St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-21
MINNEAPOLIS.


WJlO Yesterday.
J. L. Dobbia. Polertale of Zurah Temple,
MOBILES Of The Mystic Shrine. rad sent tele-
gram OF condo -ence 10 The friends or the late
w Florence, who WIS one OF the founders
Of the order
n. o. tanning. formerly conIecie1 "iih
he Lumberman. has recently purchased
Tie monthly periodical known IS arm I'M
Elements.
The Minneapolis Terminal association mas
issued a circular announcing the fact that
the freight houses of Minneapolis VIII close
ats p. m. beginning with next Monday
Palsy Cardiff the famous. returned TO the
scene OF his former triumph Thursday Ell
route 10 the coast Patsy Is now located at
EaNtaskCt Beach ana has no cause for action
Evnin-t the world at large. he iett 4luUe-
Spols last night.
There was bit OF 4 fire scare ~ Bethlehem
Presbyterian church. Twenty-siXth street and
Pheasant avenue, Thursday ni2ht JUS before
PRAYER meeting. The church has Just been
piped for gas. but there was a leak some
where JauiiOr Bauey attempted 10 hnG i
with lighted match ana an explosion re-
suited lie was badly burned, bar the flames
were soon put ont
c. a Pillsbury left for the East last even
Ing on business. which viii keep him absent
FOR 6bOut two weeks. iils assistant. II. l..
Little, viii follow MIN on Monday, the latter
- remain away for about SIX months
Yeste day Mrs Isaac HUFFMAN. wife Of
the Washington avenue tailor. and ". Mar
tin. dentist who has Offices on Nlcoiet
avenue. we're arrested on charge Of adultery
preferred BY the lady s husband
The association owning NoTmauna hall IS
considerably worried abcut the Cebt that
rests on the building. The lEdebtedness
amounts 10 S55.534 Pubic-spiriIed citizens
are requested 10 contribute what they can
toward paving OF the DEBT.
The painters and plumbers are putting the
last touches upon the new buildings ar tie
soldiers home. ana the buildings Viii De
ready Tor occupancy within three weeks
,-T-.- , will
rOt he adopted by the street railway COM
pauy This ear. The stoves have already been
set up in the cars and viii not be changed
The electric heaters are TOO expensive any
how.
There IS some talk of establishing in Min
ncap0is branch Of the Military Service as
EOclauOn. g regular institution Tor the pJr-
pose Of instTucung in field work as well as
drill. Ii has always been the SUR on the
national guard that its members know hOv
10 drill but nothing else. The Minneapolis
militia men hope TO learn something abO1t
field work.
Work in the woods IS progressing rapidly
Though not emo Oh snow has yet fallen 10
start the sleds. The Zimmerman says. the
state OF weather has increased activity
among The camps. and gives prospect OF
large aggregate cut OF logs.
The directors Of the Northwestern Lum-
bermen' 5 association viii meet IN MInneapo
lis next Tuesday. Preparations viii be made
for The annual meeting III January.
ne DdlA CleaEDIS Yesterday were Sl-3l---
612-24. The totals for the week ending Nov.
20. rs reported BIZ the clearing house. arc
SiJl57.>2 %, :. 20. 12l.51 was the amount
for the corresponding week OF last year.
meeting of Methodist women held al the
Lake street " L. clurch Yesterday QlS-
Cussed Inc question of women being allowed
10 lake I'D collections at their meeting s
Bishop Merrill. the man who IS supposed TO
know ali the law Of Methodism. says that
women nave no right 10 take up collections
The suit OF Henrietta BuSche. 70 recover
damages in the sum OF $3.50 for the breaking
of her buggy and injuries which she herself
received III a collision with a street car on
esIeTn avenue during May last IS Oh trlaI
iD he civil branch Of the municipal court
sumner Elliott was arraigued before Judge
MahOney yesterday charged with the larceny
or SIl from Oh res ALCrle. II appears that
Elliott stopped andre on me street nurS-
day night and asked MIN for match In tax
ing the match ont OF his pocket Andre dis
played his money and Elliott grabbed ii
Andre was held 10 the grand jury III $500
bali.
