St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-18
MIME APOLIs GLOBULEs.

The city council will meet at the Milwau-
kee depot on Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, ard
go in body to ST. Paul to Investigate q new
garbage system.
Several boxes of shoes were found by the
police Friday night in North Minneapolis
They were evidently stolen, and were taken
to police headquarters fol Identification.
The first meeting of those interested In
forming a Canadian American club was held
Friday night at Adams & Meagher's, 90
Fourth street south. A const tuition is being
drafted, and another meeting will be held
next Friday at the same place.
Houston & Harris are to send solid
through train of twenty air brake cars &c
Spokane Falls, carrying I25, 600 pressed and
moulded brick. The train leaves Minneape-
lis at 10 a. m. Monday, May 10, and reaches
Spokane Falls at .. M, May "a.
The American Water Works association
will meet in Chicago next Tuesday. 1t is ex.
pected that large delegation will attend
from Minneapolis. G. NJ. Foote has been in
vited to preside a the banquet which will be
held at the Grand Pacific Thursday evening.
James G. Herbert, employed in the Pills
bury B mill, had the toes OF his right foot cut
off by a freight train, Friday night, on the
Sixth avenue south tracks. The injured man
was taken to DR.. A. A. Ames' Office, and
afterwards conveyed to his home, at GIG
Nineteenth avenue south.
n e. SWartout manager of the Aberde cen
apartment HOUSE III ST. Tdul. Has Iclt UlySC6E.
iously, leaving a number of creditors be-
hind. 1t is said he also obtained money on G.
worthless check from j. E. ThWing, which
still remains unprovided for. MIR. Swartou
was we'll connected and left an estlmable
family. His trouble was drink.
Senator W. D. Washburn IS in correspond.
ence with OXuard, the Nebraska sugar man
ufacturer, who says from his observations of
the fac t relating to the growth of the sugar
beet. Minnesota is one of the best countries
on the earth for their production. He may
in the near future establish an extensive
plant in this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verbunker, of Osseo, were
driving along First avenue south yesterday
afternoon, when their horse frightened at
the motor, became unmanageable and ran
into the curb. The front wheel was broken
and both occupants thrown out. Mrs. Yer
bunker was bruised somewhat about the
head but was not seriously hurt. Mr.. YER
bunker sustained no I'M uries.
The promenade concert on Nicollet island,
which is to be given May 2ois an interesting
topic of conversation in society. The ladies
having the affair in charge are being con-
graduated upon securing such representative
talent as makes up the programme. Mrs.
Katharine L. Fisk and Miss Geneva E. John
son, Of Chicago, are familiar to the music
loving people of Minneapolis Whitney
Mockridge, the tenor also of that city, is a
great favorite with Chicago people.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
the following persons: Samuel W. Pierson
and Helen Peterson, Cornelius Horgan and
Annie Hennessey, WILDER S. Yike and Lizzie
Murphy, George Leo ana Jennie Yetzer. Ole
Hagen and Josephine Jusst julius sroka and
Kate Madsen jerome N. thinner and Annie
NJ. Therdan, Andrew Malberg and Salma
Peterson, Alexander E. Clarendon and Flor.
enee G. Yorke, Otto Glorwick and Henrietta
Oleson, Andrew Shallen and Jennie Olson,
Adolph Carson and Mathilda Edlund.
The American Board of the Congregation
alists having sent out circulars on changing
the constitution. Plimouth church has
adopted resolution favoring an application.
to the legislature of Massachusetts for an
amendment to he charter of the board rem
dering the embership of the board more
truly respective of the Congregational
church at large, and providing that one-third
the membership of the board shall be Sc
lected by the states, the board to use it's
Judgment in the selection Of members from
the ones thus proposed. The question as to
whether the American board is to remain a
close corporation or not will be prominent
in the discussion which will arise at the
great meeting of the board in Minneapolis
next fall.