St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
MINNEAPOLIS GEO8ULES.

The water board will meet next Thursday
| evening.
L. A. Hartman succeeds NJ. G. Philips in
| the comptroller'S office.
| The woman's exchange took in So COSTS for
meals served last month.
| No one has been selected to succeed Prof.
Tousley of the public schools.
The shortage in the various ward funds
this month will not exceed SO, 600.
The city butchers will pay no more licenses,
| they say, and are ready for test case.
| The fat peoples convention will be the at
traction next week at the dime museum.
Detective Quinlan went to Winona yester-
day to attend the trial of Kelly, the postoffi ce
| roDber.
Loren Fletcher is of the opinion that he
| could capture the congressional nomination if
! he desired it.
Frank Peterson was arrested by Detective
Lawrence yesterday on charge of robbing
Belle Everson of S25.
Look out for the opening at J. X. o. Brien's
esort for gentlemen, No. 253 Hennepin ave-
nue., Saturday evening.
| The stonemasons met in the hall at no
| Washington avenue south last evening and
| transacted routine business.
James Hoban, street car driver, is at the
county jail, charged by Mary Miller with be-
| ing the father of her unborn child.
| p. H. Nelson, of the firm of Nelson &
| Thomas, is missing. He drew $3.50 Monday,
and after leaving his wife $40 disappeared.
The knights of Pythias are arranging for
an excursion, via the lakes, to their annual
meeting at Toronto Ont, to be held the 9th of
July.
A small blaze in a shed in the rear of the
Falls hotel, on Second street south, called out
the department and Il large crowd last even
ing. The damage was tritiing.
The plat of Goodrich's subdivision OF Good
rich Park addition was fled yesterday. Will
| lam G. Allen and wife also filed the plat Of
| Aliens Encouragement and lots.
| 1t is said by those who claim to have been
| victimized that 1.-The Aldrich System of Street
Directory" opened recently at 400 Nicollet
| avenue, is fraudulent concern.
| Charles NJ. Jordan, principal of the Adams
| school, and Mr.. Moore. now assistant super
| intendant, are mentioned as candidates for
| the place made vacant by the resignation of
| Prof. Tousley.
| c. H. Quinn, arrested some days ago on 3
| charge OF running an employment agency
without license was fined SIS yesterday
| and made to refund the money he had taken
| from several men.
| Mrs. E. n. GUIDE, who has been in the city
for some days looking for her husband, found
him yesterday and returned to Chicago last
night. Her husband will remain in this city,
where he has work.
The graduates of Seabury Divinity school,
| many OF whom were here in attendance upon
the Episcopal diocesan council. had q sumptu-
GUS banquet at the West hotel last evening.
1t was very exclusive affair.
| The case of George S. Grimes of Greenfield
| against The Motor company was called in the
| district court yesterday. Mr. Grimes sues
for $4,000 damages for election from motor
train. The case will go to the jury to-day.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| Henry Octnrynnnr nd iar1
Strethdu and Caroline Moran, A. 81. Mings
| and Emma j. Mings, Walter Tyler and Sadie
Schatfer, Martin E. Feely and May A. Utter.
| : The Womans Christian Temperance union
met yesterday afternoon at 220 Henne-
| pin to discuss bands of hope. Several items
| of interest to all the unions will come before
the meeting, but nothing of public import
| ance.
The contract for building the new North
western hospital was let yesterday to Nc
| MILAN g. Co. for $29, All. This does not in
clude the seating of the building. The hos
pital will be completed on or before Jan. 1,
EJSST.
The class of 80, state university, held a
| pleasant reunion at the residence of III. A.
| Gale Jr., on Eastman avenue, last evening.
| There were large number present aud the
| members of the class related old times and
recalled old incidents until late hour.
Visitors to Ferguson Point and Linwood
| Park should buy tickets only to Vine Hill on
the motor line; and to Hotel ST. Louis on the
Minneapolis & St. Louis road. William II.
Ferguson will row visitors, at reasonable
rates. to Hotel Lafayette and other points.
Judge Young yesterday appointed P. W.
| Piedhead E. [. Corkler and w. j. Dean COM
| missioners to ascertain and determine the
compensation due certain persons for land
taken for railroad purposes on Two-and-O One
| Half avenue, and extending to Thirty-fourth
| street.
The Scandinavian Laborers' society will
have festival in Market hall Saturday night
at o'clock. The program is very inter-
esting one, consisting of music, addresses and
songs. Among the addresses will be one by
Mans Samuel Booker on the subject, work
| ingmens Problem The festival will be con-
| cluded by social dance.