St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-26


the history of the gymnasium and show
ing the benefits man derived from be-
ing member, printed and sent to the
various business men around the city
who are known to be or who might be-
come interested in such matters. The
membership is now quite large. and in
cludes many prominent men, but the
club desires to have the association one
of the largest and best in the country,
and will work to that end.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The florists meet at the West this evening.
Six cases of contagious disease reported
yesterday.
The Modern Woodmen of America meet
this evening"
Up to noon yesterday there had been 8, 400
dog licenses issued.
Bank clearings yesterday. S504, 534.l7 for
the week, So, 511, 741.49
The Eighth ward W. c. T. U.met at the
simpson Nj. E. church yesterday.
PM Hartman summer garden will open
this evening for the season.
Rev. X. Jansen addresses the Anti-Poverty
society at Window hall Sunday evening.
Stephen Bauer, railroad man, had his
right hand badly injured while coupling
cars.
The Congregational club meets Monday
evening, at the residence of Dr.. Brooks, Mer-
riam Park
Rev. w. J. Lhamon addressed Advance
Lodge, A. o. U. W., OF Human Progress"
last evening.
Graduating exercises of the Judson 1nsti-
tute Will be held at the First Baptist church
this evening.
An interesting meeting of the Central W.
G. T. T. was held at the Fourth Street coffee
house yesterday.
The Ladies' society of the Homeopathic
hospital met at COZ Hennepin avenue yes
terday afternoon.
w, II. Chamberlain's jewelry store, $50
NlcoIlet avenue, was entered by burglars and
500 worth of goods taken.
No trace of Herman Hermanson. who left
his home at 1117 Holden avenue the first of
the week, has yet been found.
Third Universalist church: Service in
Twenty Street hall. Mrs Augusta
Bolds Will address the congregation.
The Scandinavian Republican club of
North Minneapolis, met at Hunts hall last
evening and effected an organization.
Church of the Redeemer: Service at 80
a. m, i'll Grand Opera house. Sermon by j.
H. Tnttle. Subject: Memorial Day.
Miss Emery, general secretary of the
Woman's auxiliary, addressed large meet
ing at st. Marks church yesterday after
noon.
j. w. Webb, Prohibition state organizer of
oregon, made pleasing address at Centen-
airy church last evening on mails in His
Cohin.''
Wanted, twenty little girls to distribute
flowers at the Exposition on Decoration
day. Want the girls to call this afternoon at
at 319 Nicollet avenue.
Col. Mike Kennedy. manager of the City
hotel, has discovered a sure cure to keep
hair from falling out He will'first use it ON a
dog belonging to Henry Brudigan.
Harry Holcomb, who created a sensation
out on Third avenue south Thursday evening
by striking at his wife with horseWhip, was
fined ST. q in thp mnnipina1 vpctprhaU
morning.
The fifty second meating of the Anti-Pov-
erty society will be held Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock in Window hail. Subject:
Christ as Labor Leader" by Rev. Kris
tofer Jansen.
Charles Mitchell was arrested yesterday
afternoon on a charge of breaking into a
house at 95e Jefferson street northeast, oc
cupied by Miss Brown, and taking several
articles of jewelry.
A Democratic meeting will be held this
evening at Wits roundhouse, corner of
Twenty sixth and Second street north, in the
Tenth ward, which will be addressed by A.
ID. Smith, &. +. Baxter and others.
Mrs. Alex Cameron, the wife of the man
whose tody was found in the river at Fort
Smelling Thursday, was at Connolly's mOrgue
yesterday, asking for particulars. She re-
Gently came from Scotland, and is destitute.
NJ. Brown, teamser employed by Frank
Scott, fell from load of lumber. at the foot
of Sixth avenue south, yesterday afternoon,
and broke his left leg just below the knee
DR.. Ames dressed the leg and sent the man
to st. Mary's hospital.
John Contorack, a Pole, residing out on
Slbley street northeast was brought to the
city on the D % train on the Manitoba road
yesterday afternoon, with his right foot
badly crushed. An engine backed onto it
out where COntorack was working The
injured man was taken home in the patrol
wagon.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
James s. McClay and Rosetta Glenn, Peter
Miller and Annie Delhin, David G. johnson
and Christine johnson, Peter Anderson and
Mary Solberg. Benjamin U. Swain and Au-
gusta johnson, Olaf A. Olson and Christine
c. Peterson.
E. A. Barrett denies he used photograph
OF Rob Blake" from which the cut was
made, supposed to represent civilian F.
Gulpin' i'll the paper called the National De-
tective Gazette. In substantiating the claim
he produces letter stating that one William
+. Gulpin is wanted at Macon, Ca, for en-
beZZlement.
Patrolman William Reece wants to know
why certain things are as they are. A few
nights ago he made decidedly neat arrest
and was considerably surprised to read in
morning paper the following day that In
spectors - and - had made the ar
rest. Reece does not care for notoriety but
he does hate to see men 10 whom the credit
does not belong get it, just the same.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. A. Grannot, as
slSteu ny NOrWSSIdn anu DANISH lalenI Will
give concert with theater, at DANA hall
Recitations and selections from c. Hostrups
Den Tredie'' and "Intrigerne" will be rem
dered. In honor of the Danish poets sew
entieth birthday, letter of congratulation
will be read, and signed by those who wish,
and then forwarded across the ocean. Re-
freshments will be served, aud the concert
will close with hop.
Sergt. Tom Coskran has at last struck
scheme to rid himself of one or two bores,
who are continually annoying him with old
and very stupid tales He has procured a
begins to tell HIM an old story Tom gently
pulls string, the front of the necktie falls
away, ana the bore sees neat little placard
in the place of it, telling him to go away ana
seek more secluded spot to perpetrate his
threadbare puns.