St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-04
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
The bank clearings yesterday were S, S37,

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The former residents of Maine and their
families viii meet for a basket social al Flan-
der hall, Nicolet avenue AID Twenty-slXti
street &c morrow evening. supper Will be
serHed at o clock.
W. B. Anderson. the son-in-law Of j 7.
Blaisdell, is said to have been in town a lew
days ago. Some ugly stories were told about
Nj. Anderson st that time. II is said that he
IS travelling at fast gait IN Chicago.
The free night schools opened with most
gratifying attendance. At the franklin
school 175 were enrolled, 167 at the jackson
and $50 al the Washington. The enrolment
al the other schools Is correspondingly large.
The Mutual Home and Savings association
filed articles Of incorporation yesterday. The
capital stock IS ) 00A coo. and the lncorpOrat-
OTs are Fred X. Salisbury. Harvey A. Bar
nard. William VI. Wright ana twelve others
There are again indications of trouble be-
tween the milleTs and the coopers. The
cOopers had an agreement by which the mill
ers raid 81 cents for their barrels Now some
one has been cutting he price TO SO, and even
10 81
The receipts Of the postoaice for october
were $40. 1871. For October. 1890. they were
$50, 1922, showing an increase of 1lS4 per
cent. This Is The first month in the history
Of the pOstOfhce that the receipts have
amounted TO over $4,000.
Otto Miller, of the Tribune Job Printing
company. was yesterday presented with
gold-heGded cane by The wOrkmen in the
composing room. Mr.. Miller has been fore
man Of the composing room for some years,
and now viii do outside work.
Cases OF measles at 25l3 Cedar avenue, 5I3
Twelfth avenue north. 1907 Seventh street
south and 172l Fourth street southeast; scar
lei fever at 235 Fremont avenue, and dlph-
liberia at 1921 Fifteenth street north. were re-
ported al the health office Yesterday
The clothing dealers are having some
trouble with runners for hotels who make
practice Of steering strangers in the town to
stores. Ii is said that the runners have an
organization with a schedule of commits
SONS. The commissions are so high that the
stores are complaining.
There was horse on John Lavery yes
terday afternoon that may make him 4 Grip
ple for life. He was working in the Berna-
gen block, on South Washington. when
wooden saw horse fell on HIM. precipitating
him thirty feet His spine is injured.
By invitation Of the dean Of the medical
department Of the university the next meet
ing Of the Academy OF Natural Sciences will
be held at the medical building corner Of
Eighth street ard Ninth avenue south, Nov.
10. The subject Of the evening viii be The
Evolution Of the Teeth" by ". Xavier Sud
DUH, NJ. D.. D. D. s.
The NOn-Partisan Woman Christian Tenn
perance Union has removed from the-Athe-
n9um building TO handsome rooms on the
ground floor at 3JG Hennepin avenue, where
there is more room than in the old quarters.
LIE formal opening VIII D6 C6l6bIhI6d To-
day and Thursday, where a New England
dinner Will be served.
The funeral Of Patroman John Dahlgren.
who committed suicide sunday. will be held
from his late residence at > o clock this after
noon. a detail from the police department
viii attend. Mrs. Dahlgreu's condition is
very unfavorable, her husbands act having
again unsettled her mind.
c. Johnson. a laborer boarding at 1902
Washington avenue south. walked off the
south abutment of the bridge al First street
north and Third avenue yesterday afternoon.
He fell thirty feet TO the railway tracks and
struck on his right side, cutting several
gashes in his head and sustaining severe in
Juries 10 his body.
TIE gentlemen from THE Old Home
stead" company win be entertained at the
Lotus club rooms. on Sixth street. this even
ing. All the members Of the club are in
Yited 10 be present. Lunch Will be served, and
music viii fiji up the remainder Of the even
ing. Lunch viii be served Immediately after
the close OF the performance at the Grand.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
William A. Emery and Josephine Stockton,
.lyrO L. Blake and Ella 4. White. Phillip
GleesOn and Ellen Ryan, Clarence a. White
and Mary kirkham. Charles Pearson and
Jennie Rose, David Jandrell and Bridget
Murphy. Daniel Ryan and Bridget Noonsn,
Andrew P. Lindstrou and Mary Meline. Ben
jamin PagenkOpf and Fife Kirby. Merritt q.
Pond and Lillian May jackson. Charles
Johnson and Emily OsgOOd Charles John
son and Ida Lagerlof, Charles P. Seal and
Marie Z. Foster