St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The name of J. A. Barnes should appear
instead of j. N. Bearnes as one OF the fifty
appointed by the Reform club.
The competitive drill of company ], for the
magnificent cup presented by W.. II. steele,
will take place tomorrow evening at the
armory.
The city council will visit the university
campus tomorrow to inspect the site offered
by the regents for the proposed new city
hospital.
c. E. Haynes will address the Single Tax
lea que at the West hotel tonight, on the SUP
iect: How City Would Grow Under the
Single Tax"
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following persons: Carl V. Spiegel and
Barbars Heftz. Richard Callett and Selma
Wandrsee, James W. Ray and Dora F. Day.
The police commission will meet this
morning and among other things will con-
slider the cases of the officers against whom
yerdicts were rendered by the jury in the
" bite trial.
The Century Piano and Organ company
poration, increasing the capital stock to
S5OO,OOO, and the limit OF Indebtedness TO
$250,O00.
The annual meeting of the Minnetonka
Improvement association will be held at the
West hotel to-day at IL a. m. The reports OF
officers will be heard, ana an executive COM
mittee elected.
DR.. Kilvington has prepared an address on
Municipal Sanitation" by request which
he will deliver at joint1 meeting of the
trades and labor assembly and Nationalist III
q few days.
The letter carriers will not appear in the
Memorial day parade this year, because OF
failure to receive their new suits III season.
They object to appearing without them.
Some of the new helmets have arrived.
Chief Engineer Kendrick, of the Northern
Pacific has awarded the contract for bui Id
i,r no ShOnS Tacoma.
to A. McMullen & Co., of Minneapolis. There
are tWenty-siX buildings to be erected.
At the meeting of Bapti ST ministers yester-
day forenoon, the prohibition resolution in
troduced by the Method1sts at the union
meeting two weeks ago. came up Tor dlscus-
sion and action. 1t was decided to table IT.
Articles Incorporating the Bernheimer
Wine company, with capital stock OF S2O,-
OOO were filed yesterday. The lncorporators
are Jacob August, Topeka, KAN; Emma G.
Bernheimer and James q. Kellogg, OF Mime
apolis
Superintendent of the Poor Snyder, in a
letter to his assistant says the convention of
correction and charities. which he is now
attending in Baltimore has full representa-
ton from every state and also delegates from
England
Articles were fled with the register Of
deeds Yesterday incorporating the Bern
heimer Wine company, with a capital stock
OF 100000. the incorporators are: Jacob
CryuSt, Topeka, nan. Emma u DeIiiieIuer
and James A. Kellogg, of Minneapolis.
The com mittee of arrangements of the
Northwestern Travelling Mems association
met at the Windsor house Sunday, and per-
fected arrangements for the travelling mems
reunion, which will be held at Brightwood
|. Beach, at Lltchfield, Mimi, from June 81 to
| July 6.
| The Minneapolis & st. Louis road has al
| ready made arrangements for large num-
| be1 of excursions to Lake Minnetonka.
| Among the organizations are the swedish
| Brothers, Gustavus Adolphus society, An