St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-24
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 20
13a. 40
This evening Rev. W A. Hadley will be
installed as pastor of the Lyndale Congre-
gational church
Sidney NJ. Owen VIII address the Single
Tax league this evening upon the Govern
ment Ownership CT Railroads"
Rev. Dr.. F. ". Gunsaulus, OF Chicago. viii
lecture at Plymouth church Friday evening
on "A Chapter in the History of Liberty
Nearly all ct the churches will hold
thanksgiving services next Thursday morn
Ing. Many of them Will unite on services.
Y. D. Joseph Of Oroumia. Persia win
speak before the Young Mems Christian
Citation in their rooms i'll The Syndicate block
tonight.
Volume No. of the Adams High School
Observer is out. 1t is Il neat ten page pamph
let. well edited and of excellent typographical
appearance.
The board of trade failed to hold meet
Ing yesterday. Us the members failed TO put
III an appearance IN numbers sufficient to
have a quorum.
The death record for November so far is
very hopeful and promises not to exceed 40,
breaking the record. In November, 1870,
there were $50 deaths.
The damage suit Of Henrietta Busche
against the street railway company was
thrown ont Of court b. judge Elliott, on ac-
count Of the plaintiffs negligence.
Dorilus Morrison ard wife who have been
passing the autumn in New York and other
Eastern points are home again. where they
viii remain until after the holidays.
The Brazilian mass ape, which Police Sur
geon Gibson recently brought with him from
New York. dlSd Sunday evening of pneu-
monia, and the doctor is inconsoable
The union Endeavor mass meeting 10 have
been held at Plymouth church this evening
under the auspices of the Fourth ward
union, has been Indefinitely postponed.
The funeral of John Eyerard will be pri-
vate. 1t viii be held from the family resi-
deuce. rs South Eighth street, this after
neon under Masonic auspices
". II. Truesda!e. receiver fer the Minneap-
oils Il 81. Louis road, was thrown from his
buggy yesterday by a runaway horse and Sc
vereiy bruised and cut about The head and
face.
meeting Of the Berry investigation COM
mittee will be held this afternoon. 1t is hoped
tLat the affair viii be finally settled at that
time. SO that thanks can be given on Thurs
day next
Z. P Hilton, the hustling manager OF the
Pence Opera house has secured q thirteen
year lease CT the Olympic theeIer or s.. Paul
that Is now beng rebuilt. He Will run ii IN
connection with his Minneapolis house.
Harry Doherty was given S25 or thirty days
by Judge MahoGey on the charge of gambling
with cards. The offense which led TO his ar
fellow out Of $3.50 by means Of questionable
dealing.
Quite a number Of the down town saloons
resumed their sunday business yesterday,
and. as Messrs Briggs Young and Whltcomb
have declared that they VIII continue opera
tons. large batch of warrants is looked for
III consequence.
Cases of scarlet fever at 721 Twentv-sixth
avenue northeast and 2437 Twenty-fifth ave
me south, crOupOus diphtheris st I0S5 Four
teenth avenue southeast. and measles ut z
Fifteenth street west ana 4i6 Fifteenth ave
nue. south were reported at the health office
yesterday.
The Central City Market company has bean
lncorpOrated with capital of $4,000 The
incorporates are I. b. Walker George 4.
Camp Harlow Gale. Gilbert NJ. Walker of
Minneapolis, and Henry E. Won Wedelstaedt,
or st. Paul.
musical and literary entertainment will
he given Wednesday evening IN Morgan Post
hall. rs Hennepin avenue. By the Loyal
Orange lodges Of the city. The programme
Is made up Of speeches, Rotations and must
cal numbers.
The church in Lowell. Mass, that Rev.
Smith Baker left 10 come to the Park Avenue
Congregational church in Minneapolis is
trying to get him to go back there. lie will
not &c, but he will do his best TO help MS old
congregation find a pastor.
The public library will be open Thanks
giving day the same as on Sundays Libra
rian Putnam stated this morning that The
East side branch was getting along finely.
and promised to be the largest branch in the
city. The next meeting of the library board
will be held next Tuesday afternoon.
The stay Of twenty days granted Dr.. W. E.
Rockford in the execution Of the sentence
passed upon him in the assault and battery
case brought by Miss LenOre Chase expired
yesterday and the 81 fine was not paid
Judge Mahoney granted a further stay OF
twentyfour hours. and it Is likely that the
case Will be appealed.
Anton :. Anderson, living at 1897 Eighteen
enG-a-half avenue south, fell from the roof
of his residence. which he was repairing,
about o'clock Saturday evening, and was
fatally injured Dr.. Carlow tried to save the
unfortunate mans life, but could not. Cor
oner Byrnes viewed the body and decided
that no inquest was necessary.
The funeral of the late John R. Everard
viii take place to day at st. Mark church 81
$50 ., m. The services will be conducted by
Ark lodge (NaSOnic), Rev. Mr.. Faude Off
ciatinC. Zion Commandery No. ., X. P,
will attend as escort. Mrs Everard. attended
by her brother. Mr.. Fisher, of Chicago vii.
take the body TO Jackson, Mich, for inter
ment.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Michael Klein and Annie Starken, Matt Hen
men and Katie Heck, Joseph Rice and Maj
garet Wreu.J onas Wagstrom and Johanna NJ.
ParSOu. Edward Anderson and Christine
Carlson, Thomas Hickey and Sadie McPher-
son, Frank Desmond and Margaret L. Gun
bingham, Adolph TcsmGn and MOllie Peter
sen. John ". Kelly and Bertha Stanton,
Ambrose E. HOsmer and Catherine Conroy
Axel Swanson and Mary Hanson, Norman L.
GuImOnt and Mary Cloutier, Lee A. Travis
and LOra E. Bentley, Charley Lee and THINE
BergstrOm. Peder c. Anderson and Matte
Turel John Hart ano Agnes Gallagher.
George B. Bower. Of the Bower shorthand
school. returned from Boston yesterday,
where he went TO report the national con
vention Of The ". c. T. [. lie came back
by way of Washington, D. c. lie says Min
10 10 10
most of the way between Washington and
Chicago with a representative OF one or the
big press associations. This man had been
in Washington all summer in close contact
with the big guns of the Republican party
and he said that the convention would
surely come to Minneapolis Bower thinks
of beginning the organization Of a welcom-
ing blowout to receive the returning delega-