St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Sheriff Swensen arrived home from Den
yer yesterday. He left his family there for
the winter.
This evening the banner recently given the
Normanna Skating club will be unfurled at
Normanna hall.
Bank Examiner Kenyon began work on
the examination of the American BUILDING
and Loan association affairs yesterday.
John c. Oswald & Co hsve sent q check
for 500 TO the Firemen's Relief association
in consideration of the good work done Mon
day night.
The meeting Of the Fortnightly club has
been postponed from last night to FRIDAY
evening, Dec. 4. on account of the mass meet
Ing at Armory hall.
James Eddy pleaded guilty in the munich
PAL court yesterda to having sto len WolI
-oDe from Pat Lyons, and was sent to the
Wcrkhouse Tor thirty days
Rev DR.. Shutter will give the fourth lecture
o. the hve-lecture course at the Church OF the
Eedeemer next Tuesday night His subject
IS The Fools of Shakes care
The bank clearings yesterday were 81 .9i1,-
<oO.?o and for the week $500; O19o9, as
against s., 767.374.3 3 the same week last year,
an increase Of over so per cent.
The funeral services of the late H. ?.
Browne, cashier Of the Commercial BANK
VIII be held today at 10 a. m. at the tamlly
residence, 624 Fourth street southeast.
Robert Bleakie, who was charged week
ago with violating the building ordinance
and heard in the municipal court had his
case continued another week yesterday
DIR. J. G. SkarO has returned from nine
months vacation from practice spent IN the
best medical schools and hospitals OF tne
East and resumed his practice in Minneapo-
lis
Ezra Farnsworth. Jr the chairman of the
Westminster church pulpit committee says
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eighty names without finding one that was
entirely satisfactory
\. II. Gjertsen. the ex-police commissioner
and well known grocer, was in the munlelpal
court yesterday as defendant in suits brought
by Durham & Johnson and Z. P. Stacy &
Sons TO recover for goods sold.
Jay Taylor the leading tenor of the An
dreWs Opera company, received telegram
yesterday morning bringing the sad iniell-
gence that his mother was dead. lie lett al
once for his old home in Ann Arbor, Mich.
DR.. W W. Satterlee and wife will be ten
dered a farewell reception before leaving tor
the South by the Lucy Hayes w. c. 7. L at
the residence Of James Pye. 924 First avenue
north, next Wednesday evening.
The coffee patrol cart now under process
Of construction by F. l. barrow Co. Is
about half finished. say the firm. In about
Ihree weeks the cart Will be ready TO go out
on lis mission of coffee and hot rolls.
Many OF the lumber offices have cards in
the windows announcing that 10 more men
are wanted for the woods. The majority OF
the logging firms have all the men necessary
10 do the work until hauling begins.
A case of measles a 10 Seventeenth street
north, one OF diDhtheria at Marshall streetand
Twenty ninth avenue northeast and a case OF
membrane GUS Group at the ShelteTing Arms
were reported at the health office yesterday.
The following officers have been elected by
Northern Light Lodge No. 12l, |. o. Q. F.:
NobIe grand, George W. MOrey; vice grand.
-: W. Higgins; r s, George W. Hare; p s.,
W. II. Green; treasurer, William Robertson.
According to the commercial bulletin, 10
tons Of turkey were received in Minneapolis
for the Thanksgiving dinners. All of them
were sold and at stiff prices showing that
the people of Minneapolis must have their
turkey.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Mon
roe +. Wallace and Emma q. Bulge, Ole NJ.
Peterson and Ella Olson, P. Emil Peterson
and Amanda c. Brun, August Peterson and
Clida Anderson, Harry r. South and Jessie
L. Moore.
Three carloads of Sioux Falls granite stones
came IL on Tuesdays train. The stones are
some six feet III length and their weight is
from 90 to LOCO pounds each. They are des-
tined to mark the boundary line between
North and South Dakota.
small fire at Third avenue and Main
street northeast called out the fire depart
ment about noon yesterday. Engines No. IL
and T. were overturned and wrecked while
making the run. Neither was very seriously
damaged, and no one was hurt.
Deputy United States Marsha,s John
Oechsli, of Kansas City, ana j. NJ. Hudson.
OF jefferson City, were in Minneapolis yes
terday. They reached St Paul this morning
with John O'Connor, who escaped several
years ago from the Ramsey county jail.
Samuel D. Boyd, a brakeman on the Mil
Waukee road. had his left hand severely
crushed while coupling cars near OwatOnna
yesterday morning Boyd is u resident of
Minneapolis. and this was his first trip on the
road he having been hired only Thursday
evening.
S. P. Jones. who returned from Chicago
yesterday. where he witnessed the football
game yesterday between the ChicagOs and
Cornell, says that game Will probably tie
arranged for next Thanksgiving in that city
between a football team Of university men in
the Twin Cities and the Chicagos.
The following have been elected officers
for the ensuing term for Scandal Lodge No
g, K. of P: c. c.. Otto Leffholm: Y. c., Nor
ris Phaum: prelate, OlOf Olson; X. of Il. and
S, A. ". SkOg: NJ. Of F., Z. NJ. Mark: NJ. of
E., Samuel Nelson; VI. at a, p. Hill; trust
ses, NJ NJ. Tondeli and William Mclean.
The chamber of commerce of St Paul and
business mems union of this city have coop
erated IN advocating plan to facilitate the
transfer of fire apparatus from one city to
the other. The matter has been laid before
the railroad people, and it is understood thai
II will be possible to obtain trains at a mo-
ments notice.
Inc UWenty-SeVen men arrested IN the w ell
come saloon Thursday afternoon were ar
Taigned in the municipal court yesterday,
Malone HierhOlZer, the proprietors OF the
place. charged with keeping q disorderly
mouse, and the rest with visiting the place
Six Of the latter pleaded guilty and paid fines
of s. each, while the cases of the others were
continued 10 today.
The Central ski Association Of the North
west met at the Nicollet Wednesday and
elected c. H. Bossud. Of Red Wing presi-
dent c. a. Dahl, of Eau Claire, vice presi-
dent and c. o. Huntress. OF Minneapolis,
secretary and treasurer Two tournaments
will be held during The coming winter, one
at Eau Claire about Jan Is, and one at Min
neapolis about Feb ID.