St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearing were so29, 73l61.
There are only forty-six prisoners at the
Workhouse at present.
heV. Nj. d. Shutter last evening addressed
on open meeting at Nicollet lodge, /. o. o. F.
blsnop Gilbert held confirmation services
at 81. Andrews Episcopal church last even
HMrs W. H. Chamberlain will bui d three.
story block of brick fats at 1923. 1925, 1927
dennepln avenue to cost S21,00
Police Officers Robert Langdon, of the
south station and P. ]. Hurley, of the East
duty.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Father Christie.
Oh the church of the Ascension, is TO lecture
upon The Pope of Rome Who Is Herr at
d. Stephens church, Anoka
The Office of the clerk of the United States
the Office of Deputy Collector Trussell during
East
The employees of the water department
sm out yesterday to stop. the supply of
all persons delinquent in their water taxes
VI the $4,000 which became due on May /,
only $4,000 had been paid on the Goth.
IL was reported yesterday that Fred W.
brewer, formerly of Minneapolis, had been
arrested at Wahpeton charged with forgery.
He is said to have forged checks upon the
Wash
Miss Maud Ulmer, the popular young So
pesno OF TINS city, has received a flattering
ouer from Lewis Morrison to Join his Faust
company, but whether she will ACCEPT or not
mas not yet been decided
coroner Byrnes made another attempt yes
tefday morning to find the BODY which was
reported to have been seen at Twin lake,
Dut after several hours diligent searching
returned with no better success than before,
Negotiations were completed yesterday be-
tween Sam Morton ana the management of
me Washington club, of the American asso.
citation whereby Pat Murphy will ioin the
Washington club for the balance of the sea-
son.
D. W. Day & Co. have presented a check
LOT sl9O 10 Chief Runge to go into the
hremen's relief fund. The check was accom-
panied by letter expressing thanks 10 the
department for the efficient work during the
lumber yard Iire.
The funeral Of John Kastek, who was
kIIied at Nelson & Tenneys saw mill on
MONDAY afternoon, took place yesterday
from the family residence, 627 Water street.
Inc services were held at the Greek church.
corner Filth street and Seventeenth avenue
northeast. at p. IN.
Cases of measles at 6 Forest court 4f9 Aid
rich avenue north, COG Twentieth avenue
north and 321 Pleasant avenue southeast. one
oi dlpntnerla at Adams street. near Broad
way, ana case of scarlatina at SIS Twenty
second avenue northeast were reported at
the health Office yesterday
These were privileged to marry: James
Mcguire and Minnie Horn. Michael Fass-
binder and Louisa f. Kaminsky Christian
PETERSON and Anna Peterson, Joseph Weis
ana Mary Bransteter, Michael Keogh ana
Jenne NJ Lucas, Benjamin b. Fasker and
Belle Richardson, John K Cootey and Min
ME Powell.
Assis tant Engineer Dsnnv Mills. of the
Syndicate block. was seriously injured about
the mead yesterday afternoon, by being
caught under the passenger elevator in the
TC,lIC drNrf doc II
ent in a critical condition, but there are
strong hopes of his recovery.
Margaret Lloyd, of Minneapolis. was
Knocked down on Rice street, st. Paul. by
runaway horse yesterday, and badly cut
ABOUT the head. Several stitches were re-
CURED to sew up her wound, and for some
time after the accident she remained I'M
conscious. She returned home yesterday
afternoon.
| John W Hamilton. formerly a clerk in the
employ of John T. Barnum, died on Tuesday
OF erysipelas, believed to have resulted from
blood poisoning in a wound on the leg,
winch he received in falling from his bicycle
several months ago. Deceased was twenty
three years of age and was secretary of the
central Baptist Sunday school,
The board of directors of the Minneapolis
Firemen's Keller association met Yesterday
ana elected delegates to the annual meeting
or the State f1remen'S association to be held
at Jordan on June and 10. Those who
were chosen are Capt. Hendy, of No 16 and
Al Hayte, of Truck No. 2. Assistant Chief
| Canterbury will also attend.
The testimonial concert which was to have
been given TO Samuel A. Baldwin at Century
! hall last evening was indefinitely postponed
! owing to the enforced absence of William
| Ludwig. the renowned baritone, who re-
celVed telegram yesterday morning which
| compelled him to leave Minneapolis at once
| The choral society will meet on Tuesday
| evening next to hear annual reports and
| elect officers.
The sixth anniversary of the opening of
| the railroad mems reading room, at u Second
street south, will be celebrated this evening.
| Reports of the years work and short adj
| dresses will be heard, besides which a musi-
| cal programme has been arranged which in
| cludes plano solo by Miss Mary BLOOD
| either music by Prof. Schwemberger ana
| singing by the Thirteenth Avenue NJ n
| church choir, and the Amphion Male quar-.
| tette.
The annual meeting of Calvary Baptist
| church was held on Monday evening. and nv
| reports submitted at that time il was shoyy1
| that the membership had inc reased to 1871. of
| whom go were added during the year. "a nv
baptism. The years expenditures were
| $3.50, and the appropriation made for the
| ensuing year was $500 1t was aged thar
! further building operations should be most
| poned for the present W lillian II. White
and O. H. Freeman were elected trustees, and
| Robert L, Cox clerk.
The Presbyterian alliance met Of ,ho w..
! Andrews church last evening and considoro%
the subject scotland the MotherIa s,usfea !.
bGSeys npon the $ tb Baet
Church" and Rev. Robert Christie historic
Paul. discoursed upon the subject ;.o OF u 81
Some Power the Giftie Gle Us To ~, Wad
Selves as Others See U.s." Miss Susie e Wc T9T
pleasing manner. cot'ish paliaus very
Capt. j. w. George, who for number of
years has been prominent III local q. A. r.
nir Inc n
at his late residence. 2439 Lincoln street,
after short illness. He has suffered for a
year or more from bronchial troubles, but has
only been considered as seriously i'll for
about week. Capt. George has been com
mander of Chase and Downs posts in this
city. and during Judge Reas term of Office
as ommander-inchief was on his staff
Later he was on the staff of Department
ment Commander BartO