St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-15
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
1910
on Good Friday Noday) the library viii be
open for reference only from till ~ p. III.
Today being Good Friday, the chamber Of
Commerce viii suspend business Tor the dAy
Good Friday viii be recognized as legal
holiday IN the city hall, and all Of the onlces
VIII close.
Today is 4 legal holiday. Banks closed al
day. Special services viii be held IN all
Episcopal, Lutheran and Catholic churches
The Northwestern booksellers and News-
dealers association, which was organized IN
S. Paul last November, VIII hold It's annual
convention la Minneapolis July T.
There will be another public reception At
The Y N. {. 4. tonight. Addresses WIZ he
made by state Secretary Hildreth. Of the }.
NJ. &. A., and Mise Elizabeth, Of the 7 ".
ca
Herbert Conner has Just finished an excel
lent portrait " A. j. BOardman, president OF
The park board. II Is possible that the pct
IRE may bc hung permanently IN the PARK
board rooms.
The domestic aTalrs II Mr.. and Mrs. Lonis
Weber which were announced the otter day
as soon 10 culminate Va q divorce snit- nave
been satisfactorily settled, the parties MAKING
up thcir differences.
capt. Ncsg. of the South Town station ar
rested d I5-year.Old boy Yesterday on inc
charge II forgery and locked him up III
cell. IL could not be learned what The extent
Of the forgery was.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society
q he Methodist Church has decided ihat
the next quarterly meeting shall be held ~
the Ccntral German Methodist church the
tccond week in July.
The Police Relief association has S2.1s3.Os
in the treasury. During the last year Iollr
death CLAIMS, aggregntiDg $4,000, were paid
cut ~ the rs officers ia The city lD8 OF 1hem
are members Of the association.
Last night Dr. j. w. Macdonald delivered
he DBcmng lecture Of the series OF Twelve
10 be given at the !. NJ. &. a. OH First Care
IN Accident" Hereafter ihc class Will meet
every Monday evening at o CLOCK
Assistant Postmaster Hughes announces
that schedule Of collections from mail
boxes viii be placed on all boxes next week,
Very few pcoGlc understand The meaning OF
the different cOlOrs Of The boxes as they now
stand.
Evert Nymanover did not go to the work
house Wcdne hGay evening. butTemaiuen IA IA
cell nj the eeatrnl station luul yesterday
morning when he entered The Black Marin
aud was driven rapidly over the his 10 MS
newly found home.
The MINNEAPOLIS Chess, Checker aud
Whist club has elected Il. j. Phillips prcsl-
dent; ". r. Fraser vice president &. IL.
Brin8maid. secretary: r. =. Lewih treasurer;
j II. Briggs. librarian: md y. 7. Whiting,
j. T. Mix D. r. Iigbee and X. NJ. Todd.
directors.
The Minneapolis base ball team left for
Kansas City last night TO open TIE champion
snip scaAOn The team viii be gone week
and then will return ana play the lrst cham
pOnship game in Minneapolis one week
from tomorrow. fhc team Is not in the best
possible condition.
j II. Peacock Is working in favor OF the
movement 10 have the chamber Of commerce
use the whole Of the thrtyhve feet OF
ground that the chamber owns adjoining the
present building. Al areceut meeting oil The
chamber IT was decided 20 use only The rear
Of the lot for M addition 10 the building
The following persons were licensed TO
wed Yesterday. CHARLES Becker and Bertha
Klatts, Fred Lacy ana Clair Wenger. John
Abae ana Laura Dubuque. Victor Turner
aud FIeda johnson. Anton &. Jensen and
carrie Hanson. Charles Erickson and Min
ME Johnson. Ephriam n. Weston ana llar-
Tiet MilOt
The Police Relief association has elected
the following officers: President X. X. Hen
dcrson; vice President Sergt. John Kennedy
secretary. Fred A. George; treasurer Capt.
Martin Buerfening; executive committee,
John Kerr Louis Ness, William Amour: re.
lief committee, ID. l.. Pickett. ID. A. Day, l..
H. LAWYER, NJ. Buerfening, w w. Bos"orIh.
The board of directors Of the Minneapolis
chamber Of commerce has adopted resolu-
lions cali Z the attention of the farmersto
The increase of the Russian thistle in Dakota
and Il portion OF Minnesota, and has appoint
ed f. J.. Greeeneaf, T.. :. CoTser and II. f.
Brown committee to consider the matter,
with power to confer with Gov. Merriam on
ways and means Of stopping the propaga-
ton of the nest