St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The regular weekly shoot of the Minneap-
oils Gun club will occur on the club grounds
Thursday at D. m.
a regular meeting of the Jefferson club will
be held in the club rooms, 242 Hennepin ave-
nue., tonight A full attendance is desired.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Dental society Will be held tomorrow even
ing at s O'Clock for election of officers. Full
attendance is desired.
Granville S. Pease editor of the Anoka
Union, has invited all the members of the
Minneapolis Press club - partake OF his hos
pitality on the evening of May 20.
Richard l. voolfolk died Sunday at the
soldiers home, aged fifty years. Mr.. WOOL
folk enlisted at Pittsfeld ILL.,, in 1861, and
was mustered out in 1863 for disability,
D. Russell authOritauvely says that his
brother. Sol Smith Russell, will erect big
business block in Minneapolis this summer.
Sol Smith will come home next Monday.
Joe Hoy, the tough, who assaulted Patrol
man Stewart at DANA hall Saturday night
was arraigned before Judge Mahoney yester
day. and had his case continued to today.
Corser d Co. have sold for 81, 000 Fred
Boardman's fine residence on Fifteenth
street, overlooking Loring park. The pur-
chaser is j. TourtellOtte, q retired gentleman.
Mrs. Carleton was arrested yesterday for
stealing lot of buttons and night gown
from Donaldson,s Glass block She was ar
raigned before Judge MahOney, who fined
her So
Henry Hach was out for a while Sunday.
basking in the sunshine after his siege with
pneumonia. He has lost flesh greatly. but
now believes himself to be on the high road
TO recovery.
The university faculty is considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of establishing a quarterly jour
nal to represent the pest scholarship of the
institution. 1t would be edited by faculty
committee.
The high school annual, by the members
OF the class of '92 OF the Central high school.
is in preparation and nearly ready for the
press. Special features this year will be cuts
Of Profs. Bradley and Crombie, and also its
editors.
The members of the woman's council an
nounce that they have completed the pre-
lminary work and that at the meeting next
Saturday afternoon at the library building
they will begin to transact the actual Dusi-
ness for which the council was organized.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles Olson and Christine Bergquist, Fred
KilbOurne and Mamie Powers. James E.
Bishop and Minnie Fanche Fuller, Arthur
NJ. Higgins and Virginia Bradford, James d.
Shrewer and Ida NJ. Matthews, John W.
johnson and SOfie Dahl.
A number of the state university graduates
met last evening in Judge Mahoney's Office
ana arranged for the annual dinner OF the
state alumni 1t will be held in the chapel of
the university on June2. Judge Mahoney
will be the master. Another meeting will be
held next Saturday night.
Rev. Dr. Wayland Hoyt has retracted. In
q sermon week ago Sunday he denounced
the playbills on the local bill boards and
scored the mayor for not having them re-
moved. Last Sunday he apOlogized to the
mayor publicly. He has discovered that bills
are spread on private property, and that the
mayor has nothing to do with them.
The following cases of contagious diseases
werereported at the health Office yesterday:
Measles, 333 Johnson street northeast, 73S
Madison street northeast, $50 Van Buren,
street northeast. 25G9 Twenty-ifth avenue
south, 1917 Eighth street south. 1905 Lyndale
avenue, Thirty-third street south; scarlet
fever, 623 Tenth avenue southeast 1900
Franklin avenue; diphtheria, 10Y Cedar ave-
nue. Franklin and Seventeenth avenue south.