St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The Loyal Legioners to the number OF
forty-fve will dine at the West May l3-
Sheriff Eye has collected delinquent taxes
from LBS persons out of a total OF 3. 300.
He has until July to complete the canvass.
The street car company started a force of
500 men yesterday morning on Washington
avenue, preparing the street for the electric
line
The bank clearings yesterday were SS1S.-
1878. For the week they were 81, 909,-
1859. For the same week last year they
were 1879, i'd. 10.
Yesterd " was dull day in the municipal
court, only five DRINKS and four vagranrs
answering the roll call. The total amount of
fines collected was So.
At recent meeting of the faculty at Har-
ward university it Wss voted TO include Min
neapolis III the list of cities where eXamina-
tons for admission are held i'll June of each
year.
The Millers' National association conven-
ton in Minneapolis, June II, Is and -,
Will be more largely attended than any
meeting heretofore. Fully 1,0OU millers Will
attend.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
the following persons: Lars II. Olson and
Mary Hanson: Alfred Appleouist ana Mary
Anderson; Abraham Peterson and Annie
Ekelund.
Prof T. S. Reimestad, of Augsbur g semi
nary, this city, has declined to serve az q
member of the board OF directors of the
Scandinavian non-partlsan Prohibition
society, recently organized.
County Treasurer James states that after
June the 10 per cent penalty on delinquent
taxes will go into effect. Nearly 100000
has been paid into the treasury, while the
total tax to be collected is So 61J, 900.
Measles were reported yesterday at 171O
Jefferson street northeast, 32l7 Lindley ave-
hue, S25 second street northeast 32S Seventh
street northeast. 253z Aldrich avenue. 40
Revision avenue. Scarletina at 20I3 Twenty
seventh avenue south.
The commencement exercises of ,Judson
institute will take place Friday evening, May
30 at the First Baptist church, An address
will be made by Rev. Dr. Wayland Hoyt
The class includes Mary Dorranee Cushman,
Katherine Augusta Barnes and Bessie Adele
Wilson.
The case Of Charles NJ Hoag, who was ar
been set for hearing on May Ia by United
States Commissioner Odeil. Hoag was re-
leased on $500 bail. He Is an old soldier
and has lived in Minneapolis for nearly
thirty years.
C. W. SAWYER died at his residence, 1920
Fifth avenue south, at o'clock yesterday
morning. He was prominent member of
Nicollet lodge, I. o. o. F., and his funeral
will occur tomorrow afternoon from Cavalry
Baptist church at clock under the aus
pices of the Odd Fellows.
The jury called by Coroner Towers yester-
day 10 investigate the death of Frank Mum
ford. who was killed by falling from build
ing at Third avenue and second street Thurs
day evening, yesterday rendered a verdict
that death was due to internal hemorThages,
caused BY an accidental fall.
The fair OF the Norwegian 7. NJ C. 4.
building fund begins this evening at Dania
hall and continues one week, including next
Saturday The hall has been tastefully dec
GRATED and good programmes have been ar
ranged for every evening, and other arrange
ments have been made for the comfort and
pleasure of those who attend the fair. The
principal interest will center in the grand
drawing, which will contain seyenty-five
valuable prizes
The date of the joint conference of the
Ministerial union of Minneapolis and the st.
Paul Ministerial association OH the subject of
"Dencminational Cooperation as fixed by
the committee is Monday May II. at = p. M,
not Tuesday as announced at the Mime
apois ministerial meeting last Monday. The
place selected is tue First Baptist church, 81.
raul The public mass meeting and the sub
iect planned for the evening has been post
poned TO a later date.
The offer OF 500 towards a guarantee
fund for the grocery clerks picnic. June IS.
by the groeers' association has been accept
and other things by the following firms:
Prostitution company, three prizes for
whstling match; Lillbridge- Bremner com
pany sack races; ". s. Conrad, box of
cigars to each one of the winning base ball
nine; Husbands &, Co., rife contest; Fleisch-
man & Co.. $50 in three prizes for boat
race, eligible for clerks only.
The following council committees are
scheduled to meet next week: Monday, the
printing, gas joint committee of sewers. paw
ing water works and ways and means com
Inittess, to which was referred the petitions