St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were 1881, 591. SO.
Forty new ears for the Minneapolis street
railway are on the way from Pullman.
Mrs. L. E. Ward read a paper upon" Alaska
at the Andrew Presbyterian church last even
ing. sus
The running of trains to points on Lake
Miunetonka begins to-day on the Manitoba
road.
The remains of F. H. Hunt who died
Gently, we've shipped to Beloit, Wis, last
evening.
The fourth annual ball of the International
Brotherhood of Boilermakers takes place this
evening at Leland rink.
The reported strike of the employees of
Johnson & Hurd, sash and blind manufac-
turers, is pronounced erroneous.
1t would be well for the police appointees
who have not yet done so to call at the adju-
tant's Office to-day with their bondsmen.
1t has been decided to hold the citizens
mass meeting to draft resolutions of sympa-
thy toward Mr.. Gladstone. at Market hall.
AT to-nights meeting of the city council it
is likely that the ordinance compelling the
placing of telegraph wires under ground will
be introduced.
Rev. L. Farnham of Dunkirk, N Y, has
been engaged to supply The pulpit of the
Olivet Baptist church for four months, be-
ginning May 16.
The BARRIERS of the city are to meet Sunday
evening ut ITO Washington avenue south, to
organize union with the object in view OF
closing shops on Sunday.
Charles Brown, butcher, was arrested for
fast and reckless driving this morning. In
the municipal court he was fined 50. The
sentence was suspended.
At a special meeting of the directors of the
Northwestern Hospital Association yesterday
morning, it was decided TO construct the
building of Meuomoanie red brick. cd.
Sorikichi, the japanese wrestler, and the
original talking machine will be the features
at the dime museum next week. Business is
still good with the bill presented this week
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Bernard Wendt and Matilda Ludtke. Joseph
Lang and TheI esa Millner, S. A Sahlberr
and Hattie Blomberg, Edward Forsel and
Matte Fulkke.
Mrs. Deborah G. King. mother of T. s.
King, died yesterday, at her residence. 226
Eighth Street North. at the advanced age OF
Sc years. The funeral will take place at 3
o'clock to-day.
The funeral of Mrs F. II. Balch, who died
April 26, took place yesterday from the fam
lily residence. The remains were inferred at,
Lakewood cemetery. Many handsome fow-,
ers graced the coffin. ' 90
Ladies who are willing to sell tickets for
the entertainment to be given for the benefit
of cyclone sufferers at the Leland rink to-
morrow evening are requested to meet at the
West hotel this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The second annual ball of the Head Flour
packers association, at Window hall. was at
tended by some eighty couples, last evening,
and passed eff pleasantly. w. ID. Mortimer,
W. Davis and L. A. Gallagher officiated as
floor managers.
The reception and ball at the Plummer
post hall, last evening, under the auspices Of
the post was Il pleasant affair. and was one
of the most enjoyable of the season. 1t was
the last one of the series of the balls given by
the post, and all combined to render il an
suspicious occasion.
The Goodridge-Hanscomb company was in
corporated yesterday with a capital of Sl0-
600. The incorporates are Amar Coodridge
Benjamin Hans comb, Charles A. Hanscomb,
Irving Goodridge and NJ. Matterson. The
company is formed for the purpose of manu-
featuring sash, doors and blinds.
Minneapolis is 10 have another SATURDAY
paper, to begin publication on June 5. The
Saturday Times will he its name and its
special field of operation will be Southwest
Minneapolis, meaning, presumably, the
Eighth ward. Albert S. McMullen, who was
formerly editor of the Verndale Journal is
the proprietor of the proposed new paper.
s5Ploposals were opened in Engineer Rink
er's Office yesterday for grading Clinton ave-
nue., near Thirty-tirst street, and A. j. Doan
was the lowest bidder at I4Sz cents per cubic
yard. There were three other bidders, whose
proposals ranged from 151s 10 IL cents per
cubic yard. The contract will be awarded to
Dolan.
W. P. Brown, president, and F. r. Petit,
secretary, of the Minnesota State Millers' as
sociation, have issued call forsa meeting of
the Minnesota State Millers' association in
Minneapolis on Wednesday, May 5, at the
rooms of the Minneapolis Millers' associa-
ton in the chamber of commerce building
at 10 O'Clock a. m. The election of officers
and choosing OF delegates TO attend the meet
ing of the National MiIlers' association to be
held in Chicago May L., viii be the principal
business.
ID. Morrison g. Co. yesterday notified all
employees and operatives in their two mills
the Standard and Excelsior, that those mills
would close down after tomorrow evening
Mr.. Morrison advised them to look for other
employment as it was extremely uncertain
when the mills would start again, but it
would not bs until q better market was as