St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


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The first annual hail OF the Minnetonka
Yacht club viii be held Ibis evening in the
drill hal in Masonic Temple.
THURSDAY eing THANKSGIVING dav the reg.
ular weekly drill of the Iibernian Rites VIII
not be held until Friday evening.
Two small building permits for the cree
ton of structures TO cost tOtal CT $40 were
Issued by the building inspector yesterday.
DR.. Rockford appeared in the municipal
court Yesterday and rad the fine OF 81 i'm
posed upon him for assault and battery upon
Miss Lenora Chase.
Mrs. c. B. Tirrell left Monday evening for
Orlando Fla. in RESPONSE TO n telegram stat
ing that Capt. Tirrell. who is in the South for
his health. is quite i'll and needs her care.
Next Sunday the people of st Marks
church will give another pastor trial They
will listen to Rev. George G. Wallace, who
now has parish in Sioux Falls s. D.
1t has been decided to defer the reception.
which was TO have been given Thanksgiving
to the statesmen of the city at the rooms of
the Young Women's Christian association,
until New Years
James shannon, who was fined SlC0 few
days since for an assault upon Florence elf
ford. one OF the inmates of Celia Went
worths house of prostitution. was brought
into court yesterday and paid his fine.
The next regular meeting of the Minneap
oils Homeopathic Medical society will be
held at the public library assembly rooms
this evening, Nov y. raDerS viii he pre-
sented by Drs. Matchan. Avery and Wilcox
] he council committee on railroads was
called 10 meet yesterday afternoon. but as
City Attorney Russell had not yet returned
from Washington it was decided To postpone
the meeting until such time as he can be
present.
The railroad commissioners Of South Da-
kOta were in Minneapolis yesterday. The
are looking for empty cars. They say that
most Of the elevators in their country are
closed because they can receive no more
wheat
One of the prisoners at the central lookup.
whose name cannot be definitely learned,
committed sricide about ,: 80 Yesterday morn
ing by shooting himself with a revoiver
which il is supposed he smuggled into his
cell by cOncealing ii in his SOCK.
Y D. Joseph. native of Persia, told about
his native country alta meeting for men only
last evening in the Y. NJ c. A. rooms. Syndi-
cate block. Mr.. Joseph IS pursuing studies
in this country. and speaks the English Ian
guage fiuenuy.
The season tickets for the DAM sacred Sun
day concerts. TO he given during the winter
reason. are now on sale at the Century mu-
sic store. The price of the tickets for four
concerts will be 81. The first concert will be
given sunday afternoon. Dec -.
Ole Nelson, Il farmer from Belle Plaine.
was run away with near the union depot and
thrown from his wagon Yesterday afternoon.
He was somewhat bruised and cut about the
head, and was taken in the patrol wagon to
the American house. where he boarded.
The funeral of the late John r. Everard
was held from st. Marks church yesterday
afternoon under the auspices of Ark lodge.
Zion cOmmandery acting as escort. Mrs.
Everard. accompanied by her brother, will
take the remains to Jackson, Mich, for in
terment.
The Lotos club will give one of its increas-
fnely popular lunches ard sociaIs at the
rooms of the club, 81 and Sc South Sixth
street this evening. All members of the club
are invited. The members of some of the
theatrical companies now in the city will be
entertained
Mayor Winston received Yesterday from W.
J. Askell. OF Frank Leslie's Magazine tele-
gram congratulating Minneapolis upon hav-
ing secured the national Republican conven-
ton. During the day several other cOngTat-
ulatorS kilograms were received from Mime
apOlltans who are now away from home.
The Star lecture and concert course will
begin next Friday evening at the First Bap
fist church with a concert by the famous
MendelSsohn Quintette Club Concert COM
pany, of Boston. Other attractions that will
be offered are lectures by SIT Edwin Arnold
and Max Rell and a reading by Thomas
Nelson Page.
Cases of measles al 2i13 Fifth street south,
1704 TWenJy-seventh street south. 1927 Hen
nepin avenue, 1922 Fifth street south. 200
Cedar avenue and 3l5 Washington avenue:
scarlet fever at 1872 Seventh street south and
2529 Monroe street northeast and diphtheria
at Gil Sixteenth avenue south. were reported
at the health office yesterday.
John O'Connor. VINO was mixed up in the
Minneapolis postoffice robbery of a few
years ago. and who has just completed q
three year term in the Missouri penitenriary,
will be brought back to the Northwest for
trial. Deputy United States Marshal Warren
has gone TO jefferson City TO bring him back.
The Scandinavian Lutheran mission has
aided not less Than a dozen INDECENT immi-
grants in the last few days. several of them
being the victims of thieves. A Norwegian
girl. Nellie Nilsson. was robbed of everything
but 30 cents and the clothes she wore The
mission viii discontinue the work Dec. l. al
though ii viii probably be continued by some
other association.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Marion @. Brown and Christine Bellies. Her
bert Stowe and PersiS Monroe, Fred Ander-
son and Annie Carlson. NJ. NJ. Tribou and
Gertrude Balch. George Athroudt and Annie
Mitchell, Thomas McCluskey and Josephine
Begie. j. l.. Chapman and Rosa A Neastey.
Louis Pearson and Mary Frederickson, Maui
rice Ring and Mary Kenney. Arthur Squires
and Lettte Winner, Isaac Houlgate and
Stella q. Stanford, James Smith and Mary
Harrington, George O'Sullivan and Annie
Nullaney.