St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs

Rev. R. A. McQuestin spoke at the city
mission last night on Hand Grenades.
Several patriotic Minneapolis firms have
arranged already for mourning drapery to be
displayed when Gen. Grant dies.
Candidates for the position of meat inspec-
tor will be examined at the health office in
city hall on Monday afternoon.
Sickness prevented Mr.. Geissler from sing
ing at the Plymouth church entertainment
last evening.
Swan Swanson Of SIS Twelfth avenue south
had his right arm badly mangled at Union
planning mill.
w. E. Perry was badly hurt by falling
through hole in the sidewalk in front of the
Cullum block.
The remains of William Dwelley were
brought from Hudson yesterday and buried
beside those of his sister and chill l.
At Plymouth prayer meeting the other
night the roller rink was discussed and va
rious opinins expressed.
President Pillsbury yesterday announced
the several chamber of commerce ommittees
as follows. To attend the opening of the
Chicago board of trade, G. A. Pillsbury, III.
W. Pratt, NJ. w. Yerxa and William Griffith;
alternates, NJ. B. Koon, E. B. Andrews,
Capt. Holmes, A. B Taylor and James Mar
snail. To arrange for the passenger conduc-
tors reception, NJ. W. Yerxa, o. d'Absalom,
F. w. Commons, o. D. milford and A. B.
Taylor. Committees to attend the national
commercial convention at Atlanta, Ga, on
May 10, 20 and 81, will be announced here
after
The West Minneapolis Turnverein will, on
tuesday next, appropriately celebrate the
twentieth anniversary of the association Of
Abraham Lincoln.
The Minneapolis Lacrosse club has ar
ranged for game with the st. Paul club to
be played at Washington rink on next Thurs
day evening.
''Romeo and Juliet'' at the matinee at the
Grand to-day.
Keene gave second presentation of
Richard HIP at the Grand last evening to
pleased and large audience. It will be given
Tor the last time this evening.
1t is expected the losses by the court house
fire will be adjusted to-day.
Col. McCrory has ordered a large number
OF new summer cars and four new motors to
accommodate the coming rush to the lakes.
a new train has been placed on the line to
leave the city at 6 AS in the morning and re-
turn from Minnehaha Falls at sos in the
evening.
The millers of Minneapolis are supposed
to have made a cool half million on the adj
vance in wheat The heaviest holders we're
ga. Pillsbury 81 Co, who will rake in $780,
600, and Washburn, Crosby 81 Co. 100000.
The Side, Holmes, Fletcher company will
probably sequester $500
A committee, of which Mayor Pillsbury is
chairman, will inspect the food and arrange
ments of the Friendly Inn.
Clinton avenue has a much better sound
than the old mouth-flling title Three-and-a-
half.
A meeting will be held at the Office of j.
K. Corrigan this evening, to revive the Min
neapolis branch of the Irish National League
Of America. All persons interested in the
success of the Parnell parliamentary party are
invited to be present.
The canal is booming and the mills are
running likewise, but the millers are not in
that condition.
People with an eye to the beautiful or to
the sanitary are cleaning up their premises.
The park commission will meet to-day.
Amendments to the articles of incorpora-
UOn Oh the NORTHWEST feLrOleum cOInpdn
were yesterday filed with the register of
deeds, which increase the number of direc-
tors to nine, and lengthens the period of
continuance of the corporation to thirty
years.
plat of Oak Park addition was yester-
day filed with the register of deeds. The park
contains 779 lots, lying between Plymouth
and Sixth avenue north, Fourteenth and
Twenty-second streets.
The board of directors of the Catholic Or
phans' asylum will meet at the residence of
Father James NcGolrick on Tuesday even.
ing.
At 9 O'Clock this evening a meeting of
Irish citizens will be held at the Office Of J.
r. Corrigan, No. 10 Hennepin avenue, for
the purpose of resuscitating the old land
league
Ephriam Smith, the man who swallowed
morphine at the St. James hotel with suicidal
intent died at the st. Barnabas hospital yes
terday and the body was removed to T. Con-
nelly & Co. IS morgue, where an autopsy will
be conducted by the county coroner to-day
To-day's special term calendar at the dis
trict court includes thirty-fve cases.
plat of NJ. Smiths addition on Western
avenue containing eight lots was yesterday
filed with the register of deeds.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Peter Ruscoe and Kate o. Grady, D. Harris