St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-08
the Royal Arcanum, and Cataract Council

| the Royal Arcanum, and Cataract Council
will attend in body.
Several evenings ago Mrs. Byron Suther-
land was robbed of her pocketbook, con-
tanning $50, while riding in crowded car on
| the Sixth avenue north line. The thief has
not yet been arrested.
The exposition directors met yesterday
morning and audited bills. Nothing was
done beyond the discussion of finances. The
directors will say nothing about the profits of
the exposition this year.
The annual meeting of the Society of the
Home for Aged Women and Children has
been postponed until the first Tuesday in
November. This year no ball Will be given
for the benefit of the home.
The annual meeting of the Ladies Social
Circle of the Church Ut the Redeemer was
held yesterday afternoon in the parlors of
the church. The ladies talked over plans for
| church entertainments this winter.
The Automatic Feed company, grain ma
chinery concern, filed articles of ihcorpora-
ton this afternoon witsel capital stock of
| 100000. The incorportSors are II. NJ. Whit
ney. W. n. Carroll and j. E. Thwing.
The board of education committee on
| rules will recommend but one change in the
| school district boundaries. That will be the
| making of Adams street the boundary be-
! tween the Everett aud Webster districts.
On the first Tuesday in January the city of
| Minneapolis will have the honor of enter
! tanning all the moguls of the Minnesota
| Farmers Alliance. The annual meeting of
the Alliance will be held here at that time.
The Monroe street electric line will soon
! be put in good order Graders will be set at
| work on Monday. The line will be built
upon the route laid out by the council-along
Monroe to Broadway and thence to Wash
| ington.
j. C. Donee an agent for one of the in
stallment concerns of the city, was arrested
| yesterday on the charge of peddling without
license while selling rugs from house to
house. This is likely to resolve itself into
| test case.
John Perry the coiored man who struc k
| Officer CHA a few days since with an iron rod
| when the latter tried TO compel him to-trun.
| die his whitewash outfit in the road Instead
| of Oh the sidewalk, was arrested yesterd ay
| for assault.
There is some talk of the commission men
moving to the new market now being built
by Harlow Gale. Some of the commission
| men say that the talk is all bluff 10 bring
down rents where the commission men are
| now located.
S. NJ. Owen declines to be interviewed on
the new sub treasury scheme, recently pro-
Georgia. He says that he has not had time
| to think about it yet. and will not talk on il
until he has examined it,
Mrs Fanny Skinner. web known in Min
| neapolis, died yesterday at Perry. To- The
remains viii be brought to this city for in
| terment. The funeral will take place from
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Voegeli 1916 Hillside avenue.
4 Mrs. Robert Griffin, who died Tuesday
| morning at her home. 2513 Fremont avenue
funeral was held under the auspices of Myr-
| tie lodge, Rebecca degree l. o. O. F., OF
which deceased was prominent member.
The Adams-Merrick replevin suit, which
| developed SO much racy testimony week or
| so ago i'll the municipal court, and upon
which the jury disagreed, has now come up
for a second trial. A jury has been secured,
4 and the case began yesterday afternoon.
The stone work for the new central market
mas been let to Becknell & Niche, who are
| said to employ non-union men, and, as re-
suit, there is some agitation in labor circles
The building trades union and the brick
| layers union have taken notice OF the mat
ter.
The chamber of commerce has been ballot
ing again Yesterday afternoon the members
voted on a proposition TO have the elevators
| operated under the state law make weekly
l-reports to the chamber, the same as the
regular elevators. The proposition was
adopted
l. Next Wednesday evening the colored peo-
pie viii hold meeting in the rooms of the
Central W. c. It. U. to raise funds for testing
the validity of the Tennessee law compelling
the negroes to ride in separate cars. Several
of the most prominent ministers in the city
will speak.
The Terminal Dispatch association has no.
titled the grain receivers that the recommen-
dalton of the state railway and warehouse
commission has been accepted. The cir
GUAR mas Deen cnallgeu III CONFORMITY Win
the recommendation. and all differences
have been satisfactorily adjusted.
The following marriage LICENSES were
issued yesterday: Joseph j. Kxnholz and
Ida Schoch. L. A. Erickson and Inga NJ. Dahl
andre Estak ans Mary Zahuranka, Alfred
Dahl and Wilhelmina Gustafson. j. II
Winel and Grace Reynolds, Joseph Kerst and
Mary Brieler, Antony Kujwa and Elizabeth
GneItka.
The handbook of 1.-The Business Mems Bicy-
| Gle association of MINNEAPOLIS has lust been
issued and is a perfect compendium of useful
information for wheelmen. In readable form,
Govt a-'i@lns o. touring rqads the rights
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