St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The Algonquin club meets tonight.

The Algonquin club meets tonight.
Bank cleaungs yesterday amounted to
1888, 320.23.
Mayor Ames has appointed George E.
Beyers dog catcher.
The boom company is again able to de-
liver logs to the mills
The lowering of Todd's pond has caused a
flood of fish in North Minneapolis markets
The Minnetonka Yacht club holds its an
nual meeting at the West hotel tomorrow
night.
Munhall, the evangelist, will deliver an
address at the Y NJ. C. a. anniversary to-
morrow night at Dyers hall.
Explicit instructions have been given the
foremen Oh the water mains and extensions
i'll regard to the use of explosives.
Prof. Baldwin is to make his jump from the
clouds tomorrow afternoon. The balloon
will ascend from the base ball park.
A new solution to the drinking water prob
lem is to bring water from Mile Laos lake. IL
will cost about $4,000, 900 to do it.
Special trains 10 carry those attending the
Republican national convention, at Chicago.
are being arranged for by the Union league.
The Omaha veshbule train is at the union
depot, and visitors are invited to inspect it
TO-DAY between the hours of 8 a. m. and 8
p. m.
Capt Ness, of the South Minneapolis police
station. found an extension table in the rear
of 1912 Washington avenue, which awaits
an owner
Members of the Tenth Minnesota. especially
Company X, are requested to meet at police
headquarters Thursday night 10 make prep
arations for decorating the Catholic cemetary.
The Eighth Ward Relief association has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, W. Ii. Tice; vice president,
Al Nichols: treasurer, r. w. Wellet; secre-
tary, r. L. Cox.
Inspectors Kinney and Lawrence yesterday
arrested man who calls himself Herb Fart
bault for burglarizing the store of George
Thurston, at the corner of Lake street and
Minnehaha avenue, and carving away goods
to the amount of $50.
The following officers of the Eighth Ward
Improvement association have been elected ::
William b. Leach, -esident; j. b. McArdle
vice president; Charles SorentZ, secretary and
treasurer: Hugh Wilson, George Emmett Ed
L. Geesaman, executive committee.
r. d. Russell, J. C. Seeley and Charles S.
Sedgewick, leave tonight on visit to De-
troit and Milwaukee, to inspect the Y. NJ. c.
A. buildings at those cities with view TO
gaining ideas to be used in the erection of
the association building on Eleventh street.
The Methodist ministers at their meeting
yesterday considered the establishment of
missions. There are four points under con-
sideration Eighth avenue and Thirty eighth
street, Minnehaha Falls, Lake of the Isles
and Fridley. Committees have visited these
places and were expected to report to-day.
A novelty in Minneapolis social circles will
be Plnafore ball, given by the Minneapolis
Amateur Opera company tomorrow evening
at Malcolm dancing academy. 1t will be Il
fashionable gathering, and sociable evening
is expected. Tickets can be secured by Prof
BaldamoS at Room 3, Dyer's music store
The annual inspection of Company A. First
regiment, NJ. y. G., was held last evening at
the armory. There were fifty-nine men in
line, and the inspection was made by Inspec-
tor General Brandt, who pronounced the ap-
pearance of the company as very fine. There
was large number of spectators present
who applauded the company number of
times on the fine appearance they made in
some OF their Wheelings and facngs
Marriages licenses were issued YESTERDAY to
Lewis ". Grimm and Hilda NJ. Snyder. Erick
Thompson and Johanna j. Kuello, Otto
Huebner and Augusta Floerkey, Richard W
Walker and Frances Lessinger, Henry c.
Savage and Ida NJ. johnson. Patrick Murphy
and Mary Hickey, John H. Fredin and Mar
goret Wixner, George G. Num- and Mary j
Whittemore, Samuel Covert and May Beckett.
Among those who left by special train
for Washington TO attend the Baptist CON
ference were: George A. Pillsbury, wife and
daughter, Mrs. j. \. Pillsbury and a lady
friend, Deacon j. G. Hoblitt, Alexander
Barnes and wife Charles Rye and wife, Mrs
Mrs. Porter Tremain. Mr.. Williamson. of the
Flour City bank: Rev. f. L. Gates, Rev. W
P. Mckee, Rev. G. L. Morrill,, Rev. M
Negus, NJ. G. Keevar, j. j. Hull. Lawson w
Smith, A. r Gale, NJ. d. Huntington. I. b
Hughes and wife, j. B. Crooker and wife
Rev. j. Sunderland and wife and Mrs Bal,
lard and daughter.