St. Paul daily globe., 1891-10-24
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were Si,492,
754.4s
pleasant social was given at the Calvary
Baptist church last evening.
The Robert Emmett Literary association
will meet nest Sunday evening.
case of measles al 1921 First street north
was reported at the health Office yesterday
The Griffths-Marshall Grain Commission
company is made defendant by the Bank OF
Clifton TO recover $40 .33 on promissory
note.
" ashngton camp, Order Of the Sons of
America, have arranged for Il bali Tuesday
evening III sherman hall, 1925 Franklin ave
nue..
Information is receive d that Samuel r.
Thayer of this city. United States minister
TO the Netherlands, is in New York en- route
home.
Seven building permits for the erection of
small structures, 10. cost a total of S635, were
issued at the building inspectors Office yes
terday.
Charles Merrill. who was hurt at the Glass
block Monday evening. is still in a critical
condition. lie is delirious at times, and 1t IS
feared that he may die.
Two safety bicycles were stolen from the
store room at the Guaranty Loan building
Thursday evening. One of them, Victor,
belonged 20 4. V. Cotton.
The Normandenes Singing society will
have cafe chantant at Nolmanna hall Sun
day al 2:30 p. m. and good and Interesting
programme will be rendered.
Rev. o Ii. Tiffany. pastor of the Hennepin
Avenue NJ. E. church, is still very sick. He
has been ailing for months and for several
weeks his life has been al times dispaired OF.
The fve-year- old son of Willis Golfer, who
resides at l}2 East Fifteenth street, was seri-
ously bitten in the cheek Yesterday by dog
belonging to j. Secombe, of 1927 Second ave
nue. south. The boy is being attended by DR..
Stewart.
Secretary Nye. of the park board, is max
ing arrangements TO have photograph of
the new Peavy fountain taken, as well as
other interesting and beautiful spots i'll the
park system.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Horrey, late
matron of ST. Barnabas hospital took place
at ST. Mark church yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock. Rev. A. Alexander. chaplain OF the
hospital, officiating.
The degree staff of Minnehaha Rebekah
lodge win assist Grand Master W. r. John
son, of 81. Paul. at the institution of a new
Rebekah lodge at Nicollet and Twenty. sixth
street in the near future.
c. Aultman & Co. have commenced snit
against A. Holz heimer to recover 1854 "a: A.
X. NJ. Murphy ct al, $40: r. E. Burbridge,
S1S6 10, on goods sold and delivered.
The North Star Democratic club will have
regal feast of oratory and logic Tuesday
night in Harmonic hall. Senator Castle, D..
w. Lawior, Judge Thomas Wilson, d. b.
johnson and others will be speakers
An 'old folks" concert was given at the
Franklin Avenue Methodist church last night
for the benefit Of the musical committee of
the church. Prof STYLES RAYMOND directed
a chorus of thirty voices. and there were sew
eral meritorious solos.
Seats for the Roger Vail lecture in his
Travels Through Ireland" at Lyceum the
ater next Wednesday evening. are now on
sale at Dwyers music store. The proceeds
are for the benefit of the House OF the Good
Shepherd, MinneapOliS.7
The following parties were granted per
mission to wed: Peter Hondo and Gertrude
McKleson, Joseph j. Walker and Christina
7. Welsh. Henry Dennis and Matte Hooland
lsador Hernisch and Katie Lungerman,
Hairy Lfppman and Hannah Molvitske.
The shetland ponies, which were the de
light of the children at Lake Harriet this
summer, have been brought TO the corner OF
Thirteenth and Nicollet. where a miniature
track has been made, and the children are
again enjoying the rides from l 80 TO o clock
every afternoon.
About 81 900 has been received by E j.
Phelps, treasurer of the Republican national
convention guarantee fund. Some of the
subscriptions are not coming in as fast as is
deS red, and the treasurer makes an urgent
request that all subscribers remit their 5 per
cent Immediately.
A. f. Bixby, the young man who was mr.
rested for raising 81 check OH the North
west National bank to $40, pleaded not guilty
10 the charge of forgery yesterday and Sc
cured 4 continuance of his case until Tues
day morning. In the meantime he has been
released on $500 bonds.
Katie Armisted, the member of the party
arrested i'll the recent raid OH Pat Lyons
wine rooms, who was taken sick and sent to
the hospital before the trial, was sufficiently
recovered yesterday to be arraigned. She
was charged with being a common prosti-
tute, and will have a hearing to-day.
a series of three musicales to be given at
Century hall Nov. 9, IL and % are in prepGr-
alton by Mrs. George +. Bertrand. soprano:
A. W. Porter, baritone, and III. +. Woodruff,
organist. Mrs. Bertrand and Mr.. Porter will
appear once each evening i'll duet the re-
mainder of the evening being given to voice
and organ solos.
1t was learned yesterday that Sam Jordan,
the strdet railway employe who was injured
Nt Lake Harriet Thursday, was thrown from
his wagon by the running away of his team.
Both bones of his left leg were fractured in
two places between the knee and ankle, and
il Is feared that he may never recover the full
use OF that member.
There is q small strike at the Augsburg
Publishing house An edition of the revised
Norwegian Bible is being printed, but the
wages, 81 cents per page, were considered in
sufficient by the compositors, and a demand
for an increase of 3 cents was made. This
was refused by Lars SwenSon. the manager
A strike followed, the five compositors- quit
ting. The union has approved of the step.
A course of three lectures has been ar
ranged for the senior class of the North side
high school. TO be given in the assembly hall
of the school building. Dr.. l.. B. Sperry. of
Carleton college, will give the first on Oc:
30 on Ancient America, or Old and New
Mexico" Prof. Downey and Prof. Judson
of the university, are the other lecturers.
There will also be a couple of concerts.
A concert is to be given by Eric V. Hauser
assisted by Addie Llnnell Laird, dramatic
reader and elocutionist; Miss Clara Williams,
vocal soloist; the Arban quarette, consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Hauser, Valentine
Schott and Norman Balcom; Miss Jose ephine
Bruce vocal soloist: Messrs. Cornelius and
Harson. banjo and guitar, next Thursday
evening, al Odd Fellows hall, Twenty-second
and Central avenues.
1t was discovered yesterday that the young
man who died suddenly in the waiting room
of Dr.. Hoeghs office on Thursday afternoon
was not Andrew Berg. but nephew of An
drew Berg namad Frank Anderson. An
autopsy held yesterday morning developed
the fact that death was caused by pericarditis
or heart failure The remains have been re-
moved 10 the residence of Mr.. Berg, No. 1906
Two-and- Half street south.
The Caledonian club has about completed
arrangements for series of entertainments
this winter, beginning with the present
month. The programme has not been COM
be free with one exception, "Hallowe en- -
when a special programme Will be given
President Northrop will read paper Visit
to Edinburgh and the accompanying feat
ures will be announced later. The next en-
tertainment will occur Nov. Is. when James
Gray will be the orator. DR.. Black will speak
Nov. 80. Dr.. J. w. Mcdonald Dec. 0, and D..
F. Simpson Dec. %.