St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-03
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank cle0rings yesterday were $780,
The Royals formerly Royal club, will give
their animal ball New Years eve at Sher-
mau's hall.
Capt C. B. Tirrell, who is spending the
winter at Orlando. Fla is very ILL His old
heart trouble has returned.
The ladies of the Homeopathic hospital
will hold a bazaar at 70 South seventh street
Friday and Saturday, Dec. and ), from a.
m. until 10 D. m.
The committee of fifty on arrangements
for the Republican national convention will
hold a meeting at the Union League club at
$3.50 this afternoon.
The Minneapolis delegates TO the interna-
tional BARRIERS convention at Grand Rapids.
Mich. reports that the next convention Will
probably be held here.
Z. P. Hilton. of the Pence denies that c.
G. Fitzpatrick was'defrauded out of his sal
airy. He says that Fitzpatrick worked for
sam wager and should get his money from
wager.
The street railway company announces
that II Will have cars running on the Cedar
avenue line next Wednesday. Cars will
run every ten minutes as far as Thirty-fourth
street.
Mrs E. A. Russell, manager OF the W. C.
T. L. coffee house in this city. and national
superintendent of coffee houses, writes that
she viii leave New York for this city next
Monday.
John II. Peacock, the wheat merchant
says that over half Of the enormous wheat
crop has already been moved. He thinks
that almost all of it will be on the way to
market by the end of the month.
The widow of James Blair, the Osseo
farmer who was killed by a 500 train in
North Minneapolis Il few months ago, has
sued the company for damages. Mrs Blair
is in the city working as domestic.
The number of deaths during the month of
November was only l42, as compared with
1S9 for the same month of last year. This
would make the death rate per 1000 per an
mum 1913, which is considered astOnlshinglv
low.
Cases of measles at $40 Portland avenue.
sec bird street north. 1924 lion avenue, 1866
Fourth street north and 126 Aldrich avenue
north. Scarlet fever at 715 Eighth street
north and scarleuna at 12l4 Third street
north
The bazar of the Holy Rosary parish. now
under way in the new hail In the parOchiaI
school building is proving success. There
are several prizes being voted for. 1t is eX-
pected that the beZar will net a handsome
profit.
The winter term of the state university
opened up Tuesday. The first Rotations are
now called at S: 30 instead of 5. as heretofore,
owing to the cold weather Chapel exercises
take place at 1880. and the morning session
is finished at u 81.
A young emigrant from Holland named
Victor Kramerst arrived at the union depot
faint from want of food 1t appears be had
been feeced of what little money he had
while in New York.
Rev. J. S. David, of the Swedenborg
church, viii read paper entitled Sweden
borg and TheOsophy' before the Ishwara
TheOsOphical society this evening at s
O'Clock at their headquarters, 902 New York
Life Insurance building.
The finance committee of the court house
and city hall commission has decided to sell
worth bonds
res to Brewster. Cobb d Eastabrook of b os-
ton. They offered to take the entire amount
and pay premium of 81, I67.
Mayor Winston departed last evening for
Chicago where he Will attend the banquet
10 be given by the Fellowship club this even
ing. He has not yet announced his decision
in the case of King and Doyle, and states
that he will not be ready TO do so until his
return.
An apron sale will take place today at
the residence of Mrs. wv. Lawrence 1899
Second avenue south. The proceeds will be
devoted to St Barnabas hospital. The
aprons. OF which there will be a great vari
ETY.. have been made by the ladies interested
in the hospital.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frank l.. Morrison and Belle ST. r. Frank
lin. Christ Albertson and Mary Peterson,
George NJ. Leach and Lettle NJ. Howard.
Toby Hanson and Sophie Lawson, Michael
McAvinney and Ida Z. Fritz.
Supt Bradley saws that he acted according
to the instructions of the board of education
in dismisSing Mrs. Evans from the jefferson
school. The lady herself has no feelings
against the superintendent but she thinks
he selected an unfortunate messenger in the
supervisor. Miss Jennison, who demanded
her immediate resignation in the middle of
the day.
A special dispatch from Washington says
that Roger s. Pease. the inventor. returned
to that city Tuesday from New York where
he held a conference with his partner, Court
RDhannE t4-oC 1nh tn in q
stock company in New York with a capital
stock of 100000, and erect factories for the
manufacture of glass at different points in
the United States including Minneapolis