St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-10
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULEs.

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The Y " c. A. throul 4 ont the world VIII
observe this week SIS week Of prayer
capt c. b. Tirreil. CLERK u the district
court le1t for Florida yesterday. lie viii re-
main III ne South al winter
a case Of measles at @l35 Third street north
ana q case of scarlet fever al 90 Fourteenth
avenue north were reported al the heath Of
Ice yesterday
Waylanc B. Augir hiss been made assignee
CT he Minnshaha Driving PARK association.
and gives notice lhat al claims must Oe Fled
Win hin before Dec 3
SIN AuCs was brought into the police STA
lion yesterday very drunk sDd suffering from
serious cut on the left hand, which he says
was caused oy hand saw
4 morse and buggy belonging 10 y. Barrett
pos Crysjal LaEe avenue. was stolen Satur-
day night from First avenue north Il is
said that three men were seen driving Il TO-
ward Long lake
The beI line and the transfer people
have Dot agreed yet as WIS expected They
nave ORDERED another survey OF TIE laDQ IN
dispute. and VIII leave matters SIS they are
uu-l thatis done.
a Madison. Wis. special ssys NJ. D. Nelson
formerly editor OF Inc Northwestern Mail.
Las accepted me position q assiS slant editor
c1 lie Mlsslssi pul y a-ey Lumbermau. pub
llsleC al MINNEAPOLIS
John hanson who shot himself with sui
c-Ccl intent al Inc uilLu depot about Two
years ago. was picked I'D yesterday on the
street SO drunk Ihat he could noI move de
VIII have e hearing to-day
The receiver OF The Tribune Building com
uauT c0rrec-s HE Tu-nor mai there Is 10 be
anything done toward repairing the Old 'I'rib-'
uue bl--Cll-- Ihe ruin ! 10- safe, ana VIII
remain - i 5 unless sold
Manager Edwin P. Hilton. CT the Pence.
went toCaicagO las might on business con
UecIe1 with has Ihealer. Eels nCSlIug for
= Paul house 10 ruD n conjunction with
L1e Pence. Ills probable he viii succeed
There was no meeting CT The board Of trade
yesterday il vas expected that Capt Reno
,Sou-C eet a-ouuC win Inc report O. lie com
E-lIlee llat Weu- 10 Tie waterways conTen-
non. 1-t neither be uor r quorum appeared
F. T. 1Y 1oGEl7d. Inc well-kuOwu farmer Of
l-c-1e-G- 10 vas thrown 1rCD ms buggy
AID severely injured By contact win barDed
wire fence about tEO months since. i failing.
E.s recovery 3 -lot expected
a meeting q The single t2x league Viii be
held next IS eaHesoay evening at DANA hall.
e-lr avenue IL conf ulctlOl win the Scan
D-lAYlan carpenters union. The speakers
WA be o. =. AcGaugbey. L. 3. Barber, L. O.
L-lckSQl and Rev A. De-lg1en.
The funeral Of Frank l. Br0oks. Of The
rr- u Russell boynIOn L Co. who died
saturday, occurred yesterday from MS laIe
residence. .51 First avenue south. Nj
b-0Oks was l1lrty-uiue years OF age and
prominent II loczl business circles.
Louis o. Reed. secretary Ct the Republican
county committee. yesterday issued call
for meeting CT the committee al Ibe mon
league rooms Tonight lie meeting i called
for TIE purpose OF discussing plaus OF or
eaulzauOu for The coming cam aigu-
The Observer. & monthly CT Jdlcal pub
4s1z1 IN the Interests u lis ADAMS GlEh
sehuol- mace is first appearance last week.
ne el-loila- sian consists q A s. Smlth-
managing EDITOR Martha BjOThus. literary
editor. James Fisher. exchange editor. and
copl-l.. Peterson. local editor.
Tomorrow night The citizens Of lie East
side viii meet III mass convention II - An
Ll11y h4-l. corner OF Eighth avenue north
east ana Second street me matter that Is
deemed iu need q consideration is the low
e-lnE q me railroads n Northeast Mlunesp-
obs.
The engineers Of the senior class OF the
university have settled The question OF rais-
1-- A-ul-el0ukG Dy turning crow river INTO
=. Lakes amelia and Elce. through which
i s prOuUSeC 10 LEAD me river. are SAID by
i-ese Young men 10 lie z GOOD many 1eet
higher man me river.
The First Baptist church Sunday school
has guaranteed ga eighth share OF The sum
Necessary a1uuI sou 10 provide paper
wheels -1r "l uclr Boston chapel car
Ev6lgeL The Great Northern railroad
stipulated for such Whee-s before allowing
Tie csr on lis lrsck-
The judge advocate general Of The Mime
SOFA d. A r. las approved he findings Of
ne co-rl-1na-i1al II me case against Charles
& >LG--. and small i therefore exuelled
from the order lie was CHARGED with keep
1nC house q assigIatlOn- and Inc case had
been III me municipal court.
Il has been decided 10 hold meeting Of
a. HE Christian EndeaYOr socieues in the
F.e>1y iez1an church II his UresbyIery 81
u esl1nlllsler Oh Inc evening Of Dec II. The
EIlcGr 0-ers VIII consider al length the pro
posed constitution for The alliance 10 be
formed ly The PresbyI terrain young people.
Atou- fly nan gathered II q dark room
on " asAlngIuu avenue south sunday night
ano euloGIzed he anarchists who were
hanged Tor blowing the Chicago policemen
-ul0 GlilEGOnl cone The gathering was re-
IlarE1Dlc1 Tor showing that A. : Edwards. The
Farmers Alliance leader. IS Win hat class.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Charles y LckLerg and IDA blaOmQuisL
abraham Anderson and Hannah anderson
JDlu s. lhusIeusou and Alice N. Coon.
John vs.. Domaine and Molle h Wall John
SailGstrOm ana Alfreos 4. Alm1uiSt- Alfred
>. Palmer and Melvina RudedIl Frederick
Piper AID j u-ia Thompson. Ralph Bates and
Annie 81 a-Eer