIT Wells. 1t is now complete and it
Will be formally opened tomorrow The
programme includes dinner at 12: 30 the
charge being = cents, and supper ct 6 O. clock
the charge being 30 cents; all day and in the
evening there will be a sale of Christmas
fancy goods.
e Commission row will stay where it is for
three years more. Last year there was some
Talk OF the commission men moving from the
Produce Exchange building because the
rent was raised. Bush d Curtain say now
that they have closed Ihree-year leases with
all OF the old tenants and that there will be
no change. The owners of the new central
market attempted to induce the commission
10 lake rooms In the new market building
The Norwegians' Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION has completed its new building
on the corner of Riverside avenue and Nine
teenth avenue south. The new building will
De occupied this week: The formal opening
ana dedlcatOrY exercises will be held next
Saturday evening. An interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared for the event.
The new building is a beauty and will be
fitted up with everything that will attract the
young men.
bazaar will be held In the guild room of
All Saints Episcopal church today and to-
morrow from until a. M. In addition to
the usual attractions there Will be on exhibit
ton and sale some hne specimens Of the tax
1dermlsts art. also some rare relics. crosses
made from the wood of the first mission
building of the church in Minnesota a bavo-
net which did deadly work in the Custer In
dian battles, and an ancient finger ring
brought to Canada by the earliest Jesuit mis-.
sionaries.
lie Will Go RncIr