St. Paul daily globe., 1886-05-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

David Blakely left last evening for Europe.
Ground has been broken for the new Ii.
brary building.
The Hall Ducey Lumber company has
been Incorporated
The city butchers have decided to close
their shops on Sunday.
The Chapman House, at Upper Lake, Min.
netonka, will open Saturday.
The Y. NJ. G. a. held pleasant and a well
attended reception last evening.
The mechanics institute will discuss ..Tbe
Strength OF Materials this evening
Geo. f. Gordon and John McGowen have
been appointed substitute letter carriers
A. u Catlin, of this city, has been ad.
mi tied to the naval acadamy at Annapolis
The Minneapolis club met and passed res
olutlons OF respect on the death of James C.
Tuttle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Wilcox will celebrate
the ntteenth anniversary of their wedding
June Is.
The city council will take part in the laying
OF the corner stone of the exposition
building.
The cantata, The Hope of Glory" will be
produced at the Bloomington Avenue NJ. E.
church, Friday evening.
AT the meeting of the Minneapolis Dental
society last evening DIR. c. E. Hall of ST. Paul
read an interesting letter.
William Preston, the young man who threw
stone through motor car window Tuesday
evening, paid Sl3 for his fun yesterday.
1t is probable that a portion of the state
fruit farm, at Lake Miunetonka, will be used
In building soldiers home, now being talked
OF by the G. A r.
The big foot girl, Fannie Mills, is still ex-
hiDitlng her pedal cxtremities to large audi
ences ut the dime museum. The talking skull
will be feature next W eek.
The city council was to have held an ad-
Journed meeting yesterday afternoon, at
which the matter of fixing salaries was to
have been the special order, but it failed for
want of quorum.
William Lewis, charged with shooting at
Rev. y. =. Plummer pastor of the A. NJ. E.
church, Tuesday evening, was arrested yes
terday, and held for examination until Satur-
day. under bonds of $500.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to
Charles f. Kleaffert and Georgia See; George
w. Cotton and Addie S. Horton; Hans Ander-
son and Mary johnson: John Loberg and
Sophia NJ. Hakosen: William F. Repson and
Lizzie Millen.
The Northern Pacific road has extended an
invitation to the Presbyterians now in session
at Minneapolis to make an excursion over
that road to Bismarck and intermediate
points. The fare for the round trip will be SI2
including sleepers. A dining car will be at
tached and meals will be furnished at so cents
each.
Yesterday afternoon the police were noti-
fled that Sheridan Human, who was in the
city on furlough from the state reform
school, was wanted at that institution again
having violated certain promises he had made
to secure leave of absence. Officer De
Haven secured the young man, after hard
chase, and took him to the lookup Hinman
will be returned to the reform school o-day.
AT a meeting of the Minneapolis Homeo-
pathic Medical college last evening the follow
ing officers were elected: Hon. w. d. Wash
burn, president; DR.. P l.. Hatch, vice presi-
dent; DR.. A. A. Camp, secretary; E. H. Moul-
ton, treasurer. The following are the editors
OF the Minnesota Medical Monthly, the next
members of which will be issued Monday:
DR.. w. E. Leonard, editor in chief; Drs. P. l..
Hatch and S. NJ. Spaulding, Minneapolis;
DR.. d. H. Roberts, Owatonna, and DIR. A
r. Sherman. gnka