St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-21
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The trade and labor council have es-
tablished labor exchange in the Tenn
pie which will have an employment
bull and reading room adjunct.
Rev. f. Hallgren, delegate from
Sweden to the grand lodge of Good
Templars of the World, will speak in
the Swedish Baptist church this even
ing.
The jury-in the case of William Deere
yesterday returned a verdict that he
came to his death by being run over by
train near Northtown Junction,
July II.
j. C. McMurray & Co., commission
merchants, yesterday made volun-
tary assignment for the benefit OF
their creditors. P. A. Rogers is named
as assignee.
Thomas e. Bishop yesterday tender
ed his resignation as business man.
ager of the Penny Press. Peter Suth-
erland, part owner of the paper, will
in the future have charge of the bust
ness department.
The coroner's jury in the case of
John Laymen yesterday found that
Layman met his death through being
struck by an electric car. Both Lay
man and the crew of the car held to
have been responsible.
An old Frenchman named Rosen-
stein, living near Hopkins, was set
upon last Thursday by two footpads
and crelly beaten. He gave the rob-
bers 81, all the money he had, but was
pounded because he did not have more
Col. Nate Reed, editor of the Banner
OF Gold, the Keeley-cure paper will
speak at the Church of Christ this
evening under the auspices of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Kelley
league.
Asphalt company, states that the work
On the new sand dryer is being pushed
day and night, and that everything will
pe IN readiness for laying asphalt on
Nicollet Monday morning.
Mrs. Bessie Woodford, formerly Bes-
sic Raymer, of this city, whose name
was recently associated with that of
Champion Corbett in an unenyiable
manner, has made an affidavit to the
erect that she never saw the big bruis-
er in her life.
The Northwestern soap houses are
in row. A Cincinnati house began
hoSt:litieS by giving its Minnesota ems
toners five boxes of soap for four
Other companies made cuts and now
the minnesota Soap company is giving
one box free in five.
Mark Twain will appear at the Mot
ropolTtan theater Tuesday evening in
choice reading from his own books
Among the great humorist's selections
Will be My First Theft" THE Jump
ing Frog Tom SaWver's Crnsade,,
and My Last Theft"
Word was received Yesterday from
the Boston q Maine railroad announce
ing that Christian Endeavor tickets
would not be honored after July 81. 1t
would seem that this has put some of
She northwestern lines, notably the
500, in bad hole, as a great MANY Of
the EndeaVor tickets We're sold. read
ing over the Central Vermont and Boys-
ton d Maine, good until Sept IS.
me scheme evolved by Architect w
NJ. Kenyon for erecting a large apart.
ment house in the immediate vicinity
OF the. university, while lacking the nee,
eSsaly financial backing at present ia
receiving serious consideration in some
quarters. The need of such a building
Is recognized on every hand as is also
the fact that it would be profitable
investment.
from a buggy while out driving at
Lake Harriet, is still confined TO her
bed. owing to the prompt and skillful
attention Of DR.. j. G. Skaro and l,r
u. r. Mott she is feeling much better
today, and although suffering consid,
cradle pain, is on the way to recovery.
Her sister, Mrs. Alex Scarlet, is badly
bruised, but as there are no bones
broken, it is to be hoped she will soon
recover from the effects of her acct
dent.
F: A. Clarke. the architect, is pre-
warehouse to be built at the corner of
Fourth street and Third avenue north
The Specifications call for a building
6gXlOO five stories and a basement,
The exterior will be of red pressed
brick, with brown stone trimmings,
and will present decidedly handsome
and imposing appearance. The int,
rior will be of mill construction The
building completed will cost S35. coo, and
will be FASTENED to completion this
fall.