St. Paul daily globe., 1885-05-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Work on the base ball grounds Oh the
short line will begin at once.
Henry Vaughn of Cedar r apids, Ia, was
in the city yesterday visiting friends.
Church services will hereafter begin at
o'clock in the evening and continue until
fall.
The auxiliary of the Northwestern hos
pital will meet with Mrs. Barnes this after
noon.
''Prince Methusalem" at the Grand to-
night by the McCaull Opera Comique COM
pany.
A plat of Gorton's supplement to Monroe
street addition was yesterday filed with the
register of deeds.
An insane man and a man who dropped
upon the street in paralytic fit were taken
to the lookup last night.
A pOcketbook containing sum of money
is at the North side police station awaiting
the Identification of the owner.
Rhea has changed her bill for the Sat1lr-
day matinee at the Grand and will give
Power of Love" instead of Camille"
Marion, a little daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
N. P. Austin, and granddaughter of Audi
tor Mcdonald, died at E o'clock yesterday
morning.
Because of the absence from the city of
l.. 81. Elliott, the general secretary, the
annual meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. was
last night postponed to June s.
At meeting of the Grocers' union last
night the action of jobbers and commission
men in selling to consumers was severely
condemned as unjust to the retail dealers.
Capt. Perry Harrison's friends are work.
ing for his election to the vacant lieutenant
colonelcy of the First regiment. The cleo
ton will occur at st. Paul on Friday even
ing.
w. W. Brown intends to make srlbstan-
tial improvements in the Theatre Comique
this summer, which will include alterations
to the front and an entire remodeling of the
first floor.
The funeral of the infant daughter of DIR.
! N. P. Austin, who died yesterday, will
take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the residence of F. S. Mcdonald, 1919
Eighth street south.
r. W. Bushnell and wife of Cedar Rap
ids are in the city. Mr.. Bushnell is master
mechanic of the Burlington, Cedar RAPIDS
& Northern railroad and is here on busi-
ness for the company.
John D. Mccall was yesterday sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary by Judge
Lochren in the district court. The crime
with which he was charged was stealing a
watch from man named Thede.
Peter Tracy, Henry Knowles and George
Brown were arrested yesterday for stealing
a lot of sacks and other articles from the
Omaha warehouses. They will probably be
committed to the reform school to-day.
| Newsboys and bootblacks who have taken
out licenses through the Working PeOples's
Loan association, must pay their daily dues
promptly between 12 and 1 o'clock, or theil
licenses will be withdrawn and revoked.
The church building boom continues un.
abated. A permit was yesterday issued to
the Silver Lake Congregational society te
erect brick veneer church at the corner Of
Thirty-fourth avenue north and Fremont
avenue to cost $1,000
James Quinn is a prison-bird. He was
released from the state penitentiary on Fri
day and he came to this city, taking lodging
at the Wilber house, from which he stole 9
suit of clothes, the property of Patricl
Henry. Quinn was arrested.
The state board of boiler inspectors viii
hold its first session for this year tomorrow
from 9 a. m. to p. m, at room Is, John
SOD, Smith & Harrison's block. The appli
cantS for chief engineers will then bt