St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

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j. {. Bradsueet returned yesterday from
business trip to New York and Boston
Diphtheria at sos Fifth street south and
measles at 1902 sixth street north were re-
ported at The health Office yesterday.
To-day VIII be made much Of by the Catno-
lies in the Twin Cities as the fftieth auniHer-
sary Of the blessing Of the first chapel III the
territory.
The young men Of the Church Of Christ and
their friends VIII hold & meeting next Tues
day evening a. 326 NicOllet avenue, to organ
lie for aggressive work.
During the month of October there were
issued from the Office OF the building in
gpector S35 permits for the erection of build
ings 10 cost. in the aggregate, Sl5S lis.
The Belt line and The transfer companies
have coached an agreement Both are TO
have right OF way over the disputed cross
ing during certain hours Of the ay until the
pending litigation is settled.
To-day the Lutherns OF the city will observe
the Bath anniversary Of the mailing Of tn e
theses by Martin Luther on the church at
Wittenberg by holding special services in
their churches throughout the city.
The Alliance held another meeting Friday
evening to see what progress was being made
IN preparing Tor the state convention of the
Alliance. to be held in Minneapolis in Janu-
airy. No decisive action was taken
City Treasurer Ankeny Yesterday paid out
SO, 600 10 the teachers and jauitorS of the
public schools Of the city. and on Monday
the members of the police force and con
struction department viii be paid.
During the first ten months of the present
year the IRE department responded TO $40
alarms, making monthly average Of o.
Eor several years past the average has been
81 BIO alarms. which includes all still alarms
but not second and third alarms
The second lecture in the series being given
Sunday evenings at Central Baptist church
by Rev. Charles A Reese on The W omen Of
the Old Testaments viii be given this even
ing, ''Rebecca, the Treacherous Wife being
the subject.
Maj. Il. c. Bates, inspector Of the United
Sfatef weather bureau arrived in the city
yesterday. He is on q tour Of inspection Of
offices, but his trip 10 this city was OF social
nature, as the Office was not on the list for
Official inspection at the present time OF
year
At recent meeting Of the board Of the
Children's Aid society. Rev. T. o. Holman
was elected TO The place made vacant by- the
death Of Dr.. Tiffany. Miss Emily j. GRAY. Of
Minneapolis, was also elected a member of
the board 10 NIL q vacancy that had for some
tine existed.
Senator Washburn and John Goodnow
have returned from trip through the Yer
million iron country. Both are Of the opin-
Ion that the development of the mines has
but just begun, and that immense POSSIBLE
ties are in store for that section of the state
Thomas Farrell was arrested on the street
yesterday with four overcoats III his posses
sion which he could not account for in q
satisfactory manner Later in the dar the
the coats were identified as the property of
Max 1tell, clothing dealer on First street
near Nicollet and to-day Farrell viii answer
TO a charge OF larceny.
The. case of DR.. William E. Rockford.
charged by Miss LenOra Chase with assault
and battery. which was set for Yesterday
afternoon. was again continued. the attor-
ney for one of the parties being en-
gagged at one Of the other courts. The case
viii be heard tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary Buck, of Spooner, Wis, has in
voked the aid of the police in regaining Gus
tody Of her sixteen-year-old daughter Lizzie
who ran aTSy from home several weeks ago
The girl has been located near New Brighton.
but does not appear willing TO return home
IF she cannot be persuaded 10 60, the mother
will endeavOr to have her placed IN the
House of the Good Shepherd.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Jacob SimertZ and Mary FarTika Wasel
Maseca and Mary Pardes. Nels Anderson and
Augusta Anderson. John c. Oelquisr and
Adeline Olmstrom, Erick Nelson aud Lille
Swan, Joseph MaWer and Annie Weidlsr
Eugene NJ. Mitchell and Lottie G. Halo
Charles Johnson and Josephine Anderson
Andrew c. johnson and Christina Erickson
August Knoth and Anna Osenkart Frank
White and Mary E. Cutshall, Victor ]. NorS>
str0m and Amelia HOgsath, Joka FaibeE