St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBu1Es.


meeting is to be held at 6o7 Second av-
enue north t1iiH evening 10 reorganize the old
Murphy club.
Rabbi Marks delivers the third of his series
of sermons on Greed Against ECreed'' to-
morrow evening at the synagogue on "Toler-
ance i'll Creed
Rev. William Wilkinson continues his ad-
dresses OH social questions next Sunday, at
The Bijou .theater, al p. m, on Man, Ma
terial and'Duty.N
II. E. Rowell, who found his coat in
pawnshop on Twelfth avenue south, and had
some trouble over recovering it. has repieV-
ined the garment.
The council committee on roads and
bridges met yesterday and ordered two
wooden bridges built across Minnehaha
creek on Twenty eighth and Thlrly-fourth
avenues south.
A number of railroad officials and others
Interested in railroad appliances Will test tne
Dunn safety switch tomorrow afternoon III
the Milwaukee yards. The party will leave
The Milwaukee passenger depot at ESQ p. NJ
Charles Morgan has been pardoned by the
United States authorities. He was serving
term i'll the county Jail for selling liquor to
the Indians. His sentence was six months
in prison and a fine OF 500. The fine was
RENTED.
James Mclean was convicted in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday morning OF having
stolen suit of clothes and sundry articles
and was sent to the workhouse for thirty
days His excuse was that he was drunk
when he took the property.
Workmen will commence laying rails on
the belt line at New Brighton station next
week. The road bed is nearly finished.
There is some work on the cut near 81. An
thony Park yet, and that will be finished IN
about TWO weeks. The road will be ballasteo
and in proper shape 10 operate by July L.
All Canadians and former residents of Can
ada are requested to meet at the Office Oh
Adams IL Meaeher, 55 Fourth street south.
This evening at 5 o'clock for the purpose OF
forming a Canadian.American club. Those
who can not conveniently attend at that time
may send their names and addresses TO Mr..
NJ. ". Meagher, above address.
All Canadians and former residents OF
Canada are requested TO meet at the once OF
Adams 4 Meagber, 50 Fourth street south,
on Friday evening at s o'clock, for the pur-
pose of forming a Canadian club. Ihose
who cannot conveniently attend at that Tune
may send their names and address TO M. w.
Meagher, above address.
Rev. S. L. r. Speare was installed as pastor
of Pilgrim Congregational church Wednes-
day night He has been pastor OF the church
for about year. and has just been reelected
for another year. \ welcome on behalt or
the Evangelical churches of the city by Rev
H. c. Mabie, pastor OF the Central Baptst
church, was al interesting feature OF the &C.
casion.
piles for the Thirty-siXth street bridge, upon
the lihe of the motor tracks near Lake Cal
houn. has commenced. There was some
little dissatisfaction upon the part OF some OF
the property owners, but Aid. George ID.
Warren chairman of the railroad committee
City Engineer Andrew Rin6er and represen-
tatives Of the street railway company met
them yesterday and arrived at an amlcaple
agreement
The awards on the government flour con-
tract referred to last week by the Northwest
Prn Miller are as follows: Mandan roller
Mill company, 327, 600 pounds straight al
235 per 100 pounds; same company,
81 100 pounds patent at $3.50 per 100
pounds; Columbia Mill company, Minneapo-
lis q, 400 pounds patent at S2.42; Wash
burn-Crosby company, Minneapolis, ]25
barrels patent at $40 per Darrell; same com
pany, l73, 900 pounds straight at $40 per
barrel; NeS Enge, Atwater Mimi, los, 900
pounds straight at $3.50 uer 100 pounds.
The preliminary examination of Charles NJ.
Hoag, charged with illegally approprlatlng
United States property, was held Wednesday
before United States Commissioner r. X.
Odell The alleged otfense occurred March
"a. Hoag was engaged in carting away re-
fuse from the postotiice, and is charged with
with old paper and other waste matter. Mr.;
Odell saws ii is merely technical violation OF
the law, ana that it is not probable that Hoag
viii be punished. AS n result of the ex-
Ous
bonds TO await the action of the grand jury
at Winona.
Measles were reported yesterday as follows
50 South Twelfth street, 629 South Ninth
street, 219 Eleventh avenue south, 7O2
Adams street. 400 Eighth street southeast,
1923 South Twelfth street, BIOS Llndley
avenue, 719 Madison street, 725 Third street
northeast S02 Main street northeast 1927
North Sixth street. 1908 Hawthorne avenue,
20 4 Norrh Second street. 1l9 Twenty-hrst
avenue north, 1907 Seventeenth avenue
south, 313 Fifteenth avenue south, 25l3
Fifteenth avenue south, 25Q5 Thirteenth
avenue south, 3205 Park place, 1914 Wash
ington avenue south, 1406 Franklin avenue,
9l3 South Fifth street, 1920 Fourteenth
avenue south.
NMeasels exist at BIOS Lindley avenue, 2700
NicOllet avenue, 7l9 Madison street north
east, 725 Third street northeast, S02 Main
street, 1928 Twenty-frst avenue north, 2327
Sixth street north, 1903 Hawthorn avenue,
2U04 Second street north, 119 Twenty-frst
avenue north, 1907 Seventeenth avenue
sontb. 3I3 Fifteenth avenue south. 25l3
Fifteenth avenue south. 2505 Thirteenth
avenue south, SU5 Fifteenth avenue south.
2913 Thirteenth avenue south, 32O5 PARK
place. 1914 Washington avenue south, l406
Franklin avenue, 9l3 Fifth street south,
1924 Seventeenth avenue south. 1870 Four
teenth avenue south. 1914 Washington
avenue south, 2544 Fifteenth avenue south,
2904 First avenue south.
Meat Inspector Davies says butcher
has complained because he condemned
lot of meat that was all ready to be
made into 'wiener wursts.' Perhaps
of the inspector hadn't found the stuff
some of the hot and dead game sports
who make a midnight lunch off ''red
hots" would have been compelled tC
spend some of their spare change fol
doctors bills.