St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The operative millers meet to-day.
Yesterdays bank clearings. 81 ,046, ,777.94
John Lamb speaks at Somers' hall, on the
North side. to-day.
Four cases of contagious disease were re-
ported yesterday.
The new Lyndale Avenue Congregational
church will be dedi1ated to-day.
John johnson, who fell from the Bank of
Commerce building, is likely to die
Prof. Gleason, the horse trainer, gives his
last exhibition at the Washington rink to-
night.
at St Cloud leave the union depot at 8 o clock
this morning.
George Trafton sold his grey filly yesterday
to j. P. Holland for $500. 1t was sired by
Great Bashaw.
Moses Brown, who was run over by a
wagon near the Palisade mill, few nights
ago, will lose his right leg.
DR.. Drew has finished an analysis of the
stomach OF DR.. \. a. Camp who died sud
denly, and found no traces of poison.
The Eighth Avenue Improvement associa-
ton meets tomorrow evening at Menage's
hall. corner of Sixth avenue north and Al
drich avenue. 4
Chief Inspector Hankinson has recovered
one of the horses belonging to Mr.. Wright,
recently stolen from Hankey's pasture at
Lake Calhoun. -
Judge Vanderburg has taken out permit
corner of Sixth street and Fourth avenue
south, to cost $4,000.
The appointment of II. Nj. Burke, Jacob
Steffos, John Sullivan, Robert Fischer, Matt
Bios and F. Murlofske as members of the
park police, has been confirmed by the park
board.
The Germans of the Ninth ward hold
meeting this afternoon at 3 O'Clock at Hor-
tenbachs store, corner of Summer and jeff
erson streets, to discuss political topics. All
are invited to attend.
A boy about fifteen years of age, dressed
very poorly and wearing no shoes, was run
over by a Manitoba train at the Summer
street crossing and almost instantly killed.
The remains are as yet unidentified.
At the meeting of appointment of the Uni
was appointed Fellow of the University of
Minnesota. Mr. Grants proposed line is in
animal biology. The value of the fellowship
is about $3.50.
Park Avenue Congregational Church-Cor-
ner Park and Franklin avenues DIR. Wood
burys morning subject will be, "Christian
Hospitality" In the evening he will speak
on Days of Steel and Steam or the Sphinx
of the Machine
Rev. r. n. McKaig will speak at the Prohi-
bitlon ratification meeting at Plummer Post
hall, Tuesday evening next. Pinkham, Sat
terlee will also speak and the Fiske quar-
tette will sing. Let everybody come early
and get good seat.
Plymouth Church-Publlc service at 1920
with sermon, Lessons from the Character of
Judas Peoples praise service at 7:45 p.
NJ, with the eleventh of the series of SER
mons on a young mans success: How the
Church Can Help Him."
George Riviere, of the central police sta
ton detail, returned yesterday morning from
his wedding trip. He and Miss Zulma o.
Poissant, a most estimable young French
lady, were quietly married some two weeks
ago, much to the surprise of their friends
who had no idea that the young people had
any sucn intentions.
A convention of Hennepin county Sunday
schools will be held at the Swedish taber-
nacle mission Wednesday and Tuesday.
Rev. Drs, McCaig, Burrell, Thwing and
other ministers will be present, besides M. B.
Critchett II. f. Peabody. r. L. Stillman
Mrs. Morrow and other prominent Sunday
school workers will be present.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to ole P. Thurston and Hannah
Pierson, Erick Rosum and An
ME, P. Olson, Andrew Olson, and
Lydia Lindell L. A. Nippert and Mary
Rauen, Jacob IIauck and Wilhelma L. l..
Behrens Egbert Wilson and Lizzie p.
Billings, James McCrea and Millie Down
worth.