St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The Robert Emmett Literary society meets
Sunday afternoon.
The Normand eries Singing society is to
give a concert at Normanna hall June2.
The annual meeting Of the Minnesota State
Pharmaceutical association has been post
poned from June TO September.
Thus far this month there have been sew
enty-three fire alarms, which exceeds the
previous highest record, that for July, 1890.
The following marriage licenses were
granted yesterday: Theodore Skyllingstad
and Annie Swanson, Magnus Nelson aud
Mary S. Olson.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$3.50 1926 and for two weeks SS,050, 929. 10, as
against $5,6l5, 31.59 for the corresponding
week of last year.
1t is probable the University electric line
will start up to morrow, and the Hawthorne
avenue cars will run clear through from the
West to the East side terminus.
The curves for the street railway tracks
are being put in at Third avenue NORTH pre-
paratory TO using the half of the new Wash
ington avenue bridge recently finished.
The DAM military band will give its first
concert of the season at the Lake Harriet
band next Sunday afternoon from to
) o'clock, and in the evening from to 10
o'clock.
The nailers in the mills want an advance
in wages of % cents per day. They now
generally receive 81 per day, but think this is
insufficient. as the packers get $3.50 and
81. 75 d day.
Register Heinrich states that he thinks he
has discovered the identity of the thief who
rifled the safe in his Office Wednesday night,
and says he will prosecute the case unless
the money is returned.
W. c. Robinson, supreme secretary, and H.
H Miller, supreme orator. will be among the
notableS present at the installation of the
grand council of the Royal Arcanum in Min
neapolis next Tuesday.
{ Geo. w. Coaley, the civil city engineer.
says the idea that the daming of Minnehaha
creek and the other arrangements proposed
for raising the water in Lake Minnetonka is
| going to destroy the Falls, great mistake.
| All members of the Third brigade, First
| division of the Fifth army corps. residing in
| Hennepin county are asked to send their ad-
| dress to E. III. Allen, Yanderberg block, SO
invitations to the reunion can be sent them.
| 7To-morrow morning in addition to the
| services in honor Of Trinity Sunday at Geth-
samane church there viii be a memorial serv-
| ice, at which John A. Rawlins post. company
| Q, and the Woman's Relief corps are invited
| to be present.
| The last official act of DR.. D. J. Burrell be-
| fore leaving for New York was the baptising
| of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. l..
| Block. DR.. Burrells farewell letter, written
| at Chicago, was read at Thursday night $
| prayer meeting.
John Peterson, one of the laborers en-
ployed upon the grading at the corner OF
Fourth avenue north and Washington, was
| struck By car yesterday afternoon. and had
| his collar bone broken. He is being cared fol
at st. Mary's hospital, and at last accounts
was resting easily.
| Ada Mack, the woman in whose house May
Templeton and Jennie Bradshaw were
arrested a few days since, was ar
ing. charged with keeping house of i'll
fame. She pleaded guilty to the charge anC
put up 800 bail for her appearance on june
| 10. the day set for sentence.