St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-02

church, Rev. Enos Campbell, corner Portland
avenue and Eleventh street.
Joseph Dean and wife yesterday sold to w.
ID. Washburn cots and Z, in block Ga, the
consideration being $l65, 200.
The only bids Ter the postoffce were from
the Boston and Stillman blocks The figures
were not made public, but no action has been
taken.
Inc appraisers for the park commissioners
took hacks and went out to Lake Calhoun to
view the boulevard on the East shore yester.
day.
AT the meeting of Minneapolis lodge No. A,
d: T. .. E., this evening, DIR. Simon Quintin
or Chicago, district deputy exalted grand
ruler, will be present
Last Thursday evening, Prof. Leroux, prin-
clpat OF the berlitz school of languages, de-
hvered in French very interesting lecture
on America and American ladies.
| A special meeting of Michael Davitt branch
OF the l. N L., at Window hall this evening,
| 1or business OF Importance. superior lit
erary and musical program will be rendered
The regular meeting Of the Minneapolis
! Press club will be held this afternoon. George
F. Wallihan will read paper on Journalism
| IN LeadVlle, and important business will be
transacted.
The old police force discontinued its duties
| Yesterday and the new appointees assumed
the grave responsibilities of their positions,
honor that they have assumed.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
David CAREFUL and Mary Hamel, Lars Brata-
ger and Laura Ringdal Isaiah Weaver and
Georgia B. Stevens, Edward W. Conrad and
Christine NJ. Witte, Charles A. Carlson and
Emma 5. Carlson, Charles Anderson and jose
phine Carlson, Frank J. Birkhoz and Ida
Meter.
Two extra trains on the motor line to-day
from Sixth street. one leaving at 1905 a. m.
for Lake Minnetonka and one at 3:35 p. m.
for Minnehaha Falls. Returning leaves Elk
celsior at 1910 p. m. and Minnehaha Falls at
4:47 p. IN. Trains will run every hour to
Lake Harriet between 10 a. M. and D. N.
The boats connect with all Excelsior trains.
Minneapolis Lodge No. 10 will have charge
of the funeral Of Charles Vanderhorck this
afternoon. The remains will arrive by the
Milwaukee road and the interment will occur
at Lakewood. A special motor train, by per-
mission of W. D. Washburn, will leave Wash
ington avenue at 2:30 O'Clock. DIR. S. S.
kilyington, w. NJ, will conduct the services.
The twentieth anniversary of the West side
turnyerein will be celebrated this evening at
Turner's hall in North Minneapolis by a gym
nastic exhibition by the senior and junior
classes and a concert by the Mennerckor
FrOhsin, to be followed by a banquet arranged
by the ladies Of the society. No tickets will,
be sold at the door. so those desiring to take
friends should secure them Of the committee
in advance.
The program for field day at the University
as issued by the program committee, is the
following: L, 100-yard run; 2, 1-mie walk; 8,
22O-yard run; 4. putting the shot: 5, 440-yard
run; 8, pole vaulting; Z, collar-and-elbow
wrestling; 8, catch-as-catch-can; 8, one-half
milerun; 10, running high jump; IL, stand
high jump; IL, mile run; running broad jump,
standing broad jump, l20 yards hurdle race,
hurdles to be fOrty-two inches high; emile
bicycle race; tug Of war, 600 pounds side.
S. w. Alvord, proprietor of the Mercury,
announced last evening he would bring an
action for heavy damages against the Mime
apolis Tribune, for malicious publication
with intent to injure his business. Ho says
the Tribune published willful falsehood5 con-
corning the Mercury, and showed they were
| malicious in not correcting them after he had
written courteous letter setting forth the
error. a courteous letter in that direction
is casting pearls before swine.
Theodore Wetmore Of this city and Miss
Ellen Deering Ilsley of Milwaukee, will be
| married at st. Paui's church, in the latter
city, Wednesday evening, May IL. Mr.. Wet
| more is head salesman in Wyman, Mullen &
| Co.'s wholesale dry goods establishment, and q
| member Of the frm of Wetmore Bros, Excel
| sior. He has been president of the Nicollet
| club since its inception. Miss Ilsley is a
| member of one Of the first families and OF
| the best society in Milwaukee and is charm.
| ing and accomplished lady. A party of Min
neapolis people, consisting of DR.. and Mrs,
c. H. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bailey,
Messrs. Charles K. Side, Samuel Hill, Frank
L. Thrasher, William L. Eldred, J. E. Starr
and L. r. Than will attend the wedding.
The gentlemen will be given reception by
the Milwaukee club, OF which Alexander
| Mitchell is the president. Mr.. and Mrs. Wet
more will reside in Minneapolis.