St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Bank clearings yesterday, 1884, O97.43.

Bank clearings Yesterday, 1884, OS7. 43.
Eleven prisoners were sent TO Saltwater
yesterday.
Fourteen cases of contagious disease re-
ported yesterday.
The work of remodeling the municipal
court has begun.
The Stenographers' association elects Of
fcers this evening.
Rev. F. Peterson has decided not to resign
the pastorate of the Swedish Baptist church.
The Gounod club held q rehearsal last
night in Dyer's music hall, on the top floor
of the building.
Rev. NJ. ID. Shutter gave an interesting lee
ture on Robert Burns at TWenty-seyenth
street hall last evening.
Willie Ginevey, a boy whose widowed
mother lives IN East Minneapolis, was yes
terday sent to the Reform school upon the
charge of incOrrigibility.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles G. Akerson and Maria &. Larson, Ole
E. Ness and Gertrude l.. HOMELAND, Clarence
III. Brigham and Soma Merrill.
The remains of the old soldier named
Nevins, who died suddenly, has been taken
charge of by the G. A. r. relief corps and
will be inferred at Layman's cemetery, 4 p
ATOP. NJ Saturday, March 10, the doors
of the panorama close for the last time on the
famous Battle of Atlanta" Do not fail to
pay farewell visit to the great painting.
The ball of the Flour City Toboggan- club
Friday evening next, in the Armory hall
promises to be a grand affair. The st.
George club, of st. Paul, has promised TO at
tend in body. lst{teg
1t turns out that Mrs. A. J. Hart. who was
supposd to have eloped. is still i'll Minnespo.
lis. She left her husband on account of do
nestle troubles and is now with friends in
South Minneapolis.
Gospel meeting will be held every evening
this week at Z 80 p. IN. at the Swedish Bap-
list chapel, corner TWenty-nlnth avenue
south and Twenty-fifth street. Good music
and singing. Everybody welcome.
At the meeting of the Academy Of Sciences
last evening DR.. Thomas 5. Roberts gave an
Seeds" c. G. Mcmillan followed with q
very instructive paper on "HeliOtropism."
A brown mare, with a clipped tail and one
white foot, weighing 1000 pounds with q
square box cutter, was left at the American
house stables about three weeks ago and has
not been claimed. The police believe 1t to
have been stolen.
A. Swanson, a section boss in the Mime
apolis & ST. Louis railway yard, was stand
ing between tracks when a train on the
Northwestern line was derailed and ran over
his leg, necessitating amputatlon below the
knee. He was taken to st. Mary's hospital
The funeral of the late Il. d. Skies will
take place this afternoon from his late resi-
dence, Rev. DR.. Burrell officiating. The pail
bearers will be r. B. Langdon. Judge Loeb
rem, John :. PlllSOury, Loren Fletcner, +. w.
Forman, W. II. Bailey, l.. Christian and H.
w. Wagner.
Two university students, Milton Rex and
John Burt, became involved in quarrel a
few days ago over Burt's picking the lock of
a box belonging to Rex. During the row
which followed, Burt drew knife and cut
Rex very badly in the left arm. Burt has
been expelled
In the municipal court yesterday the case
of George G. Sawyer, charged with gambling,
was again continued. The cases of Seyfield
Hurley, charged with assaulting A. B. Bunt-
ing and breaking his leg, and John Sauer,
who assaulted B. Volkmann with knife,
were continued to Friday.
Rev. F. Peterson. whose resignation was
rendered to the Swedish Baptist church, has
upon careful consideration and the urgent
request of the congregation to stay, con-
Guided that for the interest and welfare of
the church, to withdraw his resignation,
which was done Sunday evening, March 4,
1888. Long may the church and pastor still
live together.
The new city hall and court house COM
missioners have been working hard and care
fully examining the twenty-seven plans sub
mitted by the architects, and have rejected
fourteen of the plans. leaving but thirteen
now in the field. OF this number eight were
drawn by Minneapolis architects. w. w.
Boynton, an expert architect of Chicago, is
now here and will examine the remaining
plans. AS soon as he makes his report to the
commissioners the decision will be made and
the DriZeS offered awarded.