St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.


ported yesterday.
Ole Oleson, a sewer laborer, was overcome
by sewer gas yesterday.
During the past week Meat Inspector Mea
condemned fifty veals.
Rev. Kristofer Jansen addresses the Anti
Poverty society at Window hall this evening
BY decree of the court Carl S. Anderson
will hereafter be known as Carl S. Andrews.
Since May l 303 applications for relief
have been made at the poor department
office.
G. E. Getty addresses the Second Ward
Prohibition club at Spears hall this after
noon.
A survey for bridge for the Manitoba road
over Fifteenth avenue southeast has been
ordered.
The Eighth Ward Relief society will give a
social dance at their hail next Thursday
evening.
A. D. Smith and c. F. Baxter addressed the
Democrats of the Tenth ward at Wits hall
last evening.
Hon. George F. Getty will speak at Spears
hall, corner of Fourth street and Fourteenth
avenue, this afternoon at 3 $50 o'clock.
Tie James Bryant post, G. A. R., will at
tend memorial services at the Simpson
Methodist church to-day at 1880 a. m.
Sells Bros. circus has decided TO come to
Minneapolis despite the $1,000, it being
found impracticable to change the route
Division No. 3, Ancient Order Hibernians
will hold meeting at the ST. Anthony of
Padua school house Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Miss Jennie O'Neil Potter, the elocutionist,
has volunteered to give reading at the
benefit entertainment to the Irish American
club at the Peoples theater.
Elaborate preparations are being made for
the charity ball, to be given at Relief hall on
Thursday evening. May 81, for the benefit of
the Eighth Ward Relief association.
The Journeymen Stonecutters' union has
passed resolution censuring the Tribune
for its refusal to print the resolutions offered
by the union in support of the machine girls
strike.
A petition is being circulated for sigma
lures asking the city council to reconsider
the resolution recently adopted by which
prisoners at the workhouSe are compelled to
work on the streets.
The Society of Minnesota florists held a
small meeting at the West hotel last even
ing, when an interesting paper on what
Shall We Plant, and summer Cut Flowers
was read by Richard Wessling.
A. j. Plummer delivers the opening ad-
dress next Tuesday night at Treya hall. incl.
dent to the testimonial rendered the pastor
OF the st. Peter A. NJ. E. church. MI. Plum
mer is said to be a graceful and eloquent
speaker.
The subject of the lesson in the different
Sunday schools will be THE Resurrection"
To give the children q better idea of the sub
ject teachers are arranging to have them
visit the cyclorama of the ''Crucifxion'' be-
fore the lesson is given.
The case of Buel Z. Hutchinson, who was
quite prominently connected with the WEIGH
Villas libel case tried few weeks ago, against
Alice NJ. Kissner TO decide the ownership of
twenty acres of land in section 90, town %,
range "a, was argued and dismissed.
The roller toboggan chute continues 10 en-
JOY great popularity, and over 1000 people
have participated in the sport on one day
without the slightest accident OF danger
Special matinees are provided Wednesdays
and Saturdays, so that ladies and children
avoid the rush at night.
Park Avenue Congregational, corner Park
and Franklin avenues; in the morning DR..
Woodbury. will give war memorial dis
course before the Rawlins post, G.. A R., on
1.-THE Winning of the Great Peace" In the
evening he will speak on 1.-The Industrial
Revolution and the Lengthening of Life.''
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas Thompson and Anna $. Seeland
Stacy c. Robinson and Lou E. Wilson, Charles
i. Hitchcock and Victoria C.Watson, Andrew
Colson and Minnie Olson, Frederick Bohman
and Clara Nelson, Joseph NJ Aubrecht and
Josie A. Betrak.
The police commission is enforcing disci-
pline with vengeance. 1t refused to allow
Sergt. SeitZ, the drillmaster of the police
force, to participate IN Il fencing contest with
j. b. Browne, the actor. upon the occasion
of the latter's benefit at the Peoples theater
Friday evening.
In the case of B. f. Dixon VS.. George II.
Millward to have mechanics lien for 1927
foreclosed on lots l, 2 and 3, block 6,Byrnes'
addition. Judgment was ordered for the
plaintiff for the amount claimed, and an
order made 70 have the lots sold and the pro-
ceeds thereof applied in payment Of the
judgment.
This morning c. C. Washburn post the C.
G. Washburn Cavalry company and the La
dies Relief corps will meet at Washburn
Post hall, los East Franklin av., and proceed
to the Vine Congregational church, S. V. S.
Fisher pastor. to attend the customary serv-
ice preceding Memorial day. All eXsoldiers
and their families are invited to fail in line.
Nicollet Lodge No. 119, /. o. O. F.. will
hold religious services ut Simpson NJ. E
church at 5 so p. IN to-day, to which all the
dlGlJy invited Members are to meet at the
hall of Niccllet lodge, corner Nicollet ave-
nue. and Twenty-siXth street, at 2:3o, in re-
gala. Services will be conducted by Revs.
Harrington and Ball.
1--WE caught that lot in three hours" said
D. u. Smith to a GLOBE reporter Yesterday. as
he pointed to huge pile of bass croppies
and pickerei lying on the scales. 1t was n
fine lot of fish, and few of them were of
enormous size, one pickerel weighing twenty
one pounds, and another Weighing eleven
pounds. This lot Of fish was the result of an
afternoons fishing at Rosander's point, Lake
Minnetonka, by ID. ID. Smith and Thomas
Lally. Its needless to say that the friends
of Messrs. Smith and Lally are dining on fish
to-day.
Charles Dickens will read at the Peoples
theater, in Minneapolis, Friday evening,
June 8, and at ST. Paul Saturday evening,
June g.. Since his former readings in the
Twin Clues, Mr.. Dickens has visited Cali
fornia, whore he has been greeted by very
large audiences, Mr.. and Mrs. Dickens and
daughter were rendered numerous receptions
in San Francisco and. as a result, Dickens
receptions are now all the rage III the coast
cities where he is. His return here will
doubtless witness as cordial reception as he
has deservedly met elsewhere.