St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
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grand jubilee concert will be given nj
Westminster church tomorrow evening by
the Colored Choral union
The licenses Of the Minneapolis milkmen
expire May /. The dairy commissioners has
d record OF $50 milkmen in this city.
John Mcbride was given sixty days in the
workhouse Yesterday for stealing M overcoat
from Henry Washington colored man.
The woman's Suffrage association win
hold social this evening at the W. G. T l.
coffee house Rev. ). ". Sample and Mrs.
Kate Burlington Davis will speak.
Every night now the emp Dyes of the tele-
graph and telephone companies are at work
taking down the poles in the center If the
city Nearly ali the work Is being done at
night.
Saturday evening, April %. there will be
championship -four packing contest between
Henry Yisner and Roy Scott for a purse OF
$50 side. $50 barrels apiece, at the Pano-
rama building
A gasoline stove exploded and caused
small fire IN house occupied by A. Gilbert
SON. corner of Fifth avenue south and fifth'
street, yesterday nj | O'Clock, but no further
damage was done.
The two pick pockets. Hogan and Webber.
| captured by Inspectors Howard and Doyle
| Saturday night, were turned over 20 the 81.
Paul police yesterday. The men are wanted
| there for burglary.
The Pond & Hasey Heating ana Ventilatiug
| company was incorporated yesterday after
| noon with a capital stock Of so, O00, by \. A.
Pond, Charles f.. Hasey, George Anderson
and George j. Flannery.
1t was announced az Westminster sunday
| That church meeting would be held next
Thursday evening tor the purpose OF extend
ing a congregation call 10 Rev. Pleasant
Hunter. OF Newark, y. j.
T. J. Finnell, grand organizer OF the Ma.
tional Brotherhood of Electrical orkers Of
America. viii hold meeting in Labor TEN
pie next SUNDAY, at - n m. 10 organize th e
electrical workers Of Minneapolis.
The thirty odd college boys that make up
the University of Michigan Glee and Banjo
clubs Will arrive in Minneapolis from Duluth
Friday afternoon, April - and will sing and
thrum that evening at the Lyceum.
W H. Eustis secured a permit yesterday TO
build a four story brick Office building at
Third street aud Fourth avenue south al
cost OF S301,OOO 1t is TO be finished Oct /,
and will be called the Flour Exchange.
Yesterday afternoon the remains OF the
late Grace NJ. Seaton, eldest daughter Of
George X. Seaton. who died some time ago
while undergoing ditficult surgical opera
ton. were removed from the vault al Lake
wood and inferred.
James F. Grant a saloonkeeper at III
Washington avenue north. was arraigued IN
the municipal court yesterday afternoon on
the charge Of keeping his place open sunday.
Charles r. Clayhurn was the complainant
The case was continued to April-5
A meeting of the Hennepin county auxil-
larry to the woman's worlds fair commits
sion will be held mt the Library building to-
morrow. at 10 a. m The object OF the meet
ing Is 10 elect members to the executive
committee and general attendance ID de-
sired.
Word comes from Oshkosh, Wis, that the
supreme court has decided the contested
case OF Mrs Miriam Kempsler vs.. DR.. o. j.
Evans, of this city, to satisfy debt for the
plaintiff iii favor OF Mrs. kempster. The
point of The decision is that alimony cannot
he assigned
Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer, for many years
president OF Wellesley college, will be in
Minneapolis April -. and will lecture at the
residence OF 5. c. Gale, under the auspices
ofthe Association OF Collegiate Alumnae.
on THE influence of College Education on
the Home"
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: To Alvin b Benson and
HULA johnson. Frank Nachbaur and Nellie
CLAW, John Needham and Maggie Fouhy,
Michael Writ and Lizzie Schmidt. Louis II.
Smith and Matte E. Johnson, William Hayi-
land and Lena NJ Smith.
The book delivery station established by
the library board at the corner of Hennepin
and Washington svenuesis proving prpular.
Ii is already patronized each day by great
number An order for book left there be-
fore IL in the forenoon IS filed the same day
An order left in the afternoon is filed the
next forenoon
The following contagious diseases were re-
ported al the health Office yesterday; Scarlet
fever III Ninth street north, 329 Plymouth
avenue: measles 2J2l seventeenth avenue
south. PHI Seventeenth avenue south, 2l2
Fourth street northeast. 1926 Twenty
| street south, 636 Monroe street, 24Qs Seven
teenth avenue south.
Mrs. Kate Burlington Davis. of Minneapolis,
| has received appointment member of the
| woman's branch of the worlds fair auxiliary
| advisory council on labor. The council al
! ready counts among its members Prof. Rich
| ard T. Ely William E. Gladstone. w. T
| Stead. T. V Powderly Carroll ID. Wright, sam
| uel Gompers, Cardinal Gibbons Sir John
Gorst. john Burns and others equally emf
| ne-S