St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

This evening the fourth concert at Armory
hall by DAM orchestra, for the benefit of the
city militia, will be given.
The plaSterers met last evening at their
hall at No. 10 Washington avenue south and
transacted secret business.
Lizzie Tuna, twelve-year-old girl of New
Prague, who came to her home to meet her
sister, is reported missing.
Yesterday Fl. B. Sherman and Thomas
Lowry went to Lake Park to make arrange
ments for the opening of the season there.
This evening the Rev. Mr.. Millspaugh,
aided by his wife, will give reception at his
residence, 1212 Yale place, in honor of Bishop
Whipple.
Lizzie Sturgeon, the pedestrial pianist will
be one of the attractions at the dime museum
next week. The Deryille family will produce
new sketch.
Mr.. j. J. Ferry has been appointed city
passenger agent of the Wisconsin Central
line, with headquarters at No. 10 Nicollet
house block, Minneapolis.
A pleasant social and ice cream festival
was held last evening at the residence of Miss
HowellS. on Tenth street south, by the ladies
OF the First Unitarian church.
The regular monthly meetings of the Sister
hood OF Bethany and the Woman's Christian
association occurred yesterday afternoon and
routine business was transacted.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday toAl-
bert Peterson and Annie Carlson Carl Snolberg
and Annie Carlson; George Griffin and Maggie
Jefferson; William Purois and Cora Carpenter
a few moments after noon yesterday the
roof OF the Madison school building, corner
Fifth avenue south and Sixteenth street,
caught fire, but was soon extinguished.
Water did considerable damage.
A much larger audience than the night be-
fore witnessed the presentation of Fan
tasma" at the Grand, last night, and ap-
plauded almost constantly. 1t will be given
at the matinee to-day and again tonight
which will be the last opportunity of seeing
it. Everybody should go.
The following plats and additions were filed
with the register of deeds yesterday; Rear
rangement of blocks l and 81 of Dorman's
First addition, by d. II. Dorman ct al; Rud-
ledge's Encouragement of Block 4, Merriam
Il Shaw's addition, by John w. Rudlege and
wife; Empire addition, by Franklin Lyon and
wife; Minnetonka View. by Peter King and
wife.
Mayor Ames presided at yesterdays meet
ing of supervisors of the poor A commune
cation was received from committee from
the associated charities requesting the board
to cooperate with the association. Mr.. Holt
said the scheme would be impracticable on
account of the lack of clerical aid. The
mayor appointed Messrs. Holt, Downs CIou-
tier and Swenson to investigate the matter
The total expenses for the month of April
were s., 363.52
Articles incorporating the Phoenix Live
Stock company were filed yesterday afternoon
with the register of deeds The gentlemen
Incorporating the company are A. L. Hatha-
way, l. G. Seeley, G. H. bennett, ]. Z. James.
V. S. Hunt William S. King, Charles Shandrew
and A. G. Wilcox. The capital stock shall be
100000, and the company will begin business
May 20, 1886. The general business of the
company is to be the insuring of live stock
against accident or disease and against theft
The officers are l. @. Seeley, president: c. c.
Lyford, vice-president; Charles Shandrew.
secretary; V. G. Hush, treasurer; A. IT,
Hathaway, superintendent of agents; J. T.
James, attorney.