St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-24
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Nearly 1000 members of the Swedish
tabernacle pienicked AT Osceola yesterday.
City Attorney Russell and DR.. Roberts
leave Saturday for Norway 10 remain several
weeks.
Mrs. Dr. ", a. Spaulding is in the city Wis
iting friends. She Will spend the summer at
Pennington with her mother
The park board will do nothing this year
in the way Of completing the boulevard from
Lake Harriet TO Minnchaha park.
c. j. Miner. the ex assistant county au-
ditor, is out after long spell OF sickness.
lie is still a candidate for county auditor.
The court house commissioners have post
poned the award of contracts for the roof OF
the new building until Architect Long re-
turns from Chicago.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
John stephens and Gertrude Warner, ). Au-
gust Linn and Katie Evallne, Albert
Schmidt and Emma Bursch.
On July the Minneapolis delegation to
the Christian Erdeavor convention at New
York will leave over the 500 road. There
will be about I25 in the party.
Margaret Lehman, living at 12lS Third
street north. seventy years old, widow ana
the mother of three children, was committed
to the ST. Peter asylum yesterday afternoon.
The dredge lolt at Lake of the Isles has
finished work i'll the upper arm, where there
is now uniform depth of twelve TO htteen
feet ana Is now at work at the moutn OF tne
arm.
The National Educational association. the
public schools the q. A. X. posts. the W. X.
e. and other ladies are endeavorlng TO unite
for the proper observance of Discovery day,
Oct. l..
A mad dog created CONSERVATION among
pedestrians on lower Nicolet avenue yesler-
dnv morning lie ran and snapped at peo-
ple'S heels until laid low by whack over
the head from Patrolman Whites club.
Wednesday evening at S O'Clock, in the
Central Baptist church, Miss Hattie Wright
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wright
and ". II. Morse, of the city attorneys ofhce,
were united i'll marriage by Rev. c. a.
Reese.
At the next meeting of the Minneapolis
Real Estate board e. ii. Pratt will read pa
per dealing with the condition of the real es-
tate market in this city as compared with
other cities.
f. J. Lime. Of Red Wing, president of the
Twin City lime and Cement COMPANY, yes
terGay took our permit 10 erect two three
story double brick veneered flats at 734,
756 and is Sixteenth street east They will
cost S4S.010.
Allison and Pek, the three-card-monte men
who sWind!ed the cOnfiding Schotch clergy
man, Rev. Malcolm Davey. out of $40. were
given their preliminary examination yester .
day afternoon i'll the police court, They
were held to the grand Jury.
Gustaf L. johnson. grocer doing business
on Central avenue. was arTaigned in the po-
ce court yesterday on the charge of selling
adulterated baking powder. He was fined
50. ". W. Rich. the state food and dairy
commissioner preferred the charges.
Miss Louise =. Hollister' of Duluth. desires
to meet the young ladies of Minneapolis this
morning at 10 o'clock in the lecture room of
Westminster church for friendly talk on
Health and ihysical Culture, or How TO Re
tain Youth and Beauty, by knowledge OF
the Laws CT Health"
This Afternoon Assistant City Physician
Holl will be investigated by the hospital
committee Of The board of corrections and
charities. lie is charged with having re-
fused 10 attend Il poor patient named Jacob
son, who was being looked after by the
Eighth Ward Relief association.
Howard Dean Whitman and wife, OF New
York city, arrived i'll Minneapolis yesterday,
and went at once to MinneIonka, where they
will spend the summer. Mrs. Whitman was,
up TO Il month ago, Miss Terry Forbes. She
is the daughter of Edward J. Forbes, the
well-known English landscape painter. The
marriage occurred at Bow church, London,
May 24