St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Minneapolis Lutheran seminary is to
be dedicated sept. 8.
The Edison electric light conduts are go.
ing down at the rate of 700 feet a day.
W. L. Fernwolt. OF 26i4 Lyndale avenue
SOUTH lost brother in the Johnstown food.
Anton Leban was convicted yesterday of
having his Saloon open on Sunday, and SEN
tence was suspended.
Oliver P. Morton post G. A. r has post
poned its picnic to two weeks from Wednes-
day, on account of the cold weather.
The work on the new Presbyterian church
on Bloomington avenue progresses favorably.
The walls are up about twenty-four feet.
A game of ball between members of the
WILDER Opera company and the newspaper
men is likely to be feature of the Elks'
picnic.
The easements and buildings of the new
Public Library building will be put in
shortly. The plumbing is completed and
the plastering is all dry.
An entertainment was given the ladies of
William Noble Relief corps in return for the
honor conferred by the presentation to the
post of flag by the ladies.
Fred VESSEL. young lad who is unfor-
tunate enough to be step-sOn, was az
reigned yesterday on a charge of incorrigi
bility, but Judge Emery dismissed the case.
The Lyndale avenue property owners will
ask the county commissioners for bridge
across the Minnesota river at that point, and
have engaged j. d. Fish to make survey.
A prostitute, who conned a Washington
avenue loan agent with set of paste dia-
monds last winter. was arrested last night by
Lieut. Dan Day and lodged in the central
station.
Reimer Speek the Northtown German who
attempted suicide the other day, was report
ed worse yesterday, and his physician said
yesterday that his recovery was almost i'm
possible.
The lecture which Miss Mabel Jenness is to
r,r-n drocc rafnr of and
house will be Friday afternoon at 2:3O in
stead of Thursday night, as enron eously an
nOunced.
Dairy Commissioner Howard has secured
indictments against Presley q Co. and NJ. E.
Sherk cheese dealers in Mankato, for having
adulterated cheese. The minimum fine for
such an offense is 500.
DR.. Steele pleaded guilty Yesterday to fail
ing to report case of diphtheria in Bloom
ington township. There were mitigating
circumstances which led Judge Emery to
make the penalty nominal
The remains of Miss Mary Combs, whose
parents reside at Fifth street and Seven tn
avenue north. arrived from Delano at the
union depot at ) :55 o'clock this evening, and
will be inferred at Immaculate Conception
church.
William PETER, charged wit h being one of
the men who burglarized Pa ulsons saloon,
on Second street. in April last, was arrested
Monday night and arraigned yesterday. He
waived examination, and was held to- the
grand jury in $500 bonds. T he value of the
stolen goods is S47.
At the annual meeting of the Mutual Build
ing company, held yesterday, the following
directors were reelected: 5. c. Gale, presi-
dent; w. E. Steele. secretary; II. G. Brown,
treasurer; George A. Bracket, c. NJ Loring,
J. S. Pillsbury, W. s. King, W. D. Washburn,
c. H. Prior, 7. B. Janney and W. S. Mott.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Michael D. Lehy and Margaret Daley. George
W. York and May Blaize, Joseph N. Eysher
and Ellen Renner. Jacob Owdal and Ellen
Wilson. Olaf Arnesen and Mathea Kjolgaard
George F. Manley and Hilda A. Sellberg
Peter Subury and Nettie Hinzley, Jacob G..
Koeher and Amelia LETTER, Jacob Rosertz-
weig and Meety Tany, Henry Will and Eta
F. Henderson.