St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-01
Additional minneapolis News
OH Fourth, Page.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Dog licenses must be taken out to-day.
Bank clearings yesterday. $3.50, ,154. 40.
The semi-annual water rents are due to-
day.
Two cases of contagious disease reported
yesterday.
The Eleventh Ward Republican club meets
at Tolefson' hall this evening.
East side citizens hold mass meeting at
Tobin's hall Wednesday evening.
The Press club will hold a special meeting
in the journal editorial rooms at p. m. to-
day.
The ladies in charge of the Sisters hospital
fair meet with Bishop Ireland at Association
hall this afternoon.
The Pneumatopathic society will soon es-
tablish college and sanitarium at No. l6
Grove street, on the Island.
The Oak Lake Improvement association
meets Wednesday evening with j. n. Mind
at l22 Highland avenue.
The council committee on water works
meets this morning at 10 o'clock. The COM
mittee on claims at 2:3O p. m.
The Northeast Minneapolis Improvement
association meets this evening at 1880 Har-
rlson street, Northeast Minneapolis.
The annual meeting (adjourned) of the
Minneapolis Society for the Suppression of
Vice viii be held at 7:3Q p. M to-day at
Plymouth church parlors.
Martin Strang, claiming to be from st.
Paul, was taken with a fit at the corner of
Hennepin avenue and Second street last
evening. He was cared for by the police.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day with the register of deeds of the Mime.
apolis Fuel company. The capital is $50 600.
and the incorporators are Humphrey w.
Armstrong, James McMullen, Wilbert H. Nc
Mullen and George Mather.
Through an excusable mistake it was stated
in the GLOBE yesterday that the Minnehaha
Driving Park association had secured the
services of Harvey Sargent, noted horse
trainer. Mr.. Harvey comes here in his own
interest and highly recommended by Eastern
turfmen.
The notorious Shades saloon on Third ava
nue. south was raided by the police last even
ing and four women and one man arrested.
Some months ago the place was pulled and
t sentence of S1O0 fine and ninety days i'm
prlSonment was suspended on the proprietor
on condition that he keep women out of the
saloon. He promised so to do, but of late
the place has been worse than before.
schedule of the assets and liabilities of
Schaak d Greenbaum, dealers in ready made
clothing, at 1415 Washington avenne southJ
was filed yesterday by the assignee The
assets amount to l.78O 90 and the debts to
S3,903.33. The principal creditors are
We'll, Dreyfus & Co, Boston, $577; Scandia
bank, $500; r Reese &, j. Bernstein, $500:
Wyman, Mullin d Co, S2S1.35, and Baueer
Bros, New York, S23S.
Marriage licences were issued yesterday to
Charles G. Phibode and Minnie G. Ensrud.
Kasper Floss and Anna NJ. Hastert, John
VI,
Smith and Huldah Drehmel, Francis A. Gre.
peau and Effie NJ. Dougherty, William F.
Kramer and Emma Burmeister, Frederick w.
Bodemer and Huldah Burmeister, John S.
johnson and Anna c. L. Freeman, Edward
Harrington and Catherine Roth.
The concert to be given by the quartette
"Harmonien" at Turner hall ON Wednesday
evening, May 2, will be quite musical treat.
as they have secured the assistance of Miss
Olive Fremstad, who is now singing in Pm
afore' at the People S theater in Minneapolis.
Sigurd Clausen, who made so many friends
by his clever singing and supreme voice at
concert given last Sunday evening at Dania
hall, Minneapolis will render some select
solos. Mrs; Rytterrager will also play
The members of the Minneapolis gymna-
SUM held a well attended meeting last even
ing, to consider the plan of Prof. Duplessis
to turn the gymnasium over to the members.
to be run on an improved plan. He detailed
the plan at length and found it favorably re-
ceived. The idea is to have the members
take hold and with the new interest born of
proprietorship, push it to still greater sue
cess. After number of expressions of
opinion an adjournment until Friday was
taken.