St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

J 1T is expected that the elevator investigat-
ing committee w;llmee: IL Minneapolis on
JAMS.
The Manning school OF oratory, Masonic
Temple, opens for the winter term Monday,
dan. 4.
Mayor Winstons condition had so far inn
proved that he was able TO come down to his
Office for short time yesterday.
There viii be meeting of the park board
tomorrow afternoon. The Berry investigat-
lnSeommittee is slated to report.
Tomorrow evening the Fine Art society
VIII listen T TO- lecture by Bert marwood on
wiz be given In the library building.
Mss Grace Hunt, eldest daughter of Mrs
George Seaton, died Friday at ST. Mary's
hospital from the shock of a surgical opera
ton.
{ j. s. Donaldson. of William Donaldson &
Co, Glass block. left on business trip Fri
day evening TO visit all the principal Eastern
cities.
Miss Maud Timer will sing 1.-THE Psalms"
at Che morning service at all Souls church,
ana THE Last Chord at the peoples meet
ing in the evening.
A number of friends met at the home of
Miss Millie Werth Dec u in honor of the
young lady friends who are visiting her. A
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Thomas II. Shevlin. the well known lum-
herman. has purchased the Armory home
stead on Oak Grove street, the consideration
being $4,000. The sale was made by Charles
f. Haney.
There is some talk of removing the Mis-
sionary Training Institute out on Park ave-
nue., TO ST. Paul The present quarters are
not large enough to accommodate all the
students.
Thomas O'Neill. young man recently from
Grand Forks, n. b., has complained TO the
police that on Thursday night he was robbed
of $500 and gold watch in an auction store
on Bridge Square.
Cases of scarlet fever at 723 Eleventh av-
enue southeast and 1922 Fifth street, measles
at 529 James avenue north and scarlelina at
&629 Fori1eth street north were reported at the
health Office yesterday
The new Law Enforcement league is hold
ing meetings almost every night aud appoint
ing committees to do the work of the league
The head men still refuse 10 give out any in
formation as to the makeup OF the league.
james H. Eye, ex-sherieff of the county,
left New Years eve for Hot Springs He Is
suffering from nervous prostratiOn and is In
a critical condition. A severe attack OF the
grip year ago is the cause OF his present i'll
ness.
There was large increase in the business
done by the postoffice for the quarter just
ended over the corresponding quarter of 1890.
The gross receipts were Sl09, go. 90, which
was an increase of IL per cent over the last
three months OF 1890.
The indications are for continued cold
weather. In the Northwest generally the
mercury Is low At st. Vincent this morning
IT was "a deg below zero; Winnipeg. 30: Min
nedosa "a; Moorhead, IS; Huron, IA. 1t was
below at Minneapolis.
The newly elected officers of Minneapolis
Lodge No. 10. A. F. L. A. NJ, will be publicly
Installed next Thursday evening at the Ma
sonic Temple. The occasion will be an in.
teresting one as the officers Will be installed
by the grand officers of the grand lodge.
DR.. Hoyt has returned, and will occupyShis
again Tho n ic
ing sermon. the fourth i'll the series to young
peopae, will not be as originally announced,
but will be Want of Veto Power" and will
be particularly adapted for the new year.
: the ladies of the Episcopal church and
others at st. Paul's church, Hennepin ave-
nue. ana Twelfth street, at the o clock service
today on the subject of Missions" She
talks well. and it will be interesting to all.
The Invitation committee OF the Luriine
Boat club ball at the West hotel Jan. IA con-
sists of the following named gentlemen:
Samuel Hill, E. B. Clement. Cavour Lang
don. F: b. Conkey and G.. McC. Reeve. The
invitations will be out by the first of the
week.
The funeral services of Mrs James A Mac
kenzie, who sacrificed her life to save ner
little daughters, Maud and Pearl, who will
also be buried with her. will be held at Plym-
;outh Congregational church, corner Nicollet
avenue and Eighth street, at2 o'clock this
afternoon.
1John A. Hanson, of 2C9 West Thirty-frst
street, who so mysteriously disappeared on
Dec. %, has turned up 1t was discovered
yesterday that instead of being dead. he had
enlisted in the-regular army at the recruiting
office on Nicollet avenue, and is now await
ing orders to go to thew estern frontier.
Mrs. Charles Fox, mother of Patrolman
Peter Fox, of the central district. died at the
family residence. 42l Mainl street northeast,
yesterday afternoon at O'clock after an ill
ness of six days. Mrs. Fox has lived in Min
neapolls fol-. twenty-five years, and leaves
four sons and two daughters. The funeral
will take place from the family residence on
Tuesday morning at $3.50. Services will be
held at the Church of st. Anthony of Padua.