St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-27

Samuel Nelson. tie saloonKeeper arrested for
keeping open Sunday. Jan. II, pleaded guilty
to the charge yesterday and Judge Mahoney
fined him $50.
: Drs. Cary and Orion held a post mortem
examination yesterday morning upon the re-
mains of Aaron Palmer. the hack driver who
died while driving his carriage Friday night.
1t was found that the cause OF death was
apoplexy
The great and only Joseph Cook is to honor
Minneapolis with his presence next week.
Next Friday evening at the First Congrega-
tional church he will lecture on the timely
topic: The Friends and Foes of Free
Schools
The Metropolitan club, embracing the
younger element of the Hebrew population,
has been organized. 1t already has a mem
bership of forty-fve and it is expected that
this will be increased to sixty ere long. The
club intends TO fit up one Of the hansomest
club houses in the city.
Minneapolis business men are responding
literally to the call of the Business mems
union for signers of the note that will guar
antee Hennepin countys share of the $780,
900 worlds fair fund. 1t i, now thought that
the number of signers can be increased to
100, as 81 men have already signed.
c. A. Pillsbury says that there is no truth
that the flour war i'll Omaha is the result Of
the efforts of the Minneapolis flour men to
drive the Omaha millers out of the market.
He says it is entirely local affair, and until
he read of the war in an Omaha paper he
Was not aware that Omaha had flour mill.
An evening paper yesterday revived the
story of building an electric line from st.
Paul across the river at Lake street. and out
past Lake Calhoun and ST. Louis Park TO
Mlnpetonka. Inasmuch as Mr.. Lowry has re-
peatedly announced that no more street rail
way lines would be built this year, no stock is
taken i'll the story.
The Third Unversalist society has decided
TO build church, and has authorized its com
mittee to commence the erection of build
ing at the corner of BlaisdeQ avenue and
Twenty-seventh street as soon as the sub
scription list bears pledges amounting to
SS0O0 The church will cost not less than
$4,000, and not more than $4,000.
The fftv-first annual convention of the
Chi Psi fraternity will be held in Detroit,
April and Z. Director General Palmer. of
the worlds fair will be present. Elk Post
master General Don Dickinson is chairman
of the committee of management. Promi-
nent among the st. Paul alumni are Supt.
Gilbert Dr. Quinn and Eugene Hendrickson.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Eric Carlson and Ada c.. Dahl
strom, Wilbra w. Sweet and Avaretta F.
Hohoff, Michael U'Donnell and Julia Frear.
David L. Rozell and Ida Carsley, Arthur ASH
ton and Jennie Kerr, Anil Skog and Dora NJ.
Lee, Eugene Dooley and Julia Keyes, Isaac
Parker and Ruth A Wilcox, Gilbert Dang
nault and Emelie Bernnen.
The work of circulating in Minneapolis
petitions for the adoption of a sixteenth
amendment to the constitution of the United
States will begin today. Rev. G. L. Morrill,
will start the ball rolling. The amendment
is designed to prevent any ENHANCEMENT of
state and church, such as has occurred in
Minnesota through the action of the school
boards in Faribault and Saltwater.