St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

424S7.
The local honorary society, Pi Beta Nh.
has taken steps 10 secure charter from the
PM Beta Kappa fraternity.
Tonight at the synagogue. corner of Fifth
avenue south and Tenth street, Rabbi Samuel
Marks will preach on rs 1t Misfortune TO
Be q jew
The Mahtowah club will hear the Andrews
opera company II Fra Dlavolo' tins even
ing. They viii attend in a body, accom-
panied by ladies.
c. c. Dunn left for Milwaukee Tuesday
night 10 close up a lumber deal with New
YORK and Boston parties. The amount in
VOlved is over $4,000.
Barney Demarest, of Baltimore, Nd, ar
rived IN the city Wednesday. and yesterday
Ompleted the purchase of the &c Iding Fugle-
man, record 2:%7, for $500.
Still another candidate for the position of
public librarian has been found. Charles A
Cornman IS in the race. and his friends are
pushing his name 10 the front.
The contest for the prizes offered by the
Minnesota state Agricultural society for
sugar beets raised in accordance with in
kructOns Issued by the eX peTmeutal station,
will close Nov. l.
Mrs. Thomas Lowry will leave for the East
tomorrow evening 10 spend Thanksgiving at
New York She Will meet her daughter, Miss
Morrison and Miss Washburn, who are at
tending school At Northampton. Mass
Bardwell. Robinson & Co took out per
nit yesterday TO rebuild their burned ware
house at Twenty fourth avenue north and
First street at cost Of $4,000. The struct-
ure VIII be brick. and four stories high.
Minneapolis Lodge No. 10. a. F. and A. NJ,
goes 10 Waterville, Mimi, Saturday evening,
starting at I: 30 from the union depot, for the
purpose Of exempifying the work in the
third degree before the Masons Of Waterville.
E. J. Davenport has resigned as general
manager OF the Columbian Casualty COM
nj m nd of
other business. ". F. Coe has been elected
III his place, and {. b. Leigh becomes the
secretary.
The board Of directors of the humane So
ciety, at recent meeting. considered the
question Of securing an ambulance. Director
Cheney strongly advocated the idea. 1t was
stated that an ambulance Of the kind desired
would cost about 500.
Maj. Mckenzie. the government engineer.
IS quoted as saying that the work now being
done on the river between Minnea polls and
and st. Paul Is not of such a character as to
remove the head Of navigation 10 Minneapo-
is, because that can be done only by build
ing locks and dams.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Pet KrOgstad and Ellen DOnnom. James
Anderson and Katie Olson. Peter Nelson and
Sigri Elandstrom, james F. Callahan and
carrie schubert. Peter Berger and Clara
Parges, Bernhard y. Lillemo and Regina
Lewis.
Cases Of measles at 1904 Linden avenue. 132
Fifteenth street east, 1886 Penn avenue north.
81 Sixteenth avenue south. 1851 Hillside av-
enue north, 1913 First avenue south. 100
Fourth street north and PIG Irving avenue
north, and scarlet fever at 1924 Pleasant av-
enue and 2439 Bloomington avenue, were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday
peculiar service is announced for peo-
PIES meeting at Century hall Sunday even
ing After short address by Mr. Sample on
'AHirmaliOns Of Liberal Christianity the
meeting is TO be thrown open for general
questions aud discussion Of the subject by
The audience. In addition TO The usual music
the SapphO Ladies quartette viii furnish
Special music.