St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-21
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were Sl4s.-
y. E. Remspurg will lecture on "Bible
Morals al the Labor Temple Ihis-evening.
The single tax league held another bust
ness meeting last night in ). A. Buelrs Of
flee
James Henderson was fined SIS for the
larceny of monkey wrench from an eX-
FRESHMAN.
Mr. McBeath, the manager of the new
macaroni factory. states that he has an order
10 ship 25,C00 pounds TO London.
Nels Johnson, who has been threatening
10 XIII his wife. was yesterd ay placed under
s200 bond TO keep the peace.
Sylvester Cook. an engineer on the Mil
waukee road, died MONDAY at his home, lS45
Twenty Five-and-a Half street.
The architectural sketch club met in its
rooms IN the Boston block last evening. and
discussed matters pertaining to the profes
sion.
Miss Hannah F. Leonard and Archie L.
Ilikok were married at the church OF the
Immaculate Conception al o'clock yester
day.
Local representations of the Y. p s. C. E.
are making arrangements for great time at
the convention which will be held in Man
Eato commencing Oct. 30.
The Young Woman's Christian association
had an lat home" last evening at their
rooms ~ South Eighth street. A very pleas
II. j. Smith has presented the Press club
with nm elegant oil painting from the brush
of Gottlieb Dietz. The subject is scene i'll
the Venetian sea, and is valued at $500.
A concert viii be given at Century Music
hall next Friday evening by the pupils of
Miss Dina Wetterhal, assisted by Mr..
Schlochter and Miss LeoBa Hamilton.
verdict of 81 ,0G0 was returned in favor of
the plaintiff yesterday by the jury i'll the case
OF John c. Gjertsen against the Warner
The new rods for the big pumps al the
North side station have been shipped, and
are expected TO arrived here today After
their arrival it will take week TO cut and fit
them.
The board of education will meet this aft
ernoon to finish the matter of changing the
boundary lines of school districts. so the
buildings will not be so badly crowded in the
future.
Charles R. ingalls,, for twenty two years a
home of his son. j. $. Ingalls,, 1928 Washing
ton avenue south. Mr.. ingalls, was sixty
nine years of age.
DR.. j. b. Bishop celebrated his seventy
fttn anniversary Monday. He was surprised
by about thirty friends. and pleasant even
ing was passed at his residence PSI, Twenty
fifth avenue south.
The three children of Mrs Erickson. who
was deserted by her husband about year
ago, ana who is in i'll health, were Yesterday
by Relief Agent Tatro.
Track-laying on the Monroe street electric
line is about finished, and The work of string
sing the wires mas been begun. The extern
gslons on Cedar and Plymouth avenues are
also going ahead satisfactorily.
The harvest festival committee at the
meeting held yesterday decided to place can
Vassers IN the field at once to take orders for
The forthcoming souvenir. 1t is said that 1t
VIII take TWO months 10 publish it.
Nnnn0 Of
orews Church will give musical and liter
airy entertainment in the lecture room of the
church, corner Sixth street and Twelfth ave-
nue. north, tomorrow evening at o'clock
a pretty wedding occurred at the Holmes
hotel last evening. Edgar l.. Daven port. of
this city, and Miss Stella Stewart. of Aber.
deem n. D., were the contracting parties
Rev f. o. Holman performed the ceremony.
Cases of scarlet fever at 263j Twenty-sey-
enth street and 1925 Pleasant avenue, dip
liberia at 2l06 Twenty-fifth avenue south and
29i2 Sixth street north, and measles 2!IJ
Thirteen avenue south, were;reported' at the
health office yesterday.
Next Sunday night that Grand opera house
attraction Michael Strogoff'' opens for
week at the Pence. Popular prices Two of
the big features Will be The March of the
Fire Ladies', and The March of the Min
uets. Seats are now on sale
Cora f. Dodd was married to Edwin B.
Dodd in 1877. In 1886 Edwin deserted her.
anc yesterday she was granted q divorce from
him on that account. They had one child
girl, now thirteen years of age, who was
given into The custody of the mother.
1t is reported that there is serious rupture
IN the Young Mems Christian association of
the university. 1t came about through re-
quest Of the Young Womans ASSOCIATION,
that was declined, TO provide a banquet for
the delegates to the state Y. NJ. e. A.
Mrs. Mary Lands Hay. wife of Rev DIR. L.
g. Hay, died at the family residence, 40 Fig
teenth street north, yesterday morning aged
siXty-two years. The two were united in
marriage forty years ago. The remains will
be huriea IN the Crown Hill cemetery, III
dianapolis Ind ~
George Il. Rust, of the Plymouth church
pasiorate committee, has returned from the
East and reports that Rev. DR.. d. W..Welles,
the eloquent divine of Montreal, will arrive
Wednesday OF next week lie will deliver
his first sermon here on the following sun
day. and formal reception will be rendered
him few days after.
The paving for the present year is nearly
all completed. The work on Third street.
between Eleventh and Thirteenth avenues
south, was finished last week, and that on
Riverside avenue Monday. Within few
days the work on Cedar avenue and First
street north and the approaches to the Wash
Ingtou avenue bridge viii be completed.
James B. Gleason. a prosperous young
merchant OF Western avenue, and Miss
Connolly, eldest daughter OF Mrs. Peter
Bradley will be married ut the Church of the
llIIHdculdle conception at o CLOCK this
morning. Rev. Father Byrnes will otficiate
The young people are members of the choir
of that church, and the wedding is one of
special interest in Catholic circles.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day by the Paiisade Mining company 1t is
proposed 10 carry on mining, smelling. refin-
ing and working in ores and metals The
headquarters are III this city, and the capital
stock is syst, 0O. The incorporators are: j
Franklin Calhoun, Leon NJ. Lane. James NJ.
Lane, Moses Mckinney, of Minneapolis. and
Edward j. Edwards, of Chicago.
Benjamin Lampman, who has resided in
was found dead III his bed Monday morning
last. Deputy Coroner Cary held post
mortem examination, which showed that
death was caused by Bright's disease of the
kidneys from which Mr.. Lampman has suf-
fered for years. Deceased was seventy-one
years Of age. The funeral will take place to-
day at 10 a. NJ.
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