St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-19
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
Judge Thomas Canty delivered his lecture
elbow self Made Men are Made" at ST. An
thony of Padua hall, last night.
The funeral of Mrs. Robert Hall, who died
Friday night TOOK place yesterday ut > p. m.
from her late residence, SOS Fourteenth ave
nue. south.
The funeral of Levi Thompson who died
recently at Colorado Springs, was held yes
terday afternoon from the hone OF his
brother, 1907 Twenty second street.
Rev. Smith Baker. ID. D.. of Park Avenue
congregational church. Will lecture tonight
al O'Clock in the free lecture course at the
Church of The Redeemer, on Art and Re
hgion."
The Hiawatha Camera club will meet at
the Library building tonight. The subjects
forevening are PHOTOGRAPHIC chemistry,
by Prof. Bell; Lantern Slide Making, by {
a. Hoffman.
The annual meeting of the c. \. r. Burial
and Monument association viii be held At
room GIG New y ork Life building this even
Ing at 80. Every post and camp should be
represented.
Leo HeilpeIn'S vacation from saltwater is
at an end. Yesterday he was placed in
charge Of one of the guards from the states
prison and returned, to resume his convict
life behind prison bars.
The supply pipe TO the boiler at the Adams
school froze and burst some time during
Sunday night and Yesterday morning. as
there was no heat in the building, the priu-
cipal dismissed the scholars.
The will of Mary Z. Foster. mother of
Elmer Foster. the famous ball player, was
hled for probate Yesterday. The VIII be-
9ueaths Sl60,60) 10 six children. Allan
HaineS, of the HaineS, Foster x Waldo Piano
company, was appointed executor.
An autopsy held yesterday at Hume & Da
VleS undertaking rooms upon the remains of
Miss Katie Siney, VINO died III the city hos
pital sunday, established the TACT that the
young ladys death was due TO septic portion
Its.
It is expected that C Nice Reeve will he
elected colonel of the First regiment next
Thursday He has said that he would APP
point Il Minneapolis man adjutantif elected
This Will make Minneapolis headquarters of
the regiment.
Willis j. smith and Nellie Cornell, who,
under the name of Nellie 81. Pierre, was a,
rested with him Sunday morning under com
promising circumstances pleaded guilty TO n
Simple charge OF fornic&tion yesterday and
were tlned $50 each.
The dedication of the Bethesda Baptist
church Will occur next SUNDAY. There will
be addresses by j. c. Hoblitt Rev. Waylaud
Hoyt, Judge Atwater, j. B. Basseit and Rev.
Charles A. Reese of the Central Baptist
church. Music will be furnished by the col
Cred choral association.
The seat sale opened at Dyers music store
yesterday lOT lIle lQOnlaS concert WHICH
takes place at the Lyceum or Tuesday. Jan
%. The opening of the sale was character
lied by rush, and nearly all of the boxes
and lOges purchased. The sale will continue
each day from Q a. N. to p. ID.
The case of the Columbia Mi. Company vs.
The National Bank of Commerce. a verdict
of SS.1s3. 20 for the mill company was granted.
A stay of thirty days was given. Judge
Hicks instructions 10 the jury were very ex
h0Ustive. He went over all the evidence.
taking up each point carefully.
The journeymen carpenters will hold open
meetings hereafter. for some time at least.
with Tiew TO getting all members of the
craft TO join the union A meeting will be
held tonight at G. A. r. hall, Washington
and Twentieth avenues north. Union All
will meet week from Wednesday al Dana
ball.
George D. Holt of the Associated chart
ties. has Il plan to ciIcumvent the scamps
who secure association meal tickets. and
srade them for liquor. He will have the
names filled i'll on the cards in ink instead of
pencil. and each time ticket is presented
the holder must write his name
MonteZuma Council No. 4. Ancient Order
OF AztecS, opened its new hall in the Masonic
temple Thursday evening with an open
meeting and supper. About 100 members of
Minneapolis and st. Paul lodges were pres
-, and short addresses were made by DR..
Thonsrso of st. Paul, George Edwards and
". X. Hicks.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday John Henryson and Matilda
Patterson. Jozen PyrzesdySzeski and Mary
knota, Charles V. Wheepiev and Hattie
Britain, Pleasant Style and Clara Probst.
Robert Samson and Frankie Ediarn, Robert
McCatferty and Margaret Jennings. Frank
Dawson and Lillian Tiffany.
Mrs. Atterbury, widow of the late E. j. c.
Atterbury. died Sunday evening at the
Residence CT her father p. O.. Wood
ward, CPS Second avenue South. Mrs. After
bury has been an invalid for over two
1nr
confined 10 her bed. She was thirty
years of age, and leaves a daughter aged
seven years.
The boarding house No. 1i19 First avenue
south was entered and thoroughly ransacked
by burglars Sunday evening about so. and
as result several of the boadrers returned
from church to find their wardrobes sadly
depleted; Nothing but wearing apparel was
disturbed but one gentleman was robbed of
every garment he owned excepting those he
was wearing at the time.
The Gillian difficulty does not have anv
lppreciable effect on the number of applica-
hons at the local recruiting station. Every
day brings its usual quota OF inquiries, and
she enlistment roll grows constantly longer
The orders reported TO have been issued TO
The general superintendent of recruiting at
New York to accept every available man
lave not vet been received here.
The floating debt of the Emmanuel Baptist
church has been cut down. A number of
leading baptists in the city have agreed to
care Tor the interest OH SlU.OO0. ODe-haIf of
the debt of the church. the church having
30 pay only the interest on the other half
Messrs; George A. and G. A. Pillsbury have
offered TO give 5000 of the debt if the
church will raise The $4,000.
Harrison & Smith say, i'll reply to a motion
passed by the library board at Its last meet
Inc, that there are several bookbinders in
this city that are equipped to do as good
work as any bindery in the city of Chicago
and that as they all pay taxes to support the
rity's public institutions there is no valid
Reason why the officers of said institutions
Should send their work out of the city.
Cases of measles at 100 Seventeenth avenue
north, corner Eight-and-a-Half street and
Twentyfourth avenue south, 26l3 Portland
avenue. 1921 Eighth street south, 1900 Tenth
street north. 23S Tenth avenue north and 23O1
Portland avenue; scarlet fever a 3l3S Second
avenue north, I147 Aldrich avenue north
29i2 Eleventh avenue south and 1915 Wash
1ngton avenue north. and scarlatina at 22l5
Sixteenth avenue south and 507 Sixteenth av-
Fnue north were reported at the health Office
yesterday.