St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

8 Mr.. and Mrs W. F. Tucker, of the Holmes,
have gone TO Hampshire Arms.
There were nine MINOR permits Issued at
the building inspectors Office Yesterday
The estimated cost of the buildings was
81, 400.
The Minneapolis Gun club will give tur,
key shoot Wednesday, commencing at lo
O'Clock a. IN. Lunch Will be served on the
grounds.
The principal of the Webster school says
that the supposed endemic of scarlet tever
in the school is nothing but general anllc-
ton of coughs and colds.
Frank Gremio, Great Northern railway
employe, had one of his legs badly crushed
yesterday morning while working III the
yards at Tenth street north.
W.B. Chamberlain was in much improved
condition Yesterday. He was conscious most
of the time, and there is now good reason TO
believe that he Will recover.
The new La France fire engine was given
test yesterday morning, and was found TO be
perfectly satisfactory. The engine Will be
stationed at No engine house.
The ladies of Holy Rosary congregation are
making arrangements for another Thanks
giving entertainment intending to surpass
the entertainment given yearago;
The old Anoka house at 243 First street
north was burned yesterday afternoon. Most
Of the furniture was saved, but the building
was rendered useless. The loss is about
500.
L. S. Burlington, E. II. Steele and A. S.
Burlington filed articles of incorporation
yesterday as the Burlington Iron Building
company, with an authorized capital OF
Sl.000,CCO.
Turkeys for Thanksgiving dinners will be
high. This year the commission houses are
not receiving more than one-fifth ms many
turkeys as they received year ago Tor the
Thanksgiving trade.
The ladies of the Church of the Redeemer
Ill 4 fI,n Nf flGa
church tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock TO
make arrangements for ali entertainment
which is TO be given in the near future.
The Plymouth Congregational club will
meet in the plymouth church parlorS week
from tomorrow night to discuss the opening
of the worlds fair on Sunday. The laymen
will do the speaking, and they will be con-
fined to three minutes each.
L. A. Meister. the proprietor of the ST.
Charles hotel, was arrested yesterday on the
complaint of E. f. Mnybee, who charges that
Mester stole an overcUat from him. Meister
took the coat ami refused to give itup, al
slough Maybee says he was willing to liqui-
Sate his bill.
The new Emmanuel Danish Evangelical
lutheran church. at the corner of Twenty
Second street and Twenty-eighth avenue
south will be dedicated this morning al lO 30.
Ministers from all over the state will assist
the pastor, Rev. j j. Kildsig.
One of the latest establishments it is pro-
posed to locate in this city is banjo factory.
The gentlemen interested are b. Q. Middle
brooke, the inventor IF several new appli-
anCes for the banjo; II. G. Mcmillan, OF
Rock Rapids, To-, and II. G. Clark, OF this
city.
At the meeting of the trades and labor as
sembly Friday evening resolutions were
adopted thanking the library board tor estab-
fishing branch library in the Labor Temple.
The Labor Lyceum will be established, and
the first fnppIjOp will he held next Friday
evening.
NJ. j. Reilly, the confidence man who was
arrested by L. r. Buckman, of Michigan
while attempting to work the short change
racket OH him. was tried before Judge Ma
honey yesterday lie was sentenced 10
ninety days in the county Jail The piucky
Buckman left for home last night
The Manning School of Oratorv will give
recital tomorrow evening, presenting four
scenes from Merchant of Venice Those
taking part Will be Mrs. Charles f. Haney,
narrator; Misses Estella V Tew, Minnie A.
Stayell. HarrleL l.. Davis Zella Stone Marie
Giertsen Ella l.. Swanton aud Cora NJ.
Strauss.
The Young Mems league engaged in the
work of popuiariZing Sunday evening serv-
ices in Oiiyet Baptist church. have arranged
for a series of stereoptcon views this even
ing on How We Got our Bible" Among the
views will be some showing parts of the
Bible as written, as read by Christ and the
disciples, as read by later teachers and as
now translated and revised.
The arrangements for the funeral of the
late DR.. $. NJ. Camp are complete The fu-
neral will occur this afternoon at 3 clock
from the First Presbyterian church Rev. j.
S. Black, Rev. Daniel Stewart and Rev. j. c..
Whitney will conduct the services The
elders of the church will act as pail bearers.
In the evening Dr.. Black will preach a me-
mortal sermon.
The n orth American Telegraph company
made good record i'll the recent storm that
shut Minneapolis off from ali communica-
ton with the South and East. Supt Harry
Tuttle went 10 the seat of the storm immed-
ately, and had the wires all in working order
again within twenty-four hours of the break
IN communication. The North American
beat all rival companies
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John c. BailIie and Sarah Van Horn. d. S.
Palmer and Augusta Geckner, Joseph Ken
nedy and Nellie c. Hallaron, Il. j. Casey and
Emma johnson, Charles G. Swanson and
Amanda S. MeliIi, samuel Keegzin and Mol
lie Lefzon, Ole Sande and Olena Hanson,
Andrew Person and Annie Knutson. Ben
Martin and Minnie GOuman. George Gemin-
hard and Alma Mainky, John Norback and
Mary Larson.