St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-26
at the meeting of the Social Science institute
this evening.

at the meeting of the Social Science institute
this evening.
Adjt Gen. Mullen has issued an order max
ing officers and members of the militia
responsible for all the state property under
their control.
&c. Penney, the principal opposer of the
proposed change in the Lyndale avenue
grade, threatens to stop the work by means
Of an Injunction.
The Womans Relief corps will give q
memorial of the flowers entertainment at
Harmonic hail. Wednesday evening, consist
ing of war songs and Rotations.
Thomas Edmonds had E. W. Comstock ar
rested yesterday for keeping vicious DOG,
which bit John, Edmonds' ten-year-old son.
The case will be heard on the 9th.
The Minneapolis Brewers Benevolent asso-
citation, together with the same order at st.
Paul have arranged for grand picnic to-
day at Germania park, keegan's Lake.
Charles Sorent, who was burnt in effigy at
Sixth and Emerson avenues north the other
day. says it was crowd of hoodlums and not
of his tenants who assisted at the execution.
Mrs. Edwin Bradley and child arrived here
from England Yesterday and are without
funds Mrs. Bradley expected her husband
to meet her here, but has not found him as
yet.
At the regular meeting of the Minneapolis
Fuel company the following officers were
elected: W. Il. McMullen, president; A. E.
McMullen. vice president; G. II. Mather,
general manager, and E. W. Clark, secre
tary.
The Secular free thought) society will be
addressed by Charles Milward on Equality
and the Secular Union" at Alp Nicollet ave-
nue., rooms IL and IA, at 1880 p. m. These
meetings are free. All are invited to attend.
Sam Gurane, Finlander who worked for
Winston Bros. at Mud lake, arrived here yes
terday with a broken leg and was taken to
the city hospital. Gurane claims to have
been soreiy neglected by his employers after
receiving the injury.
Andrew j. Jackson and Lena Anderson,
Leland W. Lockwood and Henrietta McNair,
John T. Schulze and Freda Schanauer, j.
Percy Appleby and Lizzie G. Foltz. Charles
Ginse and Ada Puffer, Burton E. Booth and
Florence Richardson were granted marriage
licenses yesterday.
Frank Peterson's house. at the corner OF
Thirteenth avenue south and Nineteenth
street. and n. C. Olson's shoe store, at 229
Fifth street south, were burglarized Fridey
night. Sixteen pairs of shoes were stolen
from the latter place and q watch and $25 in
money from the former.
The Boston Fidelity Insurance company is
to put up family hotel building at the cor
ner of Twelfth street and First avenue south,
to cost $4,000. 1t is to be 15Ox55. four
stories, red brick and brown stone There
will be about ninety rooms, restaurant.
drug store, barber shop, ladies' parlor, and
offices on the ground floor.
The regular monthly meeting of the Min
nesota & Dakota Association of Under
. writer's was held at the NicOllet house yester-
day morning. No business of outside i'm
portance was transacted. President E. NJ.
Hitchcock. of this city, was in the chair. and
W. c. Bredenhagen, of st. Paul, officiated at
! the desk. Twenty-Five special agents were
present. The next meeting will be held at
the Ryan hotel. St Paul, June 90.