Nellie Thompson. q Young woman Of shady
reputation. appeared in the municipal court
yesterday, charged by Gustave Wyatt with
grand larceny. WYATT Claims that he met the
woman on the street thursday nleEt ana
went 10 her room with her. and that while
he slumDered she went through his clothing
and distracted so ana g railroad ticket there
from.
John Temple g Michigan farmer with no
faith In banks. arrived IN the CITY Saturday
last carrying 81 .209 his little all. in a carpet
Va-ISe. He stopped at a boarding house on
Sixth avenue south and freely talked ab0u,
the roll which he had IN his grip. and Tues
day. when he went 10 look for his money. il
had been taken from the satchel- The police
are q work Oh the case. out as yet have no
clue 10 the vanished coin.
The City Ice company IS having trouble
with lis emDlOYes. and at present there are
strong indications OF q strike. The men
claim That they nave not been paid last
b hal ffr
inst. and state that unless their claims are
settled today they viii Quit work.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 70
Charley LundOuisI and Hilda Carlson. Henry
G.. Jamme and Mary c. OlesOn William II
Mars ana Ida n COmtOrIh. Nels p Robert
son ana Caroline Hanson, JOhan Z. Carlson
and Emeline NJ. Anderson. Frank " SIehlicE
and Mary kOmarck. Thomas Johnson and
Georgine Erickson. Frank ". Eggan and
Amdlie r. Overdelck- Louis A PeterSO and
Matilda Berglund, Carl W Under and Annie
8. MOhline.
TIE mills ground more -four last week thar
ii was supposed tney would do. The aggre
gate output for the week was 265.5S5 barrels
averaging "a 64 barrels CailT-against POI, -
barrels the week before. 1yl.015 barrels 10
The CORES pOnding time in 1890 ana l64, %
barrels II 1859.
The members Of the board OF education
ana Building Inspector HaZen made a tou
of the public schools of the city Yesterday
The object was to inspect the plumbing
Ings visited.
The Minneapolis Cold Storage company
which filed articles OF incorporation Thurs
dav. will occupy the warehouse of the com
pany Of The same name. which was not IN
cOrpOTated. located on NicOnet island Tn
company. in addition TO doing q genera
storage business. VIII advance loans OF
goods stored. the same as is done III Chicago
and Eastern cities.
Eight small building permits for the ereC
ton Of structures 10 cost total Of 81, 20
were issued at the building inspectors otic
yesterday.
Cases OF measles at 227 Twelfth avenu
south and $50 Fourth street north. scarle
fever al 1923 second street south and diph
iberia al 621 Twenty second avenue Souu
we're reported at the health Office yesterday
Burglars entered the office of the Cudah
Packing company. corner second street ant
Tenth avenue south, Tuesday night ana al
tempted 10 break open the safe. but did nc
succeed any further than 10 knock the han
dies on The door, and to batter IL I'D TO q eel
tain extent The only property taken wa
Eix hams
The parents of George Mahoney. who Wa
asT hvxiated BY Illuminating gas at the Hott
Warwick Thursday morning. arrived IN III
city yesterday. and last evening returned
Princeton, taking with them the remains c
their son.
Peter Mcclure. one Of the Iaborers en-
ployed on The new Central market. met wit
very serious accident while at WORK yeste
dav. lie Was prylug a heavy stone with
Cr0Wnar Wlen the stone SIpUeu- ana II
crow bar struck him in the neck and knOcke
him down. lie was taken to the city no
pilal. The injured man lives at 6G5 Pol
street.
No Peace for the Dead.
That translucent wrath. the prOjeC
10 unite the congregations OF CentenaT
and Hennepiu Avenue Methods
churches. has again been raised by SON
unknown spell or incantatiOn. Their