St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday We're S452, 665. 49,
Loren Fletcher has been elected president
of the State bank.
July IL has been selected as the day of the
CALIFORNIAN picnic.
The Caledonian society will hold its annual
| picnic at Lake Minnetonka, July 81.
| Prof. w. w. Folwell lectured at Plymouth
church last evening, on Political Economy.
Mayor Ames says that no complaints of
Sunday ball playing have yet been made to
him.
Yesterday morning the annual meeting of
the Pinoor Fuel company was held and Off
GERS elected.
G. A. Knorr, the Chicago tenor, gave an in
| terestiEg song recital at Curtlss hall yester-
day afternoon.
might of Glory was the name of a can
tata sung at the Thirteenth Avenue NJ. E.
church last evening.
The performance of ''The Sorcerer'' has been
postponed from May II to May 25, on account
OF the Gilmore concerts.
Nicholas Harry, employed on the street
railroad, was injured in the eye by flying
spike yesterday morning.
A special meeting of the council will be
held tomorrow evening to act ON the eight
hour committees report.
Mile Christine, the two-headed wonder.
and the talented Derville family are still
nightly filling the dime museum.
Judge Rossman's residence, corner First
| avenue south and Tenth street, was entered
by burglars Tuesday night, and gold watch
and some money taken.
Mrs. Henry Friday, Mrs. Johnson, Michael
Kohel and Fred Herman, the Rice's Station
| cyclone patients who have been at ST. Barna-
| baS hospital, were discharged yesterday morn
| ing.
Among the recent arrivals of blooded
trotting stock is pair of Mambrino mares
from Harodsburg, KY, the property of W. H.
Simpson, who arrived in the city with them
| yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| John G. Jones and Helen E. Cooper. Nils G.
Nilsson and Mary Winllue, ]. E. Erickson and
Wilhelmine Lund,
| Frank Carrier, who brutally assaulted his
| wife at 400 Fifth avenue north, has not been
| yet arrested. 1t is reported that this is not
| the first time that he has been guilty of such
| outrageous conduct. The man is undoubt-
| eddy bereft of reason.
| AT 3 O'Clock this afternoon the members of
| the WomanS Christian Temperance unions of
the city will meet at their headquarters, 220
Hennepin avenue to listen to q paper by DIR.
| Mary Whitstone on Heredity. Other members
will have items of interest on the same sub
| ject.
The New Workers. association held its
monthly social at Curtiss hall and rendered
the program prepared for month ago, when
| the cyclone interfered. Several entertaining
|
| musical numbers were given by Prof. Ernst
Lachmund's amateur orchestra.
a shortage in the city treasury is reported,
| there being only $64S in the general fund and
| $4,000 from licenses to meet bills amounting
| to $4,000. Treasurer Moulton has advanced
| $4,000, which will probably be made up be-
| fore June by the receipts from licenses, which
| are being taken out slowly.
| Daniel Sullivan died yesterday at his late
residence, four miles north of the city, from
| quick consumption. aged 81 years. The de-
| ceased was highly respected, and his funeral
| which occurs tomorrow morning, will be at
| tended by Divisions l and of the Ancient
| Order Of Hibernians, of which the deceased
| was member.
Hanlon Bros. and a large company will pre-
sent "Fantasma'' at the Grand opera house,
| Thursday, Friday and a Saturday evening,
with Saturday matinee. The play is spec
| tacular one and is too well known to need es-
| peclal mention. any more than to say that
with the exception of 1.-The Black Crook -
| have ever been produced on the American
stage.
| Tuesday evening the Society Dania, at its
| annual meeting, elected l.. Meldahl president;
| G. Jorgensen, vice president; NJ. f. Hinck,
| treasurer; G. Newman, secretary; P. Fl. Lass,
| recording secretary; G.. Mortensen, A. Fer
| kildsen and Charles Benson, trustees. The
| society now has over 200 members. The fund
| for the building of the new hall now amounts
| to over $4,000,
| The saloonkeepers are taking out licenses
much later than they did last year. The
| idea that the amount would be reduced has
pretty generally prevailed and it has natu-
raj tendency to delay matters, in the hope that
| the reduction would be accomplished In
| spector Kelly has started out on the rounds,
| and will hurry up the delinquents as fast as
possible, because the city treasury is nearly
| depleted and the mouey is needed.