St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, S., 6O1, 734. 35.
The Union league meets Monday evening.
Five trampS were sent to the Worknouse
for thirty days yesterday.
Clausen's panorama of the Northwest has
been secured for the exposition.
Commissioners on the opening Of Ontario
avenue expect to report Monday.
Fifteen .sdrunks,'' each got $40 or ten days
in the workhouse in the municipal court yes
terday morning.
Four boys who builta bonfire on the vacant
lot corner Sixth street and Second avenue.
were fined 81 each yesterday for violation OF
the fire ordinance.
James Wilson, clerk for Cobb & Fosters
grocery store, jumped out of q grocery wagon
Friday evening and slipped, getting q fall
which resulted in fracturing leg.
The lecture at the Secular society. held at
AZ Nicollet avenue, rooms Y and Ia. a:
1880 p. m. will be on Life and Customs OF
the Orthodox Israelites,' by Il. Ash.
John Smith, whose original and only true
name is not known, went to the wOrkhOuse
yesterday to stay sixty days for stealing some
clothing from We. Talmadge, No. Western
avenue.
J.K OBrien, the Hennepin avenue sa-
loOnkeeIer arrested fer keeping his place
open after hours, will have a hearing WedneS-
day His place is at 253 Hennepin, instead
of 259, as stated yesterday.
Mrs Varick, the woman who attempted to
Friday evening, was decidedly better yester-
day, and is not in a dangerous condition at
all. Her husband has returned from Wlscon-
sin.
The directors OF the Scandinavian Temper
ance society for Hennepin county will hold
an extra session May 20, at their hall, 5O5ls
Washington avenue south. All members are
requested to be present as matters OF great
importance are to come before the society.
Jesse Mcdonald, Minneapolis boy who
l. = l., Trv,sr 1914 rrr1vy
about year ago. was arrested yesterday on
the charge CT deSertiOn and taken to Fort
Smelling. Sergeant Croker says Mcdonald
is in luck, as the president is about to pardon
all deserters.
The festival chorus will rehearse at Dyer's
hall tomorrow night as usual. Prof. Stempf.
the director. will leave for the southern cities
this week to rehearse the visiting societies in
the music for the concerts. He will be at
Winona on the 22d, La Crosse 23d. Dubuque
24th. and FreepOrt, Milwaukee, Madison and
Chicago in order.
The annual meeting of the Young Mems
Christian association will be held in The par
lors of the central rooms next "Wednesday
evening. Refreshments will be served by
members OF the ladies' auxiliary without
charge. Members and friends of the asso-
citation, either ladies or gentlemen, are cor
daily invited to be present.
Delegates from all Catholic Total Absti,
hence societies in Hennepin county will
meet dL f9t. AuLuOIly VI 1duusb d1tCf'
noon at 2:3O O'Clock. The important bust;
ness of the meeting will be the election of d
grand marshall of the Total Abstinence con-
vention paraGe of June 5. The following
are the nominees: Daniel Getchell, P. j.
Moran, Richard Crane.
The Blessed Virgins Sodality Of the Church
of the Immaculate Conception has elected
the following officers; President, Miss Lille
Prendergast; first vice president: Miss Mag,
Sullivan; secretary, Miss Teresa Higgins!
treasurer, Miss Lizzie Tracy; sacristine, Miss
Katie Heaiy. =
John Gilman has been selected as grand
marshal, and President Northrup as orator
on Decoration day. There will be the usual
decoration services at the cemeteries in the
morning and a street parade in the after
noon terminating at the exposition build
ing, in which the chief exercises of the day
will be held.