St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-12
MINNEAPOLIS.
SlENNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

Tuesday, Dec Is, official visitation of the
grand officers of the Royal Arcanum Will be
made 10 Cataractcouncii.
Mrs. Margaret Austin died on Thursday
morning at her late residence, 1915 Hillside
avenue north st the age of eighty-six years.
R.D. Shay died at his home. $40 Fourteenth
avenue southeast, Thursday night, of con-
sumption. The funeral was held yesterday
afternoon.
Tie charity recital given by Mrs. Greene's
music class will take place this evening ut
the residence of Mrs. Barielson, 120O Chest
nut avenue.
The case against Ole Olson, charged with
assault and battery. was dismissed by j ud2e
Elliott yesterday morning on motion Of the
city prosecutor.
The bank clealings yesterday were Sl,521.
Sa3.2l and for the week SiA.S67, 1923. as
against S7190 637.57 for the same week last
year. an increase of over 50 per cent
Charlie Conger, a ihirteen-year-oldv agrant,
whose mother is dead and father has aban-
ooned him, was sent to the state public school
al Owalonna yesterday morning by Judge
CoUigan.
Mrs. E. A. Russell. the manager of the ".
c. I. |. coffee house. has returned from the
East. She reports That sh* made excellent
progress III pushing the coffee house idea
In the East.
At the meeting of the directors of the Trib-
Cne Job Printing company, held yesterday
morning, c. A. Mitchell was elected president
and treasurer. otto W. Miller vice president
and Lee W. AbbotI secretary.
d. r. Forgan. assistant cashier of the
American Exchange Bank of Duluth. mas
been selected rs the successor Of his brother,
j b. Forgan, the outgoing cashier of the
Northwestern National Bank Of Minneap-
oils
The remains of Peter Gillen who was killed
IN the bridge disaster al Columbus Falls re-
Gently, viii be brought TO his home here for
lnterment His brother, Simon Glllen. IS IN
the city emdeavoring TO make the necessary
arrangements.
The Victoria Land company has been in
CCTpOIaied with a CAPITAL stock of Sil5,9U0.
The business of the corporation Will be the
buying, selling and improving OF land. Al
bert !. Maddox, James 7. McQualg ana
Charles /. tlannigan ale the incoTporatorS.
Revival meetings are being held with
marked success III the Mon GOSPEL taber-
nacle. Fourth street and sixth avenue SOUTH
The services are conducted by Evangelist j.
i. McCUmb. 4 young lriShman Of great elo-
guence and power. Meetings com mence at
p. IN. every evening.
Cases of measles at 1923 TWcnty-third ave
nue. south. 1919 Seventh street south, 20I0
Minnehaha avenue. 423 Sixth avenue north
and SIP Washington avenue north; scarlet
fever at 23U9 Fillmore street northeast, 11US
Fifth avenue south and 500 Washington street
southeast and scarletna nj iii Fifth street
north were reported al the health office yes
terday.
". W Price with Gale & Co.. insurance
agents. received word few days ago that his
wife. who was on a visit with relatives at
Sedalia. No. was very seriously i'll and that
the attending physicians had given up hope
of her recovery. Mr.. Price left Immediately
fer he bedside OF his wife, but as yet no
word has been received from him as to her
condition.
At the last meeting of the Minneapolis
stock. bond and mortgage exchange, SecIe-
taTy George ". jerks tenCered his resigna-
ton, feeling that his private business de-
m0nGed his attention. The association de-
cided TO move TO a more central location a
committee was appointed TO secure q new
secretary and rooms.
The National Union Of Journeymen Plum
bers is 10 meet III MINNEAPOLIS about the time
Tor the Republican national convention, and
Its members are sfraid they may not be able
10 get good accommodations while the larger
body is in session. They are figuring on
changing the date The matter VIII be de-
cided next " ednesday.
Articles Of Incorporation are now in the
hands Of the secretary OF state for the North
west Feed ana Cereal company, an out
growth Of the Thompson Feed company.
Among the lncOrporatOrs are Senator ". d.
WaShburn and Postmaster Hale. The new
concern is 10 be located at The corner of
First street and Seventh avenue south, in the
large four-story stone structure adjoining
the Humboldt mills.