St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings Yesterday were sIlJ1-
1IG g..
Lake Minnetonka Is free Of ice. The last
Of IL disappeared Tuetday. full week
earlier than last year. when IT held until
April 10.
The directors Of the Eormanna band have
inouguiated a series 81 sunday afternoon
concerts az NOImanna hall similar to the
Danz concerts at Harmonic hail.
An insane man startled number Of the
tenants Of HE Reeve block by his strange
conduct yesterday, and the police were sum
moued. The fellow escaped, however be
tore their arrival.
the stockholders Of the Bank Of Miuueap-
oils have elected as directors H. ID. Kirby. u.
NJ. Clough. Judge f. Hooker, s. +. Hill
brook, >. " Orth y. i. reiersOD, NJ. J
Boncning, Wayland Il. Angir, W. NJ.
Wright.
There was another y NJ c. A. reception
insL night at the new building, Tenth street
ana Mary place. Last night the general pub
lie was invited 10 look the building over and
lislen to addresses by Reys George II. Wells
and y. s. McCaslin.
G. " Bullock, painter engaged upon n
house AT 24.5 NinttaVenue south, fell from
Il ladder Yesterday, forty feet 10 the ground
tclOw ana was badly hurt inwardy He
also sustained bad bruise OF the leg and a
fracture Of The arm.
Yesterday the Scottish Rite MasOns in
Quoted the candidates Of Minneapolis into
the degrees Of the Knights Of Kadosh. TO
day the remaining two degrees of The scot
ush Rite VIII be conferred, and this evening
viii come the banquet.
Zion CommAndcry, No. .. KIT. has elected
The following officers: Washington Cry. h.
g., coInmnnder; w. II. Lyon. Gen. f.; D
VIII smith. g. g.: Rev lllnsley. Drelaie; &.
q. Curtis s. W; T.. J. Forester j. "; {. {.
schultz, treasurer: X. u. Brown, Rec.
Marriage licenses were Issued Yesterday 70
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Susan JuTdnn. Rudolph 9. Nerbeck aud
Mary X. SchmitZ, August H. Deiters and Ida
Carlson. August Butett and Frances &. Jen-
sen, william II. n. Busch and Helena Bloss
Agent Tatro, Of the Humane society, Sc
cured II warrant yesterday for the arrest Of Il
cOlored woman named Annie Cunningham
for cruelty TO her seven yearold daughter
lda. Agent Tatro SHys the woman pounds
the girl over The head and body with large
sucks Of wood.
The county superintendent OF schools in
IlenneFin ana surrounding Counties have
asked that Prof. G. c. Curliss ana Prof o. +.
McFaddOn, Of Minneapolis. be appointed in
tuuctOrs OF penmanshiD and music respect
tveiy at the Sumner school. Prof. II P.JudsOn
has been named as conductor Of the school
John Morrison, farmer from Fisher
Landing, fell into the hands OF confidence
men NJ the union depot Yesterday aud
loaned them S75. OF course he did not get
his money back again, so he reported the
matter 10 the police Morrison IS on his way
TO Mayberry, ont, 10 visit his father, who is
very III.
The painters OF the union in Minneapolis
and The bosses have not yet ngreed. The
painters declare that they will strike tOmOr.
row unless their demands are acceded to,
and the bosses dare them 10 strike. The
painters will meet in mass meeting tonight
at Labor Temple 70 decide upon Il course Of
action
Next Monday evening the Associated Char
tiles will meet at the home of George a.
BmcketL 90 Fiith street south. The topic
Of discussion will be- Next Steps. or How to
Help The Poor OF Great Cities" Rev. 5. w.
Sample, Naylnnd HOyt, g. II. Wells. T.. O.
Holman, Smith Baker, u. NJ. Bloomer, Rabbi
Samuel Marks and others VIII speak. There
WIN be mnhlc md recilnIinns.