St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday. $3.50, 469.s2.
The court house commission will hold
meeting Monday.
A temperance tea was held at the residence
OF Rev. W. W. Satterlee last evening.
Sons of Veterans hold their state encamp-
ment at Plummer post hall June IL.
Rev"W. w. Satterlee addresses the Anti
Poverty society at Window hall tomorrow
evening.
The Bloomington Avenue Improvement
association meets at 1903 Bloomington ave-
nue. this week.
The Pence opera house will open June
80 with a new stock company, under the di-
rectlon of Frederick Book.
Monday evening next the Woman's Relief
corps OF Chase post give dime social at the
post hall on Central avenue.
The Gustavus Adolphus society and Swed-
ish guards will hold their annual picnic at
Forest lake, Sunday, June "a.
The motor lines double track between
Lakes Calhoun and Harriet is completed and
trains will be run on it today.
Another large crowd visited the manual
training exhibition at the Central High
school yesterday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Walt the mother of young Peter
Wall, killed on the Manitoba road at sum
mer street, will sue the road for damages.
Charles Cramer and William Burns, ar
rested Thursday on charge of burglarizing
W. II. Heffner's residence at North Town
OuuCliOL, were arTalSn6Q yesterday.
The safe of r. W. Cummings, who has an
Office over the Second precinct police station
on Central avenue, was opened by some I'M
known person night before last and $50 in
money taken.
Four young men answering to the names
OF John Schaeffer, James Clark. Charles viii
son and Charles Phillips were fined $50 each
yesterday for playing poker in room over
orug store out on Western avenue.
John Lafferty, residing at ITO Second
street northeast, charges that the stone being
used in the sidewalk, cutters and curbs now
being laid III front of his place has once been
rejected. He threatens to sue the city.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas Anderson and Margaret S. Dean,
William 'Tblbefge and Adiline Want, OniZime
Cassette and Leonie Willette, George Rack
lift and Jessie Cook, Martin Olson and Caro-
line Peterson.
Company repeated its play of patriot
ISM at the Grand opera last night to
crowded house. The performance given
last night ran much smoother than the
previous evening, and the tableauX were
Voclferously applauded.
The next two issues of the Northwestern
Railroader will be from Clayton, Ny In
addition daily editions will be published
during the Master Car Builders and Master
Mechanics conventions, which are to be
held at Alexandria Bay.
The Sabbath School association of the Sew
cnth-Day Adyentists has elected the follow
ing officers: President, A. d. Olsen, of Min
neapolis; vice president. NJ. A. Winchel. Du-
luth: secretary and treasurer, F. L. Mead,
Mankato; executive committee. A. d. Olsen,
+. L. Mead and Byron Trip.
Several of the spiritualists of the city are
arranging for a debate on ''Spiritu0lism
versus Christianity; as Proved by the Bible.'
The debate will probably be held at the
Peoples theater sometime between June 20
and July l. An invitation will be sent to
Rev. G. L. Morrill, and other clergymen to be
present.
George NJ. Ciprico read before Hem epin
Lodge No. 4, F. q a. NJ, giving that we'll
known poem of Loners', Thomas o Brien.' -
Grand in Hamlet, supported by superior
acting company. The dates are Thursday
and Friday evenings, and the sale of seats
will open Monday.