St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-29
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

1882.
1t is estimated that the profits from the
Normanna fair were at least 81, 200.
Hon. w. II. Lynn and C. f. Baxter re-
turned from New York and Washington yes
terday.
Miss Lou wiltberger of st. Croix Falls
Spruce Place.
Judge Corrigan, of the probate court is at
present in Wright county holding court. He
Will be absent several days.
The Shawl Elliott party, numbering nine
teen. returned saturday from Il mouths visit
ut the parental home III Santa Monica, Cal.
Minneapolis lodge. X. OF p, will have in
stallation OF officers tins evening. The grand
lodge will make an official visit. banquet
will follow
The Norwegian Lutheran church choirs of
the Northwest will meet in MINNEAPOLIS to-
day M the Norwegian Trinity church for
convention purposes.
julius Breustad was arraigned Yesterday in
the municipal court on a charge of bastardy
preferred by Carrie Hanson. The court,
however performed n marriage ceremony
and the charge was withdrawn.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday; W G. Boyer and Cora E.
Bean, Michael McCoVen and Lizzie Nc
Laughlin. Julius Brinsted and Carrie Han
sen, Nils Frestad and Emma Larson.
County Auditor George +. Ledgerwood.
one OF the argonautS who endeavored to get
the Democratic convention for Minneapolis,
returned yesterday from fortnight's visit to
New York Washington and Philadelphia
Minneapolis had three distinguished liter
airy gentlemen within its gates yesterday
They were Max O'Rell. Edward W. Box, the
editor of the Ladies' Home Journal and C.
W *. Curtis. the publisher of the Ladies'
Home journal.
The Norwegian Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION has elected the following officers:
President, Wilhelm Petersen; vice presi-
dent VI. NJ. Void; treasurer. John II. Field;
recording secretary, \. o. Netland; general
secretary, H. Bottelson.
The annual meeting of the Minneapolis
Gun club Will be held ct the West hotel.
Monday evening, Feb. l, at p. NJ. for the
purpose of electing officers for the coming
year. Other business of an important nature
will be considered by the club.
Henry Hach and sam Carpenter have Sc
cured patent on a mechanical toy that they
Zee millions in and those who have seen
II say not without good reason. 1t is self
performing monkey, exceedingly simple yet
wonderful in its performing powers.
Ii was first thought impracticable TO assign
particular seats TO holders of reserved seat
tickets 10 the Somerset-Willard meeting to-
night, but arrangements have now been made
Tor doing so. Seats may be reserved al Dyer
Bros. beginning at O'Clock this morning.
Dr. ID. ". Edwards will act as POSTMASTER
nj the Prohlbluon banquet Monday evening.
The following, among others, will respond
10 toasts: Ole Kron. of Evansville; Rev Nj.
Mahony and NJ. A. Wurts, of ST. Paul. and NJ
.. Nelson, eX-chairman of the Wisconsin
state committee.
lis held meeting at the companys head
quarters IN the Guaranty Loan building
Wednesday, and elected \. II. Nolk presi-
dent, Philip Nolk vice president and r. E.
Fisher secretary. The capital stock of the
company is S25.G00.
The fifth lecture Of the Agassiz free course
will be delivered by Rev. II. NJ Simmons,
saturday evening at o'clock, at the public
library lecture room. Subject, Evolution
These lectures are especially interesting
students of the natural sciences A large
audience is desired.
Mrs. E. A. Russell, of the W. C. T. e, re-
turned YESTERDAY from a flying trip to Chi
SagO in the interest of the temperance cause
at the worlds fair. She says that the W. c.
II. I. will erect Il $4,000 building for a coffee
house, and hospital in which no alcoholic
medicines Will be used.
An insane man, named Larry Coughlin,
was brought 10 the city yesterday morning
from Fergus Falls and. later in the dav was
sent TO New Richmond, Wis, where he has
friends. Coughlin's insanity is periodical
and very mild in its form and was brought
on by taking alcohol and quinne for the
grip.
There is on foot scheme to have the pu-
pills in the public schools taught to read the
maps of the weather department OF the coun-
~ - - Sdlu lIlht lue pan mas Deen tried Ill
New York and Boston of setting aside few
minutes every day for this sort of instruction
and 1t has worked well. IL may be tried in
Minneapolis.
Supt; Bradley and C. D. Raymer, the book
seller. have become embroiled The arith-
metlcS that used TO be the standard in the
public schools contained answers to all the
examples. They have been discarded, and
many OF them nave been purchased by Mr..
Raymer and he is selling them. Hence the
dispute.
cases OF membranous Group at 1923 Grand
avenue. measles at 2l29 Aldridge avenue
north, 26O7 Thirteenth avenue south and 327
Oak Grove street scarlatina at 1906 Four-
teenth street and II East Tenth street. scar
Ietlna at 5l4 Nlcollet avenue, BIZ Fifth street
southeast 1916 Sixteenth avenue, 1901 Eighth
street southeast
The Northwestern Specially company filed
articles OF incorporation yesterday The OBJ
1ect of the company is to deal in patents.
The capital stock is divided into $500 900
placed at 10000 shares. The debt limit is
n1ed at S3OO The lncorporators are Charles
II; Frey, charles Gillespie and G. II. Chaplin.
They constitute the first board of directors.
The first choice of reserved seats for the
purchasers OF season tickets to the Danz
Sunday concerts will open this morning at
the Century ana Dyer's. The entire sale will
De carried on at these two places The reg
ular sale Will open next Wednesday morning
at Dyer's and the Century and the West
hotel for the first concert of the series, sun
day, Feb. Z.
G. McColloch. of the Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company, was arrested yesterday for
selling preparation intended 10 be used as
baking powder, and which. although it con-
tanned alum, was not so labeled as provided
by the state food law. p W. Wiidt. of the
state bureau of food inspection, is the com
plainant in the case, which was set for trial
Feb. 4.
A mounted commandery of Knights Tenn
plars. just like the ordinary commanderv.
with the exception that the members will be
mounted, has been organized in Minneapolis
with the following officers: f. c., W. j.
Hahn; Gen., F. Hooker; C. G., R. r. Hen
derson; prelate, r. D. Russell; S. W., r. G.
Evans; j. W., E. G. Hay: treasurer, j. G. Nc
FaIland; recorder, w. S. Streeter; H. B., M.
+. LenoX; ). W. b., John P. Harrison; war
der, A. A. Keith; F. G., W. X. Morrison: :.
g., Henry Doerr; T. G., ]. R. Hofflin; musi-
cal director, A. NJ. shuey; sentinel, William