St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-15
MIME APOLIS GLOBULES.

Eight cen births and twelve deaths wer
recorded Yesterday AT The health Office.
The Minneapolis Stock exchange expect
to'be ready TO begin business in the Lumbel
Exchange by June 1.
The friends of Rev. SW Sample surprised
that doughty preacher with present OF
bicycle at q social Friday night in Malcolm!
hail.
An amateur French dramatic CLUB will give
at Harmonic hall tonight the patriotic drama,
Felix Poutre." in French. A large audi
enee is expected.
The Minneapolis Improvement league, the
recently organized band of ladies who see6
to promote public cleanliness, will meet a
Dyer's hall Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The Minneapolis Harnessmakers' unior
has taken official cognizance of the strike oi
harDessmakers in Cincinnati and issued O re
quest for the craft TO remain away during the
trouble.
Rev. G. Fl. Trabert of the St. Johns Eng
Hsh Lutheran church, has received a cal
to the First English Lutheran church Of
Warren, Pa. He has not yet deci1ed as 10
acceptance.
Mrs. Charles R. Chute, who has been an
invalid for several years and was about on
the point of getting well, fell several days
ago ana fractured leg. 1t is feared that
her injury may cause relapse.
The Old Settlers Association OF Minnesota
will banquet at the West June l, by invita-
ton of Col. John H. Stevens. 1t will be the
first time the cid settlers have banQueted in
Minneapolis in thirty -four years.
About one hundred Minneapolis people
have become interested in Mrs Russell's
worlds fair hotel, and about three hundred
shares remain 10 be sold. The profits on
these sales Mrs. Russell proposes to devote TO
the Willard cottage at Rest island.
The pupils Of Stanley hall will give a
piano recital tomorrow night at the hall.
Misses Edith Loomis, Max jerks, Lilly
Stephan, Glennie Stokes and May Lewellen
viii take part in the programme, which will
close with a number by Prof. herman Zoch.
Next Wednesday evening there will be
concert at the Andrew Presbyterian church,
Fourth street and Eight avenue southeast,
Pref. ana Mrs. j. Warren Andrews, Baby
Edwards, Prot c W. Edwards, Miss Eva l..
Merrill and the University Campus quartette
appearing on the programme.
The HenneDin County Teachers associa-
ton and the lIennepin County Teachers IL
brary association were consolidated at a
meeting in the ball of the Curtiss Business
college. Prof. w. W. Folwell addressed
both associations on "TheiRelation of the
University to Common Schools" In the
afternoon the teachers were addressed by
State Superintendent Kiehle-
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Paul Garoscak and Suzanna Podany, John
A. Soderquist and Alma Wes', Sidney W.
Arbuckle and Ayclia Frankhauser, Rocco
Assetta and Maria Anna Fortunate. Joseph
Fluganer and Anna Steiner. John Knudson
and Marie 7. Swennes Frank F0utch and
Rosa Lebor, Ed Christofferson and Hilda
Davidson.
County Treasurer Peterson yesterday COM
pleted the May settlement for the month of
April The current taxes collected during
the month were S77, 436 10. OF this amount
Sos 221.3l goes to the city. being apportioned
as follows: Park board, S2,46 81: library
board, Sl,233Sl, and board OF corrections and
charities 81 S5071 The board of education
receives S12,21479.
Next Friday evening, at Dyer's hall, there
will be held meeting in the interest of the
public kindergarten scheme, at present agi-
tating the good people OF the city. The or
ganization or the proposed associatian will
be perfected and the public given an oppor-
tunity to understand the scheme. There will
exercises illus rating the methods OF teach
ing in public kindergartens.
This is commencement week at the Mime
apOiis academy. The programme is: Annual
sermon at the First Congregational church
by Rev. Smith Baker today examinations
Tuesday evening in academy chapel annual
meeting of alumni Thursday, graduating ex-
ercises Thursday afternoon in First Congre
gational church, principals reception Thurs
1ay evening, alumni banquet Friday even
ng, annual outing at Minnetonka Saturday.
The local colored band, which has been
organized for sometime, proposes to get in
shape for the reception of the cOlored dele
yates coming to the convention. With This
dea in view the "Farr'' band, under the d.
'ection of Prof. w. Howard, win give q
yrand concert and ball at Plummer Post hall
evening" May 26. The fund cre-
tied will go to the purchase Of uni forms.
Y shich up TO date have been wanting. Thyles'
orchestra has been engaged to furnish the
lance music