St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
To-day's bank clearings were S5e9. 643

To-day's bank clearings were $3.50, 643.28.
All the banks in the city will be closed to-
mOrrow-Decoration day.
The board of education meets this after
noon to select sos teachers for next year
when fOrty-eight new rooms are to be opened.
The city hospital is said to be without
adequate fire protection. and being con-
structed entirely of wood would be easily
destroyed.
Meyer Kaufman, alleged to have carried
cense, forfeited $25 bail by not appearing
yesterday.
Re. G. Stone. charged with erecting build
ing on Twelfth avenue south, near Twenty
ninth street, without permit, will have a
hearing Oh Friday.
strike will be issued to-day, and is an inter-
esting account of the event, as viewed from
the labor standpoint
Two Herdic coaches have been shipped,
and will arrive next week. 1t is proposed to
hold Herdic ratification meeting ct Bridge
square as an Inauguration OF the PROJECT
The Ladies' Labor Lyceum of South Min
neapolis met last evening at Washington
and Twentieth avenues north, and was ad-
dressed by Miss Eva Mcdonald and others.
W. Herman and s. johnson will have a
hearing to-day on a charge of gambling.
They are alleged to have dealt stud poker in
rooms over the Elite saloon at 800 Nicollet
avenue.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to
Charles Sellers and Winnie Walker, Jacob G.
Smith and Maggie G. Cannon, Charles e.
Van Duzee, and Jennie E.. Cavan, John F.
Oilinger and Mary 7. Kennedy.
Thomas Lawlor contractor, well known in
labor circles, fell from q scaffOld on build
ing in process of construction at Cedar and
Franklin avenue, yesterday morning, and
broke his right leg above the ankle.
A Harris, an employee in q Second avenue
,v,fv ~Anxv a1,0
with slapping the face of Ellen Wilson, q
kitchen girl, last sunday night. He was re-
leased on 800 bonds and the case will be
heard to-day.
The funeral of Mrs. Carolina n. Stryker oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon from the family
residence at 62S University avenue, and was
largely attended, DR.. I. M. Campbell
preached the funeral sermon. The remains
were sent to Freehold, N. j., for interment.
The Salvation army will celebrate the
ninth anniversary of its founding tomorrow
Meetings will be held at l a. M, 3 p. M. and
8 p. m. In the evening there will be a parade
in which all the corps of the city and visit
ing officers from all over the state will take
part.
The Y. B. s. G. E. of the Calvary Baptist
church, assisted by the AriOn Quartette, will
give the last of the monthly entertainments
in the the parlors of the Young Mems Chris
tian association, Ill the central rooms, this
evening at 8 o'clock. All friends both ladies
duU SeIltleueu arc luFlt9u W att6uQ.
The conspiracy case in Judge Mahoney's
court ended rather suddenly and unex-
peetly yesterday morning, the four defend
ants. G. Byan. Moses Zimmerma n, c. E.
Merrick and y o Ezra Garrison, all pleading
Garrison, who has given evidence against
his accomplices.
Mrs. L. d. Parker, % Oak Grove street,
had narrow escape in a run away on the
steel arch bridge yesterday. The horses got
frightened. and SHE'D against the curb,
breaking the pole. The team became un-
manageable and in spite of the efforts tore
across the bridge and up Central avenue, but
were stopped by Thomas Raine without
further damage.
The committee of arrangements for Me-
mortal day has secured the basement of the
Bank of Commerce building, corner of
Fourth street and First avenue south for the
reception of flowers. The different Women's
Relief corps of the city are requested to-
assemble Wednesday morning next for the
purpose of making wreaths and bouquets.
Ali citizens having flowers to donate for
Memorial day will kindly leave them at head
quarters as early Wednesday morning as pos.
sible.