St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clesrings yesterday were 81, 132, 73O. 10.
The Minneapolis Ceramic Club will hold
its regular meeting at the residence OF Mrs.
r. E. 1ice. today at 10 a. m.
Seventy-five singers will take part in the
colored CHI oral jubilee concert at the Calvary
Baptist church this evening.
The trial of G.. NJ. Hoag for cruelty to ami
mails was concluded yesterday, and the jury
brought in a verdict of not guilty.
Dayton L. Cooley the embezzling butcher s
clerk, was arTaigned III the municipal court
yesterday and had his case continued to
April II.
The petition. which is being circulated for
the proposed sixteenth amendment 10 the
constitution. has been signed by all the mem
beTs of the board of education.
The following cases of measles were re-
ported at the health Office Yesterday 624
Fourth avenue southeast 1880 Seventeenth
avenue south, 2410 Seventeenth avenue south
and 2532 Chicago avenue.
At the last Yestry meeting Of the Geth-
Eemane church arrangements were made for
paying off all the debt on the church prop
erty. AS soon us the church is cleared the
church Will be consecrated.
Alice Freeman Palmer, expresident Of
Wesley College, is to give lecture in MIN
neapolis under the auspices Of the Assoc a
ton of Collegiate Alumnae, April q, at the
residence of Mrs. S. G. GAZE.
The pastoral committee of Westminster
church denies the report that 1t is negoti-
ating with Rev. Myron b Read. of Denver.
il has never extended call to him, and has
had no thought of doing so.
The ladies of the Methodist churches Of st.
Paul and Minneapolis are preparing to hold
All all day missionary meeting in the First NJ.
i. Church. this city, corner Of Fifth street
and Ninth avenue, southeast, next Wednes-
day
On Sunday morning in St Andrews Epis-
copal church, corner Twelfth avenue and
Sixth street north, The Rev. William Wilkin-
son will begin n course of sermons on "Ihe
Traditional He'll: Is 1t of Christian or of
Heather OriginY' The Sc vice is at eleven
o'clock.
The annual meeting of The Masonic Tenn
pie association will be held on April II. The
principal matter of business will be to elect
SUCCESSORS TO the five directors whose terms
expire viz. : X. i. LanGdon. John A. Schle-
per, b. f. Nelson, J. NJ. Williams and a. t.
Ankeny.
The council committee on underground
wires yesterday considered petition from
the Western Uni IN Telegraph company to
grant it an extension of time for putting the
wires under ground. Action was deferred on
The matter, however.
The Minneapolis Academy of Natural
Sciences has started subscription paper to
raise money for the proper mounting of the
specimens collected by the Menage expedi-
ton 10 the Philippine ISLANDS. AS already
subscription of $780,
Gerhard Gjertsen has gone to Boston to
make arrangements to arrange for the pupil.
cation of his translation of Ibsen's Brand. y
This is the translation that started the lbsen
fever i'll Boston when read there from manu-
script. Should the publication prove a sue
cess Mr.. Gjertsen will go on with the trans
lation of all of Ibsen's works.
Inspector Hoy arrested young fellow
named Joseph Koener, EN- ployed at the West
hotel barber shop, yesterday. and turned him
over to the chief of police of owatonna.
Koener is wanted in Owatonna for some dis
honest act also for defrauding hotel
keeper ont of a board bill. Koener is The
brother of the register Of deeds of Scott
county.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Eugene Letter and Lille NJ
Wick land, William II. Conklin and Lizzie
Olson. Jacob Hafstad and Annie Eide, Elias
Haugla nd and Johanna Fladhammer, Angus
Nelson and Ottilie Samel, Andrew Tanem ano
Lima Anshus, Andrew Eolstin and Justini'
Engs from. Anlcny !. Peters and Caroline
Knoll, Frank A. Stone and Emma G. John
con ole Peterson and Jennie Parson.