St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

On May 9th all the real estate upon which
taxes were delinquent JAN will be sold by
the county auditor.
John A. Dewey, the plaintiff in the action
against Mills d Yates, yesterday filed papers
dismissing the case.
The third rehearsal of the chorus for the
June festival will occur tomorrow evening
at Overs music hail.
Mrs Laura G. Fixen lecttred last night at
Dania hall for the benefit OF the Woman's
Temperance society.
Two companies of Minneapolis militia
will attend the services at st. Paul'S Episco--
pal church this morning.
The Catholic total abstinence societies of
the county are preparing for state conven-
ton in Minneapolis i'll June.
Dr. Frank Airport returned yesterday from
a three months stay in the eye and ear hos
itals of Paris and London.
Mrs. Mary C. Hind addressed the Woman's
Foreign Mission society lastnight at the Hen
nepin Avenue NJ. E. Church.
Prof. \. W. McLain, the new director of
the state agricultural experimental station,
arrived from Illinois yesterday.
Magnuson & Carlson have brought action
against Is. ". Kieran and others for S155,
claimed to be due for work done.
Deputy Supreme Chancellor Fred E. Whea-
ton will address Hermon lodge, X. P. Mon
day night, on his recent Southern trip.
DIpthcria is reported at 2O12 Fifth street
south. scarletina at 1882 Fourteenth avenue
south, and scarlet fever at 529 Tenth avenue
south.
H'slim' Riley, Joseph Norton, Thomas
Hartley, Joseph Murphy, T. W. Cowles and
Henry Whitrick were taken to saltwater yes
terday.
Mrs. Nellie B. Mead took out a permit yes
terday for double three-story brick veneer
apartment house al 2025-27 Fourth avenue
south, TO cost $4,000.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to
Peter Olson and Bertha OmmOnSon, Lars
Vert and Matilda Rasnib Henry W. Persons
and Elizabeth LOOMS.
Mrs. Nellie Is. Mead took out permit yes
terday TO build three-story brick veneere1
apartment house at POPS and 2029 Fourth
avenue south. 1t will cost $4,000.
The Secular society holds its regular meet
ing at 4l2 Nicollet avenue, rooms IL and Il,
OF 3 D. m. J. B. Macomber will read a paper
on Evolution" A general discussion will
follow.
Christol and Lewis, the men who wrestled
in ST. Paul Friday night, will try it again at
Theatre Comique Wednesday night. THE
proposition is that Lewis is to throw Christdl
five times in half an hour. Pat Eillen will
be referee.
Assistant Building Inspector John AIM
enist had his back badly sprained, and was
otherwise injured by a twenty -fye-foot fall
from john NeWgaru HILL hHisileu pulLulIiS
at Twenty-second avenue south and Wash
ington Yesterday morning
Judge Locnren signed an order yesterday
affirming the proceedings of the probate
court in the matter of the Will of Mrs Eliza
beth Iayman. The case has been twice tried
and decided against the appellant Lizzie
Haley, one of the heirs, who appealed from
the decree of the probate court
The subject of discussion at the meeting of
the Social Science institute at the Labor
Temple this evening will be- Resolved,
That the Opening of National Opportunities
to All Wonld be the Solution of the Labor
Problem - H. B, Martin will take the al
firmative of the question.