St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
directory have made the assessment for next
year S1U on each membership, Memberships
are now held at 5 Si25 each.
The sale OF the Warner lots, on Fourth
street next the Tribune ruin, to the Nicollet
National bank, was completed yesterday
The price paid was Sl.2J0 a front foot,
3d. S00
ligions of the World by Rev. Marion D.
Shutter, will be resumed in the parors of the
Church of the Redeemer Thursday evening
next at 30.
The Standard Security Loan company has
been incorporated with capital of Si0U 0Ol
by Dir. E. K. Perkins. OF Excelsior, and j. o.
Pierce, j. I. Thurman, A. Ii. Hall and s. T.
johnson, of Minneapolis.
The lectures delivered by Rev. Marion d.
Shutter at Galesburg. Ill last winter, on the
wit and Humor of the Bible" Will soon he
published i'll book form bv the Arena Pub
fishing company. of Boston.
CPreibe.a workman employed in the Plvm-
outh avenue saw mill, had an arm and leg
broken Yesterday: wagon fell on him. He
| avenue north by the patrol wagon.
Gus Lundburg. bridge builder on the 500.
| was killed by falling from new bridge at
Marlonot, \: D., Thursday, His remains
today from his home. 529 Nineteenth avenue
| south.l
! Louis Wommer, who, but a few weeks ago
| obtained patent for an automatic scale and
| had almost completed the organization of a
| company for its manufacture, died very sud
| denly Thursday at his home on Western
| avenue.
The annual meeting of the chamber of
commerce will be held Thursday, Oct g. ].
Il. Martin is slated for the presidency, Presi-
| dent +. l.. Greenleaf declining reelection
Some opposition to the reelection of c. c.
Sturtevant as secretary is developing
James S. Bell. of the Washburn-Crosby
company. with his wife and son, are on the
quarantined Normannia He writes To reia-
lives in Minneapolis that the people on
board ship are not we'll treated by the au-
thorities. They are kept cooped up on the
ship.
Rev. Frank K. Millspaugh was one of the
passengers arriving on the 500 Thursday.
lie says there was attached TO the train car
load of Immigrants. They were not allowed
TO Cross at the 500, although they had been
passed at Montreal. They were Scandina-
vians, most of them being bound for this
city.
The Lake of the Isles Realty company has
been incorporated with a capital stock of
$4,000 by E: A. Pratt c. Lindley, w. B.
Tuttle, E. B. Nicholas and r. D. Cohen. K.
L. Skinner, J. J. Schayer and E. B Feman.
dez have filed articles of incorporation as
the Century syndicate with capital stock
of 500, CO.,
President James E. Merritt, of Minnean-
oils Bichloride Club No 30. desires every
member to be present at the Kelley Institute
Park avenue and Tenth street tonight at
O'Clock. The national convention of chlor-
ride of gold clubs convenes at Dwight Tues
dav, Sept. Is, the Minneapolis club being en-
titled to four delegates and an equal number
of aiternlteS
John Day Smith has in his possession no
less important document than deed to the
east bank of the Mississippi river. beginning
at st. Anthony Falls, including the site of
the city of st. Paul and following down the
river TO the south of Lake Pepin. The date
of indenture is April 9. 1s43 time when the
tract specified was bowling wilderness.
The consideration was $1,000. The deed
covers the Carver tract and is disputed.
The map who cashed check given him
by the bookkeeper of Cunningham & Haas.
OF New Brighton, in payment Of cattle pur.