St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The 5000 license scavengers are compelled
to pay is being collected.
The Stale Congregational association meets
at ST. Paul, at Park church, Sept. 1S.
Wergeland lodge, R. H. K. will hold its
third annual picnic at Spring park. Mime
tonka. tomorrow.
Three firms still hold out against the early
closing of gents furnishing houses, petit
toned for by the clerks.
Charles Smith got ninety days straight yes
terday for indecent exposure. Park Police
man Bross was the complainant.
The West hotel billiard room. which has
been closed for a week pending some in
provements. has been reopened.
The annual athletic tournament of the
athletic club gymnasium will occur at the
ball park this afternoon at O'Clock.
The examination for entrance TO the teach
ers' training class were concluded yesterday
at the high school. Sixty teachers were ex-
Gmlned.
Charles Butt was yesterday sent TO the asy-
lum at ST. Peer. The young man is resi-
dent of st. Louis Park. This is second
trip to the asylum.
The caucus of the second precinct of the
Eighth ward Republican voters will be held
tonight at corner Fourth avenue south and
Twenty-eighth street.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to Carl Anderson and Hildah Altman, An
drew Kinecik and susanna Baloc, Christian A.
Grorud and Eli WalmaDn-
Thomas O'Gara, charged with concealing
mortgaged property valued at sac. failed TO
appear at the municipal court yesterday. and
forfeited his bail, amounting to Sl5O-
The committees appointed TO arrange for
the celebration of Swedish Forefathers day
meet tonight at $50 Second avenue south.
The permission to use the Coliseum has been
secured.
A building to be ready for occupancy this
fall is being erected at the corner of Essex
and Ontario streets southeast for the use OF
the Bethany mission, under the charge OF
Rev. D. B. jackson.
Prof. A. G. Princell. of Chicago. one Of the
best orators among the Swedish clergy. will
speak at the Gospel TemPeranee meeting at
next Sunday at 5 80 p. m.
The Riggs Electrical Travelling Danger Sig
nal company yesterday amended its articles
of incorporation. changing its name to the
Riggs Electrical Signal company. The capt.
tai stock was increased from 100000 to
S4,000,Ooo
Judge Emery has decided that Ed A. Ste
yens' point is well taken, and that the city
ordinance licensing fortune tellers is unau-
thorized by the charter Under this ruling
fortune tellers and clairvoyants can recover
money paid the city.
ST. Johns Episcopal, Rev. W. B. Guion
Sunday, Sept L. special Sunday school
service will be held in the public hall, Six
teenth street. corner Fifth avenue north,
Minneapolis at 4 p. m. All are invited to
come. Seats free.
J.Y. Kern, charged in Judge Emery's court
Yesterday with embezzling S21.24 from Ste
phen Bauer, admitted that the property was
in his possession. but said he had no idea OF
appropriating it and turned the entire
amount over to the court,
The Standard. Excelsior and st. Anthony
mills. of Minneapolis, have consolidated
III of q Mjnnpe nnliS ElOI1r
Manufacturing company. This merges the
interests of D. Morrison & Co. and Morse q
Sammis. The capital stock is 100000.
To accommodate those attending the Ex-
position, the Lyndale and Fourth avenue
lines will run to the Exposition entrance be-
tween the hours of z and P. m. Cars on
all lines will be in readiness at 1880 D. N.
to accommodate travel TO all parts Of the
city.
The following postal carriers will COM
mence their annual two weeks vacation
dore Baudette, No. Is; o. A. Gardner, No.
2: Thomas.O Neil. No. 4s. Herman Matson,
of the city distributing department. is now
on vacation.
Atthe meeting of the council committee
on claims yesterday morning a claim of
james Plachy of S445 for damages done by
overflow of water at 1915 East Franklin av-
enue was disallowed- The regular budget OF
bills and pay roll amounting to SJ29,OOOs
were approved.
Postmaster Ankeny has received an in
curry concerning the whereabouts Of wom-
an whose name was formerly Miss Annie
York, who has fallen heir to property by the
death of E. J. Mathews, resident of Film
ton. Ontario. She at one time lived in Min
neapolis and is thought married man
named Forrest here.
A missionary rally Of the young people
of the Congregational churches Of Minneap-
lis, St. Paul and vicinity. is planned for Fri
day, Sept. b. at Plymouth church. There
viii be afternoon and evening sessions. Miss
Mary Porter, for many years a worker among
the women and girls of China, and now
identified with young ladies' work in this
this country. will be present.
Tuesday will be the last day Of registration
for residents of the Eighth ward who desire
to vote at the aldermanic election, and the
boards will sit till p. N. Any one who has
moved during the year, whether from one
precinct to another. or within the same pre-
cinct, or any one who votes in new pre-
cinct by the change of boundaries, must
register There is no swearingin OF voters
under the new law, and those who are not
registered cannot vote.
Rev. DR.. Peter Striker will preach his last
| and farewell discourse as pastor OF the An