St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-08
MlNNEApoLIs GLoBULEs.

The members of the academy OF sciences
will meet this evening 10 discuss botany
Mrs. S. b. Clyde and daughter left last
night for three weeks visit in Laremle,
Wyo., and Denver, Col.
Jessie Howell broke through the ice at
Lake Amelia and would have drowned but
for the effort OF Alden Wheelock.
The deranged woman who wandered away
from the Deeconess home Sunday night has
not been found. Her name is Mrs. j. Carl
con.
Emma Erickson, one Of the victims OF the
runaway of last Friday night, is, TO all APP
pearances. slowly recovering. Her condllon
was much improved Yesterday.
Rabbi Samuel Marks has been invited to
deliver a series of lectures before the pubic
at Winnipeg, Can. The rabbi preached there
some time ago at the dedication of Jewish
church.
A farm laborer in the employ of j. ID. Fol
vey, Of ST. Louis Park. ran nail into his
foot few days ago and is now i'll critical
condition. his limbs are badly swollen, and
it is feared he has lockjaw.
All the lodges of Odd Fellows in the city
have united in preparing for grand ceIe-
blation in Minneapolis April 20, to com
memorate the seventy-thlrd anniversary OF
the founding of the order.
The question of establishing special ibrar-
les at the state university is under discussion.
DR.. Folwell the librarian, does not look
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books will become scattered.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday: Samuel W. Alice and Ole
Cole, franklin P. Dobson and Carrie Is. Top
ping. Carl Johan Carlson aud Mary Parson
Eugene ". Naegele and Elizebeth X. Err
hardt.
The Young Woman's Missionary Society of
Westminster Church will hold its tenth an
nual meeting tomorrow evening. In addi-
ton TO the usual reports special musical at
fractions will be offered by Miss Mckay ana
Miss Caroline Bailey.
The colored military reserve, composed OF
colored men entirely, has been organized ana
commissioned with headquarters at Labor
Temple. The officers are 3. ID. Louis. cap
tain; Z. @. Ihlen, first iieutenanti w. IL.
Howard. second lieutenant
B. D. Spencer. manager Of the Oakland
hotel, at ST. Clair Springs, Mich. arrived IN
Minneapolis yesterday and is stopping at the
Nieollet for few days. Mr.. Spencer is well
known in the Twin Cities, as he has acted as
clerk i'll some of the hotels. His old friends
are glad to see him again.
The funeral services of the late Mary An
derson Gedney, who died at the residence of
her father M. A. Gedney, 800 Sixth avenue
north Saturday last, were held at the Foss
Methodist Episcopal at . p. m. yesterday.
n'he body will be taken to Rose Hill GENE
terry, Chicago, for interment.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at the health office yesterday:
Measles at 1919 Third street north 264+ Four
teenth avenue, $50 Franklin avenue east, 200
Fifteenth avenue south, and scarlet fever at
2Sl4 ColfaX avenue, 2042 Fifteenth avenue
south and 1913 Third avenue east.
Wyman Elliott, resident of Minneapolis
Eince 1854. and one of the pioneer market
gardeners of the state has announced that
ne will remove to California. He desires to
escape from the cares of business and to
spend his declining years in the climate of
California, where he has spent his winters
for Years.