St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Four cases of contagious diseases reported
yesterday.
Four small fires yesterday but none did
any serious damage.
Tenth ward Democrats meet at Watts
round house this evening.
Bank clearances yesterday, 1867. 323. 96: :
for the week, So, 6O9, 1890,
E. P. Thompson, the jeweler, was thrown
from his buggy while out riding and severely
injured.
The regular season of the Grand opera
will close tonight A matinee will be given
this afternoon.
DThe body of Edward Grethen, killed at the,
diamond Touring mill at Lake Crystal, is at
onnelly's morgue.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Polster and Minnie West, John Pecoe
and Margaret Heines.
DR.. S. NJ. Campbell lectured at the Twenty
sixth street branch OF the Y. NJ. c.. A. last
evening on what | Saw i'll the Holy Land"
The janitor of the Plummer Post hall was
given o benefit ball last night by the mem
bers of the G. A. r. A neat sum was realized.
The semi-annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the K of L.. Building association
will be held at Window hall Tuesday even
ing, June 5.
Those interested in the foundation of
cavalry company in Minneapolis will meet at
Z. f. Warmers Office on Washington avenue
this evening.
An interesting musicale was given at Dyer
hall last evening by Miss Lillian NJ. Rowe
and pupils. assisted by Mrs. G. S. Butler and
Willard Patten.
Elder ". j. Lhamon, of the Church of
Christ, will address the Ninth Ward Prohibi-
ton club, 1880 Harrison street northeast.
Sunday at $3.50 p. IN.
The Scandinavian Exposition chorus-the
apollo Musical society''-holds its regular
meetings at us Cedar avenue every Tues
day and Friday evenings.
ha
meet to night at Spears, hall, 4O7 Fourteenth
avenue southeast. Prominent local Demo
Gratis will make addresses.
The manner in which C. A. Schonert, found
with bullet hole in his rear in the rear of
his residence on Washington avenue re-
Gently, still remains mystery. The police
do not lean to the suicide theory
Louis Goethe. while driving in a buggy at
the corner of Sixth avenue south and Wash
lngton, was run into by fire engine yester
day afternoon. The buggy was badly de-
molshed, but Mr.. Goetze and the horse es-
capped without injury.
Donald d. MacLaurin has returned from
his trip South during which he attended the
national meetings of the Baptist denomina-
ton, ana will occupy his own pulpit Sunday
Mrs. G. 5. Butler has Joined the Emmanuel
church choir, and viii sing Sunday
lot of street u1chins fired up the engine
used to work the derricks in the new build
ing on the corner of Nicollet avenue and
opened the whistle valve. The sound drew
crowd as it was thought there was fire.
tiehing party composed of County Attor-
ney Davis, Assistant County Attorney Jami-
son, Assistant City Attorney Rand James
Worreli, Mark Haynes. Frank NJ Nye and w
W. Erwin. of st. Paul, left last evening for
Alexandra, this state. The gentlemen will
be gone three days.
There will be meeting tonight at 40
sharp at log Washington avenue south for
the purpose of organizing a cavalry company
All persons having signed petition for the
purpose are expected to be present also all
persons interested in the forming of the
organization are invited to be present.
The sale of tickets for the concert to be
given by Prof. Carl Lachmund at the Grand
opera Monday evening begins to-day at the
boX Office. This promises to be an event of
unusual merit, as all the leading artists in
the city have been secured to take part. Rev.
D. j. Burrell will make short address in the
forepart of the evening
A. o. Hoyt has succeeded E. C. BilIews as
manager OF Thomas Lowrys Lake Harriet
garden scheme, for reasons best known to
the parties interested. The pavilion will he
considerably smaller than was originally in
tended, and no admission fee will be
charged, as was at first proposed The build
ing will be finished by July l.
The Peoples theater was fairly WE'LL filed
last evening upon the occasion of the benefit
TO Lew Butler Camp No. ), Daughters of
Veterans. In addition to the comedy. 1.-The
Irish Immigrant, Company A, First regir
ment, gave an exhibition squad drill and
the other features of the programme were
successfully carried out. This evening
American Born will be put on again.