St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, S6O5, 80 o.
One case of contagious disease reported
yesterday.
Francis B. Howard died at 1910 Irving
avenue yesterday.
The Left Erickson society meets at Martins
hall al Z 30 this evening
The funeral of Avis Dow will take place
at 1880 this morning at Hopkins station.
A small blaze at 80 Sixth street south. last
evening called out the fire department, and
did $50 damage.
The meeting of the Minneapolis Gun
CLUB, TO have occurred yesterday, was post
poned on account of rain.
The tailor shop of S. J. Nicholson, 7O5
NicOilet avenue, wac entered by burglars and
$500 worth of goods taken.
Residents of Oak Park and vicinity meet
at Manages hall Monday evening and organ
ize an Improvement association.
Z. A. Sumner addresses the Republicans
of the Thirteenth ward this evening at the
school house Oh the corner of Thirty eighth
street and Third avenue.
Miss Maggie Burke, the young waitress
who was shot by accident at the Windsor
hotel, is rapidly improving. The wound will
leave very ugly looking scar.
II has been reported to the police that
Charles Hall, fifteen-year-old son of ID.
Hall, living at Az Monroe street northeast,
has been missing since April 10.
Jacob Barge yesterday offered a bonus of
$4,000 at the meeting of the North Side
Motor company if the motor is extended
from Crystal lake to Medicine lake.
Jessie Owens died yesterday at the resi-
dence of her parents. No. 1859 Twenty
fourth street south. Funeral to-day at D.
m. Rev. Olson will conduct the services.
The actors of tie Pence opera house that
were unpaid when the house closed are not
in the very best of spirits. 1t looks as though
the public would have to give another bene-
fit.
The Irish American club will hold its first
meeting in its new rooms, No. 1l2 Boston
block, entrance on Third street, this evening
at p. N. All lrishmen are invited to at
tend.
In spite Of the Indictment weather Tuesday
night. the stenographers held a large and
interesting meeting at their room, % Syndi-
cate clock. Miss Mary +. Logan was voted in
as Il new member. The association will soon
issue certificates of membership.
The meeting to have been held by the
Minneapolis Retail Grocers association YES
terday afternoon was postponed on account
OF the small number of members present
The association has important business and
desires full attendance at the next meeting
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
George +. Mcpherson and Rosa May Green;
Hans NJ. Jonson and Frederick Nordberg;
Jorgen Roll and Annie Loe; Gust Llndblom
and Hannah Carlson; Frank Hoover and
Blanch A. Hart; John Laford and Lolita
Meyers.
The Northwestern Miller appears this week
i'll an entire new dress of type and an i'm
proved form. The veteran terra Gotta col
ored cover has been discarded. Heavier and
better paper is used. and the changes are cal
culated to please the regular readers of this
model'trade journal.
The report that Mary Olson, the servant
girl VINO was killed by falling into an ele-
vator shaft at the West hotel Wednesday.
had Intentionally jumped to her death, is not
believed by those who knew her. The coro-
ner's jury yesterday reported that she came
to her death through her own carelessness.
A. W. Russell, indicted on a charge of
keeping an designation house on Hennepin,
and whose case was dismissed there being
no evidence against him, threatens to bring
libel suit against the Tribune for stating
that he was the proprietor of the place, and
for insinuating that two of the women
called for witnesses were not what they
should be.