St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The four new mail carriers went TO work
yesterday.
The bank clearings for yesterday were
SS32. .946.34
The Liberal ministers will hold their first
meeting Monday, Oct. I.
John P. Duffy went to the wo-khouse for
thirty days yesterday for larceny.
Rev. W. s. Sergeant of the Northeast Bap-
tist church, has rendered his resignation.
John McKenna, charged with disorderly
conduct, went TO the WOrkhOuse for thirty
days.
Three more liquor licenses have been is
sued. making 243 in all, or one less than last
year
The Minneapolis Union Elevator company
has taken out license for a public ware
house.
The infant child of Rev. r. N.McKaig died
suddenly Sunday forenoon of cholera in
fantm.
The Minneapolis academy opens to day in
temporary quarters, 40 Fourteenth avenue
southeast.
i. p Harrington has taken possession of
the ArdmOTe hotel. and changed its name to
the LaBgham.
The Prohibitionists of the Eighth ward
meet at Relief hOll this evening to nominate
L candidate for alderman.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the X. of L. Building association will be held
this evening at Labor temple.
The building permits for the first seven
months of 1889 aggregate s., ,02I, 900 more
than the first seven months of 1883.
Minneapolis School of Physical Culture
opened yesterday. An evening class will be
formed Tuesday, Sept 3, at 7:30 D. m.
The viii of Henry G. Menage, which makes
such liberal bequests TO DR.. Simmons and the
First Unitarian church, was yesterday ap-
proved.
St Matthew's Episcopal church has begun
the erection of a new house of worship at the
corner of Twentyffth avenue and Fillmore
street northeast.
John Connolly got twenty days in the work
house yesterday as a reward for his frankness
in pleading guilty to the charge of stealing a
pair of shoes from A. Schaffar.
Frank and Tillie Larson, who denied that
they were related to each other, were ar
rested yesterday and arraigned on a charge
Of fornicatiOn. They paid So each.
At the meeting OF orthodox ministers at
the rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A. association yes
terday. Rev. ]. B. Donaldson was elected
president and Rev. s. W Deckman secretary.
A flying stone from blast in the sewer
tunnel at Fifteenth avenue northeast and
Harrison street struck A. P. Lawrence in the
cheek yesterday afternoon, causing painful
bruise.
AT the ANIMAL meeting Of the W. G. T. q.
conference the following officers were elect
ed: President, Mrs. c R. Newcomb: seere-
tary, Mrs. F. A. Connor; treasurer, Miss A.
COnnor.
The caving in Of q bank Of earth in a sewer
al Sixteenth avenue south and Eighth street,
yesterday afternoon, inflicted painful in
juries on a. Anderson, an employe of the
sewer department.
Frank Smith, hack driver arrested for be
ing found in a house of ill-fame claimed
that he took load of people there and only
went i'm to get glass of beer. The case will
have further hearing.
The young peoDle Of the Congregational
churches of the city will hold a missionary
rally at Plymouth church Friday, Sept. 13.
Miss Mary Porter, who has been working in
China. will be present
James Wilbur. baker employed at Valen-
tines bakery on North Fourth street. was
taken with cramps while bathing with some
other young fellows at Crystal lake Sunday
evening. and was drowned.
The following men constitute the Company
rifle team to compete IN the regimental
shoot at LaKeview to-day. Capt Waters,
Lieut. Thurman, PTivates Goodrich, Hauser
Nickels Child and McMullen,
1t is expected there will be some 200 mem
bers present at the Swedish mission convent
at the tabernacle. Rev. Paul Walderstrom,
Of Sweden, isexpected to preach Sunday and
Tuesday evenings of next week.
Ida RamSdel. of the Ramsdell Engraving
company, who was quite severely injured by
the explosion of a bottle of ammonia Satur-
day night, was not so severely injured as re-
ported. and was out yesterday as usual.
A North side salvation band has been Or
ganized with barracks at Twentieth avenue
north and Sixth street. S W. Ryan is the
leader in the movement. He states that it is
entirely distinct from the Salvation Army.
Marriage licenses were granted Yesterday
to Ludwig Olsen and Clara Emanuelson,
David *. Fullerton and sara Ross. Herman
Richter and Alvina f. Hartmann, Edward
Reid and Marie NJ. Hale, Charles Hommes
and Annie Raskob, Joseph Machtel and Liz
zie Lamish, Jacob j. Criley and Eleanor
Newton.
The Norwegian Lutheran deacouess in
stitute will. Thursday evening. Sept. g. hold
its annual business meeting at the Trinity
church, corner Fourth street and Tenth ave-
Sverdrup, Rev. Falk Gjertsen, Rev. l. Eistein-
sen and Rev. G. Hoyme.