St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Work on the sewers will be begun next
Monday. 4
Six cases of contagious disease were re-
ported yesterday.
Bank clearings Yesterday, S456, 653. 90; for
the week, So, 49O.966.l1. IS
James O'Neill will appear at the Grand
next week in Monte Cristo.''
The Minnehaha Driving Park association
meets at the NicOllet house this evening.
Louis johnson will erect twostory brick
veneer dwelling at 1902 Ninth avenue
south. at cost of So, 900.
The members of the Colored Mission Sun
day school held an enjoyable social at 52I
Nicollet avenue last evening.
The Sixth Ward Republican club met last
evening and elected a committee to represent
the club on the county committee.
The city council endeavored to hold
meeting yesterday, but as quorum was not
present an adjournment was taken until
Monday.
Perry & Smith have taken out permit to
build double three-story stores at 24O1 and
2403 Harrison street northeast, costing
$4,000
The eantata "Belshazzar' was presented at
the Second Congregational church last even
ing, under the leadership of Prof. j. Z.
Johnonnot.
died at the residence of her son-in law,
Rudolph Haney, 1881 Lindley avenue, yes
terday morning The funeral will be held
tomorrow.
the last performances Of the Bostonians
Will pc pc given today! YIN, The Matinee at when
mence at 2:30. Tonight Bohemian Girl
will be sung.
The Republican league of Minneapolis has
secured rate of $25 for transportation to
Chicago and return, and lodging while
there, for those who desire to attend the ma
tiOnal convention.
musical and social en- tertaidment will be
given at the Eighth Ward Relief hall next
Tuesday evening by the James Bryant Post,
G. A. r. Miss Jennie O'Neil Potter will be
present and give recitation.
August Lindwall, section man, yesterday
fell from trestle on the st. Paul & Duluth
railroad between White Bear Lake and Glad
stone, and was severely injured. He was
brought to the city and sent to the city
hospital
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
!ngebret ?. Swangre and Johanna Liliedahl,
Albert r. Ruhnke and Ida Lyke, Benjamin J
Bradley and Lizetta Couzet, Richard v
Youngberg and Anna Davidson.
The second Raglan lecture was given last
night at the First Baptist church and drew
another large audience. the subject. was
especially the colored cues, were remark
ably fine and ELECTED good deal of applause
V. G. Hush, the banker who failed here O
year ago, is now living at Oakland, CAL
where he is in the real estate and loan bust
ness. He is doing well and feels confident
money when his bank failed in full in few
months
Attic meeting of the Society of Bethlehem
Presbyterian church it was decided to pro
cure Rev. DIR. Sample, of Philadelphia, to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation oil
Rev. MIR. Ian man. if he can be induced tC
come DR.. Sample has practically admitted
in his letters to the people here that he will
come.
EAT four O clock yesterday afternoon the
grand jury notified the court that the county
attorney had no more business to bring be-
fore them. The court then dismissedtne
until June Goth. They have been in session
three days and have found thirty eight in
dictments, most of which are against persons
confined in the county jail and violators OF
the LIQUOR laws. (