St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, 81, 216, 3o6.74.
Company A drilled at the armory last
evening.
The veteran military company meets for
drill this evening.
Rev. E. S. Williams lectures ut Plymouth
church this evening.
Company | will hold meeting to morrow
evening and discuss the armory debt.
The funeral of Martin Dahl takes place
from his late residence this afternoon.
Rev. M. d. Shutter addressed the art his
tory class at T19 Hennepin avenue last even
ing.
The ladies of Morgan post meet this after
noon with Mrs. NJ. Emery, at 81 Eleventh
street south.
The North Minneapolis police have recov-
cred 100 pounds Of lead pipe supposed to
have been stolen.
A Minneapolis branch of the Evangelical
alliance will be organized at Westminster
church this evening.
One of the elevator doors on the sixth
floor Of Temple Court fell down the shaft
yesterday morning. but injured no one.
The work Of exhuming the $50 bodies in
the workhouse cemetery and transferring
them to the new city of the dead began
last night.
Anna Olson, living Mt 400 NiHteenih ave-
nue. south. was examined yesterday by the
judge of probate and adjudged insane. She
was ordered committed TO the insane asylum
at St Peter.
The Political Science club held a well-at-
tended meeting last evening and listened to
q well written paper Oh 1.-The Origin of the
Highest Power OF the American Judiciary"
by G. 3. Elliott
The meeting of the Minneapolis gynna-
stun, called for last Friday evening, has been
postponed TO Friday evening. Important
business will be transacted and all members
are requested TO be present.
Emilio Rosina Solers royal consolidation
opened Il weeks engagement TO fair house
at the Theatre Comique last evening. The
show has several good features, one of which
is a rafting boxing contest between Young
Dempsey and Jack Campbell.
The directors OF the Northwestern PIANO.
rama company. at their annual meeting held
yesterday afternoon. elected officers as fol-
lows TO serve for the ensuing year: W. E.
Steele, president; II. c. Kalkhoff, vice presi-
dent; j. Newton Mind, secretary; F. A.
Smith, treasurer.
Articles of incorporation were filed vester-
day, with the register of deeds. of the Phila-
delphia Gold Mining company. The capital
of this corporation is $500, 900, and the in
corporatorS are Charles A. Sparks and Ed
ward V. Douglas, of Philadelphia; Richard
and Robert Wetherill, of Chester, Pa, and
Walter P. Douglass, of this city.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Edward Kammeren and Lucy Melchisedeck,
John Murphy and Ellen Mahoney, Thomas
j.. McGolrlck and May Kennedy, Joseph Cos
selin and Hattie Balch, Peter H. Snyder and
Mary Dyckmen, Even Mcpherson and Anna
Cameron, George C. Koro and Anna Koro-
gil, Emil Dahl and Laura Oyster. Robert A.
Schultz and Caroline Rhodes John Zim-
reran and Christine johnson, George Tihedo
and George Kahn.
e. B. Trubey, secretary Of the Minnesota
Mutual Benefit Insurance company, left tor
The East yesterday TO investigate the death of
one ''Thomas Crow" whowas insured in the
association for SIS, 900. According to all re.
ports an Eastern agent sent in some time
Since the application Of MI. Crow He
was accepted. and insured for $1,000. A
short time ago proof Of Crows death was
received, and the policy was about, TO be
paid. when Mr.. Trubey learned that
"Thomas Grow" was simply bird. and not
man. Mr.. Trubey will Investigate.