St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $685.
4S4.S So.
The rainfall of Tuesday night amounted
only to half an inche. The force of the wind
made it seem heavier.
A boy named William Terrier pleaded
guilty yesterday 10 the larceny of set of
harness and was bound over TO the grand
jury.
j. c. Mccullough, farmer residing near
Aberdeen. S. D.. died at the ST. Anthony hos
pital Tuesday as the result of surgical OPP
Grafton.
The annual reunion of the survivors of the
First Minnesota will begin at Winona to-day.
Several old soldiers have gone down to par
ticipate.
The funeral of Harry and Louis Weiss. the
boys who were drowned in the river Tuesday
afternoon. took place yesterday from Con-
nolly's undertaking establishment
Measles at 1924 Fifteenth avenue south and
14l4 Harmon place and diphtheria at 772
Twenty-seventh avenue northeast were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
The Great Northern will next Sunday begin
to run all of its Minnetonka trains for the
summer. There will be seven daily trains
each way between the cities and Minnetonka.
Tine commencement exercises of Holy
Angels academy were held Tuesday. Honors
were conferred upon Misses Maud NJ Gau-
man, Anna NJ. Moriarty and Emma f.
Hodges.
Mrs E. s. Buringame, of Providence, ex-
president of the Rhode Island w. c. r. IT,,
will deliver an address this evening at the
& Free Baptist church, corner Nicollet and
Fifteenth street.
Another big contract has been secured BY
+ Minneapolis parties. Bardweil. Robinson &
Co. have contracted to furnish a New York
building material firm Sl,0000C0 worth of
finished hardwood building material.
William Farris of Elk River, came to Min
Deapolis Tuesday and hadn't been in town
an hour until he was arrested by Inspector
Hoy on the charge OF stealing new single
harness from Victor Cedergren, at 2123 Nine
teenth avenue south. Yesterday morning he
was bound over 10 the grand jury.
Tomorrow evening the corner stone of the
Odd Fellows hall. corner of Central avenue
and Fourth Streets will be laid with appro-
of St. Paul, conducting the ceremony. Past
Grand Representative Hurd, of st. Anthony
lodge, and Grand Representative Nye will
make addresses.
Tonight occurs the lawn festival at the
Home of the Good Shepherd. corner Twenty
seventh street and Bloomington avenue.
Those who have failed to secure their tickets
can buy them on the ground. The ladies
from the different parishes will serve de-
icious refreshments. and there will be good
music and grand display of fireworks.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following parties: John L. Hutson and
Emily Norman. Halvor E. Trusetti and Alma
G. Anderson, William II. II. johnson and
Hattie NJ. Burdick, Charles j. Johnson and
Talulah Cowles. George T. Miller and Nj
nette Stocker, James A. Scott and Ellen Lee,
Samuel NJ. Davis and Fannie B. Wagner.
Yesterday morning w. f. Alice, patrolman
in the First police precinct resigned from
the force TO engage in mining business on
Lake Ontario. Supt. Henderson speaks very
highly of Alice as an officer and says he is
sorry to lose him. The superintendent also
expresses regret at the resignation of Officer
McNiver, which took place several days ago
Articles of incorporation of the Norwegian
Lutheran Church of America have been filed
The trustees are Nils jacobson, Port Wash
Hoff, Minneapolis; liver Larson, DEBORAH. To.
j. X. Acker. Crookston. Mimi. Ole o. Ann
stad, Eau Claire, Wis; A. A. Klove, Leland
Ill Halle SIens.aad, Madison, Wis; Pref