St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

1854.
Judge j. o. Pierce has returned fro m his
South Dakota trip.
The Junior Christian Endeavor journal
is new monthly publication.
DR.. E. T. Gibson and wife left last evening
on an extended trip through the East.
r. b. Ennis has started popular S. sub
scriptio Il for monument to the memory of
Parnell.
The ladies of Levi Butler Relief corps Wis
ited the Soldiers home Thursday, taking q
supply of delicacies for the inmates
The Minneapolis Press club will meet at
O'Clock this afternoon in the parlors of the
West hotel to make further arrangem ents
concerning rooms, etc.
A case of diphtheria al 1909 Bryant avenue
north and one of scarlet fever at 2307 SIX
teenth avenue south were reported at the
health office yesterday
The ST. Louis railway muddle will come up
for final settlement on Nov. H. Yesterday
several matters pertaining TO the suit came
up and were disposed of.
Dick Bostwick, driver of the North side
patrol wagon, is at present enjoying a vaca-
ton. His position is being mporarily filled
by PatrOlman A j. Kennedy
Tc-morrow morning will occur the final
meeting OF the harvest festival comm ittee of
fifty. 1t will be held in the rooms of the
business union, Masonic Temple.
An order has been made by Judge Hooker
confirming the sale made by the sheriff pur-
suant to judgment i'll the case of Simonson
Bros. against John Olson and Others
The boarding house at 1920 Second street
north. kept by A. Olsen, was entered by
burglars Wednesday night last, and one
of the lady boarders was robbed of gold
watch.
The district conferences of the Associated
Charities will be opened on the East and
South sides soon. The former will locate in
block
avenue.
The residents along the Hennepin boule-
ward have united their efforts with the park
board to prevent farmers and market gard
eners from converting 1t into q traffic thor
oughfare
Judge Smith yesterday took the motion I'M
der the advsement made by the Security
bank to strike out the answer of E. and D.
Burns i'll its suit to recover $1,000 on prom
issory note.
The total abstinence societies of st. An
thony parish gave an enjoyable entertain
ment last evening. Temperance addresses
were delivered by Rev. James O'Riley and
Father Christie.
Roger Vail will read paper before the
Union league, at their rooms, on the evening
of the 10Th, on How British Protective
Tariff and Free Trade Legislation Have
Affected Ireland"
The committee on the enlargement of Pow
derhorn park has ordered the houses sold for
an aggregate of So, 1903. This is exclusive of
the house. 32G5 Thirteenth avenue south, for
which no bid was received.
A special meeting of Cataract Council No.
659, Royal Arcanum, will be held Monday
afternoon at o'clock at Room 4)5, Guaranty
Loan building, to receive the committees re-
port OH the death of John w Shryock
Moyo's confectionery store at 31S First
avenue south, was entered by burglars
Thursday night Goods and change to the
amount of so were stolen. The thieves en-
tered the store by breaking rear widow
Judge Smith yesterday appointed W. w.
Price, Edwin White and o. G. Merriam ap-
praisers to assert the damages resulting fro M
conhscating land on Twenty second street.
from Eighteenth avenue south to Cedar av-
enue.
Lester B. Elwood, Robert Jameson and
Stephen B. Lovejoy were appointed yester-
day by Judge Hooker to appraise the bene-
fits and damages arising from closing the
Minnetonka Mill csmpany's property at Lake
Mnneto nka.
Mrs. Inger S. Warner has applied to the
courts for alimony pending the trial of her
divorce suit against Charles +. Warner. She
wants s. per week alimony aud $50 attorney
fees. Judge Smith allowed the alimony and
S25 for the attorney
The park board committee that has been
appointed to Investigate the Berry matter will
meet next Monday afternoon at 2:3) to dis
cuss the matter informally. agree upon date
for opening the investigation and the plan
upon which it shall be conducted.
At meeting at Shiloh Presbyterian church
movement was started to establish kin
dergarten in Northeast Minneapolis. 1t was
decided to ask for subscriptions from those
Interested. Another meeting will be held
next Thursday. Poor children will be given
tuition free.
Rev. DR.. Wells, of Montreal, Canada, who
has been elected TO the pulpit of the Plymouth
Congregational church of this city, will
preach his farewell sermon at his home this
morning, and the society has arranged for a
public breakfast before his departure for his
new field of labor.
The Denver papers credit a Minneapolis
boy, who is spending time there, with won
deTful prowess. j. A. Mcleod son of j. E.
Mcleod. of this city. at the first annu al
tournament of the Denver Athletic associa-
ton, proved the best all-round athlete that
participated in the sports.
Although the sewer force of the engineer
department has finished all the work orgi-
nally planned for this year, a little more will
now be necessary. The council at its meet
ing of Friday evening ordered three short
sewers. and an effort will be made TO com
plete them before the heavy frosts set in.
Pursuant to resolution of the council at
the meeting of Friday evening, the city en-
gineer will at once begin upon the paving of
Washington avenue between Third and Fifth
avenues north. A crew of men will be pnt ID
work tomorrow morning and the approaches
to the Fourth avenue bridge will be com
pleted as soon as possible.
A dime concert viii be given at the First
N. f. church Monday evening under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society Among
those taking part are Mrs. Mable Chase
| Eaton, Misses Laura and Eliza Dexter Mrs.
Chilcoth. Miss Alberta Fisher, Burt Rose,
| Eddie O'Brien. Readings by Miss Josie
Turner and Miss Clara Bailey.
The Lake Minnetonka lee Yachting club
| has elected these members for the year:
| Commodore, A G. Loring: vice commodore,
| Theodore Wetmore secretary and treasurer,
| Il. T. Peckham; measurer, Livingston Wet
| more; regatta committee, A. c. Loring, L. r.
| Brooks, W. II. Morris. d. C. Hurd. As soon
rs the weather win permit the club proposes
to hold Its first regatta, and will enliven Min
| netonka's surface this season as il has not
been enliyened in many years before
| AT the annual meeting of the Ishward Theo
| sophica! society, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year! J. W. B. La
Pierre, NJ. D., president; J. G.. Slater, vice
| president: Louise Jewel Maaping, secretary
| z. Roberts, treasurer; E. z La I'ierre libra
| rlau. Resolutions were passed that paper
| should be read at every meeting, 10 which
| all are cordially invited Headquarters at
oo2 New York Life Insurance building, are