St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday were 81 O23. 1;2. "a.
The new organ at Plymouth church was
last night dedicated by a concert.
1t is announced that Sergt. Brueshaber, of
the Second precinct, will resign his position
on the police force to engage in business for
himself.
A permit was yesterday issued for altering
the exposition building 10 accommodate the
Christian Endeavor convention, amounting
to $1,000.
Thirty-one delegates and about fifty other
members of the order will attend the /. o. O.
+. grand lodge at Mankato. which begins
Thursday next
The supervisor of the poor viii return to
Duluth Mrs. l.. B. Niles, a pauper, who it
appears should be charge of that CITY and
not Minneapolis.
A seven-year-old son of John PluTmer. re-
siding at 2G27 Twenty-third avenue south
fell into the river near the short line bridge
yesterday afternoon and was drowned.
A case of diphtneria at us Twenty fourth
avenue south, and cases of measles at Tenth
street and Fourth avenue and SOP Sonth
Ninth street, were reported at the health
office yesterday.
All the Offices at the court house will be
closed on Memorial day with the exception
of the treasurers. which will be open as
usual, and the county auditors, which will
run with half force.
A policeman called time on an interest
ing scrap" between q bartender and rail
GOdu man on lne corner OF Washington ana
Hennepin avenues last evening about Z
o'clock and marched them both to the Gen.
trail station.
The following marriage licenses were IS
sued yesterday: Frank II. Schuler and
Lydia Kern Alfred Anderson and Anna L.
Peterson, Edward Roggman and Mathilda
Schaber, Henry Plasse and Addie Dyarlars,
Gust A Lun dborg and Ida NJ. Mortenson.
Frank Russell and Thomas Murphy were
fined $25 each in the, police court yesterday
for disc rderly conduct. 1t appears they
stopped gentlemen near the Holmes hotel
and demanded 10 cents, and that when be
refused to disgorge they began to jostle and
punch him.
Dennis Mills. assistant engineer at the Syn
dicate block, who was crushed under an ele-
vator Tuesday afternoon, is being cared fol-
at st. Anthony hospital, and it is now be-
lieved that he will recover. lie is a widoweI
with seven children, and resides at 3045 Fif
teenth avenue south.
John Strausberg, a painter, received a Sc
we're electric shock while engaged i'll painting
cross arm on one of the electric line poles
at lO o clock yesterday morning and fell to
the ground, breaking one of his legs. He is
being cared for at ST. Barnaba's hospital
and his Injuries are not considered serious.
lie is single man, and boards with his
mother at 122S Washington avenue south.
At the annual meeting of the Presbyterian
Alliance the following officers were elected
President, Rev. j. S. Black; vice president
Rev. William Kincaid; secretary, Frank
Eustis; treasurer, S. A. Harrison; directors
j. 5. Crombie, G. $. Cairns. Westminster; O.
:. S.ClaiS, First church; j p. Bonnen. Andrew
Rev. d. e. Wells, Franklin; Il. F. hetoney
Highland Park; E. c. Brown, Stuart; Rev. j
! B. Donaldson Fifth church; Angus Mcleod
Shiloh; j. P; Wallace: Oliver; Rev, j. P
Wilmington: House of Faith; Rev. D. S. Me
Revs. a. x. Harsha, w. R. Reynolds, A. b
Nichols, j. Lloyd Lee.