St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES

The Veterans Union League will meet at
the club room this evening.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to
Henry Sodergren and Amanda Johnson.
The sheriff of Norman county stopped In
the city to-day with an insane woman whom
he is taxing TO the asylum at st. Peter.
The Union Sunday school teachers meet
Ing will be held this afternoon at O'Clock,
at Dyer's music hall, led by Henry Plant
The bank cearings yesterday were 1919
654.5S, and for the week S4.684, 2I4.28, as
against 81. JOG, 733.03 the same week last
year.
The monthly and semi-monthly meetings
of the directors of the Central W. C. T. U.
Coffee Palace will be held March 10 and "A
respectively.
The sixth consignment Of clothing and
bedding was sent yesterday for the rellef or
the Dakota sufferers in Edmunds, Rolette
and Botuneau counties.
The funeral of Mrs Michael Quinlan, who
died at spokane Falls, occurred yesterday
morning, and the remains were inferred at
the West side Catholic cemetery.
Charles Mcintyre. a resident OF Hennepin
county, died in his sleigh Thursday night,
while driving from Anoka to his home. He
was afflicted with infammatOry rheumatism.
de was thirty five years old and unmarried.
AT the meeting of the trustees of Westmin-
ster church the following were elected:
Elders, w. NJ Tenny, C. |. Thompson. j. S.
d. Z. Dean, S. II. Findley. W. f. Rogers and
G. H. Miller
policeman is to be stationed at the library
building Saturday and sunday evenings, and
one of the library attendants is to be sworn
in as a special officer TO repress the annoy
ances of hoodlumS who have occaSloned
complaint.
Messrs. Fl. J. Shares, Frank Carleton and
j. r. Vanderlip yesterday conducted writ
ten examination of tour candidates for ad'
mission to the bar. An oral examination
will follow today.
The report OF Health Officer Kilvington for
the month of February shows total death
roll OF 1T. OF these 81 were males and 80
females. The death rate for the month was
1885 per 1000, while in 1889 1t was .S77 for
the same period.
Lewis Thompson, young Scandinavian
living at 500 Nineteenth avenue south, while
skating on Central park yesterday morning
fell and broke his leg. The patrol wagon was
called and ne was taken 10 DR.. Rockford's,
where the fractured bones were set.
By the apportionment of the state fund for
schools, the county auditor has received in
structions to draw on the state auditor for
81 S,S4U.29. being 6 cents for each OF the
D. scholars of Hennepin county: OF
this number, $3.50 children are in Mime
apoiis. There are 1854 more pupils than
year ago.
Tuesday a committee of the library board
will go in body to South Minneapolis to ip-
spect the two sites proposed tor branch
libraries. A meeting of the board will then
be called and action taken. Herbert Put
nam, the librarian, expects to go East next
week. or the week following. to be gone i've
q or six weeks.
( The New England Furniture company has
Z declared semi-annual dividend of . per
cent which is to be added TO the salaries Of
all employees who have been with the COM
pany tor one year. The amount added Will
= be 8 per cent of an employees SALARY for SIX
months, added to whatever MS salary may
be. Manager Helm thinks the proht-sharlng
I scheme has been success, and hopes 10 ILL
crease the percentage in the future
I A. BruesIed. the present treasurer Of the
Norwegian Turner's society, says that the
statement that he has skipped is without
foundation. He says that the suit OF John Fl.
Berg for S!S4 for rent is not against the So
Giety as q whole, but against individual mem
bers of the society. He saws further that the
withdrawal Of funds recently reported was
done If at all, by the former treasurer, VINO
left Minneapolis over two years ago.
At the meeting of the Firemen's Relief as
ISOLATION twenty-nine claims were allowed to
various members. aggregating 30 %. Mer-
rift Daily, the fireman at No. S, who broke his
leg at the recent inspection, is getting along
very we'll he has fourteen pound weight
hanging at his foot to keep his leg in posi-
ton. The annual vaccination of the depart
ment began March l, ard now about twenty
members are on the sick report with sore
arms.
Dr. Thomas NJ. Pallet. superintendent Of
the Springfield, Mass, board OF education,
lectured before the junior class at the high
school last evening. taking for MS subject
Education in and Ont of schools" He tried
to prove that the natural surroundings Of
con m unity had as much to do with the edu-
cation of its individual members as the
school training given them. Another lect-
ure, which will De the last of the winter
course, will occur this afternoon.