St. Paul daily globe., 1890-04-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

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There will be All old-tme concert at Vine
Congregational churcn this evening
ia Shea. of this city, will establish q
branch fruit house in Crookston, MINI.
Secretary Elliott, of the Y. NJ G. A., is con-
ducting evening meetings for men at Ply
mouth church.
This week the work Of laying stone in the
walls Of the new court house and city hall
will be commenced. ts'75
The Minnesota Association Of Union ex
Prisoners of War will meet this evening in
the Richards block. )leei
Henry & Balch will build three-story
brick Office building at 4l2 Third street
south, to cost SIS, 700. 7ss
The monthly meeting Of the directors Of
the Northwestern hospital Will be held
Thursday, April 8, at 2:30 p. m. ~
Wayzata high school scholars gave an ex-
hibition Monday night, the proceeds OF
which will be used to buy flag. }ga
The statement of the business done at the
postoffice for March shows an increase of
TSse asse. IMAM 20 per cent over 'na' 0' MARCH,
There will be no more fairs for the benefit
of the Catholic Orphan asylum. Hereafter
the institution will be supported by contri-
buttons.
The current North American Review con-
tains an article from the pen Of Bishp Whip
pie, OF Faribault on "My Life Among the
Indians
Articles were yesterday filed with the regis
ter of deeds incorporating the Danish Evan
gelical church by A. S. Wilson, the pastor,
and others.
The library board will probably order the
art gallery and museum open only Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings, SO as to
save on the expense OF lighting.
Levi Mayer, the lawyer Of the Pilsbury-
ne h1rn Et,0 1iSnS q
city yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Mayer had
nothing to say to the newspapers.
The st. Louis company commenced yester-
day the shipment OF a hundred cars Of ice
from Mnnetonka to ST. Louis. Next year
the road will erect large icehOuses.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
the following persons: Charles V. Berg
quist and Augusta H. Anderson. Charles
Farsberg and Emma Peterson, Otto Roth and
JuStlna Anderson.
The negotiations between the Collegiate
Reformed church. of New York. and DR..
Burrell are at an end DR.. Burreu yesterday
received letter accepting his telegraphic
declination with regrets.
A deed has been filed transferring the Uni
VerSlty Methodist Episcopal church property
from Z. W. Meneilley to Joseph A. Wright
for $25 o 10. The transfer is necessitated by
an error in a former deed. IS
Articles of amendment of the Minneapolis
Distilling company have been filed at St.
600. The Minneapolis Co-operative COM
pany also increased its stock to $500. 900.
Rev. j. G. Tcter, of the Bloomington Ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal church. was pre-
sented with q handsome silver cup and
pitcher by his congregation last Sunday, com
memorative of his fifty-second anniversary.
There will be grand banquet and reunion
of Baptists under the auspices of the Baptist
Locial union, at the First church. Friday
evening. Supper will be served, and will
be followed by addresses by we'll known
speakers.
The Western Union Telegraph company
has extended to the exposition management
the free use of its wires for all business re-
| lating to the exposition. The North Ameri-
can company extended the same privilege
last December.
The question Of the expense of lighting the
| public library building win be considered
| seriously at the next meeting of the library
! board, and it is probable that steps will be
| taken to arrange for purchasing dynamo
| for the building.
Mrs. George Mahew was thrown from her
carriage last evening at First avenue south
and Seventh street and badly cut, about the
| head. She was removed to her home, 160Ss
Penn avenue, i'll the police ambulance. Her
| injuries are said to be serious.
Receiver Truesdale, Of the Minneapolis &
st. Louis road, will petition the court for !
Cedar Lake. The ola shop is frame builds :
ing. which would cost more to repair thanit !;
is worth. The new shop will be Of brick, apdt
will cost S25, 900.
The state dental board met at the medical J
college of the university yesterday to exam
inc candidates for certificates Of fitness to ]
practice dental surgery. The five graduates
Of the college, with several applicants FROM
outside, were examined. There is some COM
plant that the standard set by the board Of
examiners is unnecessarily high.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Minnesota Baptist Association held its
fourteenth annual convention at 1mmanual
began at 10 o'clock. The meeting was we'll
attended. Lunch was served by the ladies
of Emmanuel church. Last evening addresses
were delivered by Reys. Wayland Hoyt and
E. s. Price.
Sergeant Crocker, who is stationed at Fort
Smelling, last night arrested man named
Edward Lewis on the charge of being de-s
serter from the army. Lewis showed fight.
but with the assistance of Officer Grattan he
was locked up i'll the central station. Lewis
claims it is case of mistaken Identity, and
says he was never in the army. He says his
home is in New Richmond, Wis, and that he
has only been away from it for month.
New cases of measles were reported yester-
| day as existing at the following places: 927
Thirteenth avenue southeast, AZ? Ninth av-
enue south, $40 South Fourth street. sos
| South Seventh street, So Royalston avenue,
81 South Twelfth street, 1O6 Sixteenth av-
| enue southeast, 1000 Seventeenth avenue
| southeast, 4nS North Fourth street. 1921
| Twelfth avenue southeast, 234 Ridgewood
| avenue, AT and 4l9 Nicollet avenue, 1921
| Nicollet auenue, 324 Buchanan street north
| east 1929 Six-and-a-half avenue south, 2Sl6
| Eleventh avenue south, 2S14 Eleventh aV-
| enue south.
Spring Oyercoats and Hats.