St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-12
MINNEAPOLIS G1oBULEs.

The Single Tax league meets Monday even
ing at 427 Nicollet.
J. Lundberg. charged with cruelty to ami
mails, was dismissed. =
c. M. Harper yesterday applied to the
council for employment as health in
spectOr.
A movement is on foot to buy Prof. Brad
ish's portrait of Washington for the Union
league.
Rev. j. R. Manton will preach at the Cen
trail Baptist church to morrow morning and
evening. ~
Rev. J. R. Creighton, of Milwaukee. will
preach at the First M. E. church tomorrow
morning.
1.-THE Minnesota Mutual Benefit association
has changed its name to the Minnesota Life
Insurance association.
Mrs. S. E. Bishop, of Denver. will address a
spiritualist meeting at So Forty first street
south this morning and evening.
Miller, Young & Akers have removed their
law Offices to Rooms 402, 4O3, 4O4 and 4O5
in the Globe building on Fourth street.
The surveyors of the county will meet at
the council chamber on Thursday afternoon
to take action to test the new surveyors bill.
Nick Schon, the South First street saloon
keeper, arrested for leaving his saloon open
last Sunday. pleaded guilty and paid $25 fine.
George McGregor took out permit yes
terday for a $1,000 row of four twO-story
frame dwellings, at 1872 to SO2 Lenox ave-
nue..
Judge Mahoney consented yesterday to re-
duce Harley's bond to 50, COO, and his friends
expect to have him out Of Jail before noon
to-day.
William Shakespeare, who recently swal-
lowed a large dose of laudanum with suici-
DIAL intent, died yesterday from the effects OF
the drug.
were paid to-day by cheque OF $6, OOO IL.
This does not include the personal property
tax and is on valuation OF about S35O,OOO.
John Maddox will address the Secular
(Freethought) society on THE Gospel OF
Jesus; Can He Be His Own WitnessT at
1880 D. M, 412 NicOffet avenue, rooms IL
and IA.
The presidents of local relief corps will
meet the department commander, Mrs. Lydia
A. George, at the Foster house parlors First
avenue south and First street, Monday after
noon.
The proposed street car line from Twen-
tieth avenue north via Emerson to Thirty
second avenue north, will probably De laid
this season. The wards benefited will do
great deal of the grading.
The special committee on Strengthening
Bassett 4 creek, recommended to the council,
Yesterday that the creek be Strengthened
from Third street north to point 100 feet
south of Western avenue.
Mack Ford, the motor engineer who Jared
so badly during the strike, failed to identify
ieX- engineer Carl fdpSt, VINO was aIldiSucu
yesterday on the charge of asSaulting the
former Papst was discharged.
The New York Morning Journal says that
a young man named Mel Mcleod Heating
has commenced suit for divorce against his
wife, on account of her intimacy with
Charles Noel Flagg, an artist well known In
Minneapolis.
The subject Of discussion by the Social
science institute at the Labor temple this
evening is: Resolved, That the opening up
of natural opportunities to all would be the
solution of the labor question" 10 be intro
duced by II. B. Martin.
The city attorney decides that special ord1-
nances are not necessary for the telephone.
Brush electric, and other companies to ena-
BILE them to put their wires underground.
They can go ahead under the general ordi-
nance and the city engineers directions.
Manager Book has contracted with the
Manhattan Opera Glass Supply company to
place opera glasses in the Pence next season.
The glasses will be in the back Of each seat.
The "open sesame" of the box will be
'put-a- nicke-in-the-slot' arrangement.
Articles of incorporation of the North
western Land company were yesterday filed.
They will handle principally Minneapolis
and Hennepin county land. The company
is to commence work on July with a capital
stock of S2OO,O0O William b. Clark. Jesse
B. Chuttertun and Truman E. Penny are the
lncorporators.