St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-19
Louise Thompson at the Church of the Re-
deemer on Wednesday evening.
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULES.

The Penobscott school will reopen Monday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$7l0, 09G41.
President Bridgeman, of Hamiine upiver-
sity, will deliver an address at the opening
exercises of the Minnesota Hospital college
Monday
Jacob f. Kupper has been made chief en-
gineer of the Petit mill.
The motor line will be extended to the new
Concordia seminary at Waveland Park.
Minneapolis coored people WILL on the ED.
celebrate the emancipation proclamation.
p. J. Goulding, of Indiana. was yesterday
admitted TO practice in Hennepin county.
James Stansfeld has sold to William Gilleu
twenty acres of land on Minnehaha creek for
$4,000.
The White Cross society will meet at the W.
G. It. U. rooms, 30 Hennepin avenue, to-day
at p. m.
The capital stock of the Minneapolis Street
Railway company has been increased to
So. 90 00G.
The Minneapolis Street Car Railway COM
pany yesterday filed amended articles OF in
corporation.
Minneapolis Lodge B. P. o. E., No. A, will
hold special session this evening, Co wnicn
all visiting brethren are cordially invited.
The remains OF Benjamin S. Brdsal, who
died Friday at the home OF his sister, Mrs. 3
b. Meader. 1911 Vine Place, will be buried to-
da at Lakewood.
Two little girls, one and the other years
old, were found on the streets crying bitterly
last night. Their parents can lind them at
the Cedar avenue station.
In the district court yesterday, John Perry,
colored man, secured divorce from Lu-
ciLda Perry, on the ground OF desertion. On
the same ground John Parker secured di-
vorce from Isabella Parker
William Wallace, alias Harry Walliams, col
ored, was arrested 10y Detective King yester-
day on u charge of stealing some clothing
from Charles Peterson, at the Central house.
His case will come before the grand jury.
A saloon-keeper named Nyberg yesterday
kicked Up a row at Cardiif's saloon. He
wanted to be licked" and the pugllist
finally was prevailed upon to grant him the
favor, after taking great deal OF abuse.
At the union depot, last evening, middle
ageu woman, en- route West, was seized with
an acvte attack Of congestion OF the lungs.
ana for short time number of people
/ thou gut she was bleeding to death. A phySi-
clan was called and she was cared for.
At the Church of the Redeemer, the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen will attend
service in a body, this morning. Rev. j. ii.
TutUe will preach sermon appropriate to
the occasion. In the evening, Rev. M. ID.
Shutter will preach. Subject, 1.-The Second
Coming"
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William Anderson anu Himan Carlson, Har-
rison Libby and Clara d. Kicker, Paul Wind
and Melha Setback, Albert DahlstrOm and
Ella Peterson, Samuel Leonard and Mary
White, Ole A. LindstI en- and Ida NJ Manner
berg.
W nile in the register of deeds Office yester-
day afternoon Mr.. Brown, of Eden Prairie,
was taken with d At and for some time his
life was despaired of. j. H. Maxon, who was
arrested for practicing medicine without a
license was called and soon had the man on
his feet again.
The opening exercises of the Minneapolis
College of Physicians and Surgeons and the
MINI sofa College OF Pharmacy will be held
on Monday evening, the 2Uth inst, at 5
o clock, in the college building, 500 Washing
ton avenue south. The opening address will
be by E. J. Brown.