St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-27

accept position wish Edison General Elec-
trio company, New York city.
| Al = o'clock yesterday afternoon in St.
Andrews church, Joseph j. Walker was
married to Miss Christina G.. Welsh, Rev.
| William Wilkinson officiating.
| Mrs. Charlotte Leininger who arrived at
| the union depot Saturday in q miserably
| destitute condition. was sent by the depot
ofhc1als to Wood Lake yesterday. to join her
| husband.
The Baptist ministers have not yet COM
| menced holding the Monday morning meet
| 1ngs. believing in devoting their Monday
| mornings TO fresh air as long as the pleasant
| weather lasts.
Thomas Lowry says that he knows moth
| ing about the line which it is said he will
build from ST Anthony Park to Minneapolis.
| He thinks that it will be soon enough to talk
about it in the spring.
r. E. Mills and Mrs. Clsfin. who created
| so great sensation last July by clipping
from Lake Park. Minnetonka, have been To-
| Gated at Santa Cruz Cal, where Mr.. Claflin
| regalned possession OF his little child.
Mrs. Abigail Thomas. pioneer of Minne-
sofa. who died at her residence, EOS East
,irant street was buried yesterday from her
late residence. Rev. e. A. Reese conduciin 6
| The services. Interment was at Red Wing.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Jonn Lind and Maria Selander, Adolf Elro-
i'm and Rosa Goldfeder. Edward Aydt aud
| Agnes Fossan, Edward NJ. Davis ana Min
Hanson.
j. T. Tanning has given out the opinion
that the manufacture of cotton in Minneap-
oils is feasible. The dryness of the atmo-
sphere can be overcome artifcially. The
| greatest difficulty would be met with in en-
ploying skilled labor.
Olaf Lund, lad about eleven years of age
was sent to the reform school yesterday on
complaint of his father. Ole Lund. Lund
Sr. stated that his son had frequently stolen
money and other articles Of value, and that
he was powerless to restrain him.
promptly ut 10 o'clock this morning the
steamer which is to carry the excursion
party down the river TO ST. Paul will leave
from the landing at the foot Of Franklin ave
nue.. special invitation is given TO Mime
hpolis business men to take the trip.
M. A. Anderson was arrested yesterday by
Omcer Charles Warren. who charges him
with keeping blind pig at 2010 Cedar ave-
nue.. Warren states that while dressed In
citizens clothes he purchased pint of
whisky i'll Anderson's place. The case will
be heard TO day.
A young man named Stewart, member of
the Walker Whiteside company. was released
Saturday, and retaliated by attaching the box
ONCE receipts to satisfy claim which he
makes for salary. Mr. Whiteside tried to
have Mr.. Stewart arrested, but the police re-
fused to interfere.
The Minneapolis Choral association has
| completed arrangements for the rendition OF
| Handlers Messiah the evening of Dec 81
| IL the First Baptist church. In addition 10
the name already announced. Miss Alma
Johnson has been engaged as the contralto
| for the occasion. Two more concerts will
| be given later in the season.
Next Friday evening Halloween Will be
celebrated by the Caledonia club al the rooms
| OF the club. GA Hennep pin avenue. President
Cyrus Northrop will describe his recent visit
| to Edinburgh. Scotch songs viii be sung, and
| old fashioned games will be played. A
Highland fling Will also be given to bagpipe
music, and there will be dance.
The reception announced TO be given this
| evening by Die Kameraden" at their house
32S Henneoin avenue, has been indefinitely
postponed. Col. and Mrs. &. W. johnson
| were to assist at the reception, but the whole
| affair has been postponed because of the
| death of DR.. Tiffany, 10 whose church six oil
| the ten members OF the club belong
The school teachers of Hennepin county
| will hold their first meeting of the year mex
| Saturday at Curtiss college. The session
| opens at 10 a m. The programme includes
| papers on Habit VS.. Principle" Miss Nellie
| NJ. Little; 1.-THE Books Which Have Helped
| Me, )" f. r. Lynch: The Place OF Concert
| Exercise i'll school, Miss Callie johnson.
Cases of measles at 1920 Washington av
| enue. I'll Eighth avenue south, 613 Twenty
fourth avenue south, and 1l22 Fifth street
south; scarlatina at $40 Sixth avenue north.
and sos Twenty-second avenue south. and
diphtheria at 1915 EighIeen-and- a-lalf
avenue northeast and 6l0 Twelfth avenue
northeast were reported at the health Office
yesterday.