St. Paul daily globe., 1886-05-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

A special meeting of the Lurline club will
be held at the West hotel Monday night.
Additional Minneapolis mStter and adver-
tifementS on the tenth and thirteenth pages.
The Grand opera will now be closed until
May 81, when Denman Thompson will begin
an engagement.
The Parnen branch of the Nationa Land
league meets at Holy Rosary nall in South
Minneapolis this evening.
| Thes damage to the Madison school house
will be repaired by tom orrow morning, when
scholars are requested to report as usual
l.. P. Piummer post will meet at their own
hall TUESDAY evening and march over in full
force to ths East Side rink, where the Sons of
Veterans will give dance.
The relief committee on the cyclone matte +
expects to conclude its work by Thurs day
and requests that all who have bills against
the fund present them at once.
Loren Fletcher is the vice president of the
state bank of Minneapolis instead of pres-
dent. John Pauison is president; K Kort-
gaard, cashier, and Otto +. Naegele, assistant
cashier
Farmers Institutes will be held at Orton-
Vile May q and %, Granite Falls 20 and 81,
Red Wing June 5. @. L. Smith, secretary of
the State Forestry association, Is going to all
Of them.
Hiss Ida Geelmuyden, assisted by local tai
ent, VIII give grand concert, on Tuesday
OF the Free Christian church, destroyed by
the cyclone
Lizzie Sturgeon, the pedestrial pianist, the
kempshall family of Swiss bell ringers, the
burroughs, vocalists, the Oauey sisters, Kitty
La Mause, md the talented Derville family
will be the attractions at the Dime museum
for the coming week
In the district court Yesterday morning
Florence K. Suits secured divorce from
Wilton A. Suits on the ground of drunken
ness. The parties were married at Racine
WIS, aud have one child, a daughter who
was given into the custody of the mother.
Thomas Murphy was arresed at a late hour
last night by Officer Schroeder, for stealing
pair OF pants from Bentson Bros clothing
store. Murphy has made his appearance in
the police court regularly the last few
months, and yesterday he was given one hour
inwhich to leave town.
A farmer named Field, living at Burnsville,
SIX miles beyond Mendoza, reports to the po-
lice that two horses were stolen from his
place Thursday night One of the animals
was four-year-old colt, which the thieves
found unmanageable, and therefore turned
loose. Both mounted the other horse and eS-
capped.
A musical and literary entertainment will
bs given at the high school on Monday even-
ing, under the auspices of the base ball club
OF the school. A very interesting program
mas been arranged, the performers including
Misses Robinson, Ames Cullen, Hoyes, Stew
ems and Jollie and Messrs. FORMER, Ball and
the amateur orchestra, under direction of Z.
n. Ball.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas Williams and Lizzie Early, Per Lar
son and Kerste Peterson, Ole s. .Gisvald and
Annie Bremseth, Erick Westiing and Hilda
Olson, George Smith and Hreha Enin, Michael
kavanaugh and Catharine Carr John n.
Trinnberg and Hilma Swanson. Reuben Craft
and Lydia Preye, s. F. Madden and Minnie G
Johnson, Joseph Merchant and Lille Bergin
Mayor Ames and Commissioner Foote. An
drews and Ferham Of the water board, Super
1ntendent Henion, Engineer Waters, President
Clough and Aldermen Sly, Barrows and Mills
OF the city council yesterday composed q
party that Inspected the pumping station at
Twentieth avenue north and the laying of
the submerged pipe across the river at Thir-
teenth avenue northeast.
The store of the postmaster of Washburn,
Hennepin county. was entered by robbers
Friday night about IL o'clock by robbers, The
postmaster was bound, gagged and forced at
the point of revolvers to open his safe They
cleaned him out of about SIS in stamps, all
kinds, and about $500 cash. They did not
take stamped envelopes or postal cards.
Rev. and Mrs. F. r. Millspaugh gave q re-
ception to Bishop Whipple between and 10
O'Clock last evening at their residence.
The following committees have been ap-
pointed to make arrangements for the reun-
ion of the Ninth Minnesota volunteers on
June /: On reception-L. NJ. Crandall, E.. d.
kirst, r. II. Phillips, E. Gress, ]. l.. Jehnson,
John Weinnman. On music-D. Q. Handy, ].
H. Abbott. On otels and TRANSPORTATION
w. j. Dean, B. P. Shuler On raising funds
by subscription-B. P. Shuler, W. ]. Dean, ].
l.. Johnson Addresses will be made by Capt.
Daniels, Maj. Strait and the Rev. A. H. Kerr,
chaplain of the regiment.