St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
The operative millers meet to-day.

The operative mlllerS meet to-day.
Bank clearances yesterday, S531, ,554. SO.
Charles Mccarthy was fined $40 for vjolat-
ing the health ordinance.
The annual meeting of the Y. NJ c. A. will
be held Monday evening at Dyer's music
hall.
c. c. Phillips has taken ont permits to erect
six dwellings Oh Thirty-third street to cost
$4,000.
Judge Rea made an order Yesterday per
be sued.
A demurrer was argued and overruled in
the case of Levi NJ. Stewart VS.. The Mime
sofa Tribune.
An inquest was begun yesterday on the
body of Albert Sergeant, but was adjourned
until Monday.
Addie H. Gillett has begun an action
against CALVIN G. Cogswell TO recover 1871
on promiSsory note.
John Henderson,, charged with stealing
some ham and eggs from A. A. Baker was
found guilty and went up for twenty days.
The Anti-Poverty society will discuss
TRUSTS" at Window hall tonight the speak
ers being c. j. Buell., T. w. Bronson, j. P.
McGaaghey and DR.. NJ. p. Finnegan.
John Anderson was arrested by INSPECTORS
Kinney and Lawrence yesterday on a charge
of breaking into eight tool chests at ST. An
thony Park and stealing nearly all the TOOLS
Articles of incorporation were filed vester-
day with the register of deeds of the Wood
Il lion Publishing company. The capital
stock is $4,000, and the incorporators are
James H. Bishop, Rufus H. Sandford, A. c.
Paul and c. L. Redfeld.
The Caledonian club will give their last en-
tertainment of the season at Curtiss hall
next Wednesday evening. The celebrated
Bairnsfather family of Scotch vocalists will
be present and will render number of pop
ular Scotch songs.
A verdict for s1,65o for the plaintiff was
rendered in the case of Andrew Skoglund VS..
The Minneapolis Street Car Company to re-
cover $1,000 damages for injuries received
by reason of the motor running into a street
car on which the plaintiff was passenger
At the May Queen ball given at Relief
hall, corner Lake street and Stevens avenue
Friday evening there were six candidates up
for May queen, Miss May Selmers one OF the
ladies of the Merry Eight Pleasure club,
being elected by an overwhelming majority.
Inspectors Kinney and Lawrence yesterday
arrested man named John Anderson, who
broke into seven carpenters boxes at St An
thony Park, Thursday and Friday nights and
stole tools valued at about $1,000. The
property was recovered and Anderson will
be turned over to the st. Paul authorities
At business meeting of the Stevens ave-
nue. Baptist church it was thought advisable
to erect a new church at the corner of Stew
ems avenue and Twenty eighth street. A
finance and building committee was appoint
ed to look after the interests of the congrega-
ton. The cost of the structure will not ex-
ceed $50, 900. The work on excavating Will
commence at once.
A strawberry festival and musical enter
tainment will be given Friday evening at the
Free Baptist church, corner Seventh and
First avenue south. Miss Julia May will
sing Miss Diana Wetterhal will contribute
a selection on the piano, and Miss AIDA
Firnbaum will give some approximations.
Twenty-Five cents will include both admis-
sion and supper.
At Park Avenue church Rev. Frank P.
Woodbury. will preach morning and evening.
In the forenoon report will be given of the
funds aud plans for the new church. In the
evening DR.. Woodbury. begins ''The Mime
apolis Sermons a series on the city, its
facts, forces and characteristics. Subject.
Minneapolis ana Jerusalem as Types. The
City; Will it Grow?'
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John III. Standall and Walherta o. Nelson,
Edward II. Bragg and Emma Cantleberg,
George w. Champlin and Ellen Chase, Ole
Nelson and Emma DreschsIer, Sevart A.
Strand and Antonette Roswinge. Jacob S.
Kjemphol and Boleth Anderson, Andrew P
Anderson and Mathilda Hendrickson, Will
ard j. Dadmun and Ida NJ. Piper.