St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-17
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLo8ULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
Mrs. j. S. Clark is visiting friends in New
York
The bank clearings yesterday amounte to
Sl,765,574.gS.
s. q. Cook and family are at the Victoria
hotel for the winter season.
Rev. c. j. Prescott of Boston. will occupy
I fas pulpit Of St Marks church Sunday morn
The treasurer of the harvest festival parade
states that all bills presented have been
hquidated.
Belle s. Pearson has commenced suit
against j. E. Merritt to recover $1,000 on a
promiSsory note.
Roger Vail will talk to the Union league
Monday night on The Operatlo OF The
Tariff in Ireland.
The ten-year-old daughter OF Warren Eli
throp died Thursday at the family residence.
1892 stevens avenue.
William Sexton, q wcll-known Southsider,
died nj his home on Washington and Tenth
avenues south, Thursday.
The Brotherhood of Machine MoulGers
held their regular monthly meeting last even
ing IN their rooms in Labor Temple.
c. T. A. Humphrey and wife. who have
been The guests of Mr.Sueeter. have returned
to their home in ST. Johnsbury, Conn.
Deputy Postmaster Hughes reports most
satisfactory condition of The rostoifices of
ton.
The work in finishing the belt line bridge
at Tenth avenue south is being pushed with
Vigor, i'll order TO be in readiness tor trafhc
Monday.
The Northwestern Miller intimates that
the coopers are disgruntled because OF the
tendency of the millers to use sacks instead
of barrels.
II. P. Nail, formerly of the Kansas road at
Dubuque. has arrived in Minneapolis, and
entered upon his duties as passenger agent
of the Northern Pacific.
Mary B. James has entered suit against
Benjamin +. Hyde ct al. for an undivided
half interest in lots ) and q. block ~, Ill Bas-
self. Moore Il Cases addition.
Mrs Sheldon, who. with her two children,
was injured in the railway ACCIDENT at HICKS
VILE o., is a daughter Of Mrs. Bell, OF 20I
East Twenty seventh street.
". j. Dyn has extended the use of his
music hall for the university extension
course lectures. but it Is thought they Will be
held in the public library building.
Judge Pond Yesterday granted the prayer
of Mrs Huckemeier for divorce. She was
given the custody of the child So per week
for its support, and SIS attorneys fees.
The Press club is meeting with fiattering
success i'll furnishing up its new club rooms.
Each day business men and merchants send
in notices of contributions to the ensemble.
La Maur county, North Dakota, has issued
formal call for men to help thresh out the
wheat. They are enjoying beautiful aatumnal
weather and conditions are right for thresh-
ing.
The residence of Edward G. Falk, 3212
Twelfth avenue south, was burglariZed
Wednesday afternoon OF about S2C worth of
goods, principally iewelry. The family was
absent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Moss. of 1o3 East Eff
teenth street. celebrated the Irst anniversary
of their marriage at their home Thursday
evening. A number of friends were present
TO make the event joyous one.
Intelligence is received that Librarian
Putnam read paper before the American
Librarians convention III san Francisco
Thursday. taking for his theme: Access to
Shelves by Users OF Libraries"
c. j. Carlson. the man who died suddenly
on the corner of Twelfth avenue south and
Fourth street Thursday afternoon from
hemorrhage. lived at 1873 Sixth street south
with his wife. He was an invalid.
"Why Am Socialist was the caption of
a paper read befofe the Fortnightly club at
the public library building last night. The
reading was followed by all informal discus
sion. The attendance was very small.
The toes of Charles Johnson's right foot
were almost cut off yesterday afternoon by
a Great Northern 6 avel train, on Fourth av-
enue north near Fourth street. lie was
taken TO n surgeons Office and cared for.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian church
gave a happy dime sociable last night in the
church parlors There were upwards q hun
bred who participated in the pleasures, and
quite sum was realized, most of the people
contributing.
The meeting for the study of the SUNDAY
school lesson, led by Henry Plant will be
held at Dyers' music hall at o clock to-day.
also at the Christian workers mission at
noon. The primary union meets at Y. NJ. c.
A parors at o'clock.
telegram was received from Rufus r.
Rand yesterday announcing the sudden
death yesterday morning of Howard G.
Mealey, aged lhirty-tiYe years son of Hon.
Maolar IF MonticnIlO Mimi Tho finn
eral will be held Sunday at Monticello.
On the twelfth of last month John Nelson
was driving his milk cart along Fourth ave-
me north. near Second street. when his
horse stumbled and fell over an embank-
ment eighteen feet high onto the railway
tracks. Suit is brought for S2.l50.
Mrs Julia Ward Howe will visit Minneap-
oils next week Arrangements have been
made to have her give parlor lecture next
Wednesday evening at the residence of s. c.
Gale 1880 Harmon place. She will give her
personal "reminiscences of Emerson and
Longfellow.
1t has been noted that the residents along
Portland avenue protest against the advent
of the Moore Wood Carving Machine com
panv in their midst The company now af-
firms that all apprehension of a nuisance is
foolish. They will not build on the street,
but on an alley, and the establishment will
be nolseless.
officer Cara, had a lively tussle with
a drunken man Thursday afternoon at Nicol-
let avenue and Sixth street. But for the
timely assistance of a fireman it is doubtful
if the inebrlated desperate could have been
conquered. He was taken to the station and
yesterday morning fined $40 for simple
drunk in the municipal court
James McNamee resides at 2410 Fifteenth
avenue south. A boy baby was left OH his
doorstep Thursday night. Also a note, CIV
ing the date of the child's birth, Aug II. stat
ing that the mother was not able to care for
it. She was Catholic and desired that the
child be baptized and called, john Miller.
The babe was sent to Bethany home.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Henry Smith and Thresa
Schmitz John Soderberg and Emma Peterson.
Peter NJ. Peterson and Feira Nelson, Andrew
W. Peterson and Jennie Rylander, W. r.
Knapp and Laura A. Hamley, Charles Ziert
ana Anna Luppold, Andrew Anderson and
Mary Smith, Isaac johnson and Mary Mel
son.
Shortly before O'Clock yesterday morning
Thomas Ferguson and two merry maidens
wended their weary way from dance When
they reached their home. Tom. one of the
girls says. wanted her to stay out and finish
up the balance of the night To show her he
was serious, he choked her, and yesterday
paid $40 fine in the police court for disor-
DERBY conduct.
The Hennepin Athletic club will have an
informal opening at the club rooms, $50 Hen
nepin avenue, this evening. Lunch will be
served Q clock. Admissions to the club
will be limited hereafter to members. The
pleasures of this evening, however. will be
open to the general public, or those who
have an interest in athletics and who think
Of joining the club.