St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Sons of the American Revolution will
meet at the West hotel Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock.
The Irish Standard says that the state con.
yeDIion of the A. o. Ii. viii probably be held
at Duluth, June 10.
Rev. c. A. Cressy will address the Single
Tax league at the West hotel this evening on
1.-The Situation and the Solution
Reports from the log drives are discourag-
ing 1t will take big rains TO bring the logs
down as fast as they are needed.
II now transpires that Congressman Sni-
dev was not the author of the bill to give TO
the city ali the government rights III Lake
Minnetonka.
A break III the water main at Eleventh
street and Second avenue south turned that
neighbOrhoOd INTO miniature lake last
evening
The Milwaukee yesterday put, on new
through train between Minneapolis and st.
Louis, leaving Minneapolis at 7:45 p. N.
ana arriving in st. Louis az 2:i0 p. III.
Judge Mahoney went to the state uuiver-
sity Yesterday and presented in the name of
Sr. KruZ. of Guatemala, the fine collection OF
books that were sent him for that purpose.
The Scandinavian carpenters union will
hold an open meeting "Wednesday night at
DANA hail. The speakers viii be Rev. a.
Lundeberg, Rev. August Dellgren, John +.
Peterson and others.
Joseph Potvin Jr. was yesterday appointed
Guardian for Joseph Potvin ST., his father.
The old gentleman has an interest in some
property here, and on account of his age it
was deemed advisable to appoint q guardian
to take care of il for him.
Elmer Schridner fell from an area way
near First avenue south and Washington
avenue Sunday night and received number
of cuts and bruises. The patrol wagon TOOK
him TO his home, iii Second street north
east. Elmer was drunk at the time of the ac-
cident.
The committee of arrangements in relation
to the reunion of travelling men to be held at
Brightwood Beach. I.itchheld, Mimi, June
80 to July 6, met at Litehfield yesterday. and,
after outlining their work, adjourned to meet
again with the committees Of finance. enter
tainment and reception. at Windsor hotel,
Minneapolis, May IL, at p M.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following persons: Robert Olson and
Charlotte Anderson. r. II. Rose and Maggie
Mclaughlin. Amos Hatcher and Mary Luby,
William Weston and Sarah Hanson. Wilhelm
Korthrode and Sophie Brending, Charles +.
Lawson and Addie E. Smith, Il. NJ. Smith
and Sarah Nugent, Peter II. Martin and Han
nah C. Delerud.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at the health Office yesterday:
Measles, 2436 Twenty-eighth avenue south.
6I9 North Sixth street, 2l2 Tenth avenue
1901 Spring street northeast, 1011 Harmonic
place. 1922 Thirteenth avenue south: scarlet
fever, 525 Thirteenth avenue south. and
diphtheria at 544 Sixth avenue north.
Capt John Amory has rendered his resig-
nation as drill master of the Flambeau club.
to take effect June l, owing to pressing per
sonal business. Capt. j. N. Harris will
probably take his old place as drill master.
The club had an excellent drill Saturday
evening, when twenty four picked men were
in line This squad will give a fancy exhibit
ton drill at the May party which the club
will Give at Masonic temple,
1t was reported that the Bemis Bros. Bag
company had purchased sixty-six feet on
Fourth Street SOUTH between sixth and Sew
enth avenues, and will erect q slx-st0ry
block for their manufacturing business The
Representative Of the company declined to
confirm the report as 10 the immediate cree
ton of the building. though 1t was admitted
that the land had been purchased. As to
lust when it would be improved there was
some question, though it was admitted that
the company had thought of making the i'm
proVement.