St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The weather Office predicts mlder weather
for today. Slight furries Of snow may be
expected.
n The newly appointed captain of the Fifth
police precinct Swan Walton took charge OF
his force yesterday afternoon.
Today will be Christmas at Bethany home
and open house will be maintained. Gifts
for the home are invited early. that happi-
ness TO the children may not be delayed in
coming.
A drunken tough named John Griswold
attacked Officer Griswold, of the North sta
lion, Monday afternoon. striking him in the
face and head. He will be tried in the po-
lice court today
The Minneapolis postoffce is proud of its
holiday record Over $1,000 packages were
sent out and not mail missed. Over 10000
bundles were received by the Office, much
larger number than ever before.
William McCodon. si1ty-three years of age.
and residing at 2643 Thirteenth avenne south,
was taken suddenly ill Monday evening, al q
physician was summoned. Before he ar
rived, however, MeCodon- was DEAD The
cause Of death was heart trouble.
The remains of the late Frank Ralph, OF
Duluth, arrived in Minneapolis yesterday.
They were taken to Lakewood cemetery.
Ralph formerly resided in Minneapolis and
was well known in Grand Army circles He
is brother-in-law OF Ii. L. hHbon, of this
city.
apolfs Homeopathic Medicai- society. tomor-
row evening. papers will be presented by
Drs. d. W. Horning, 8. Z. Dean, C. T. Mitch
ell and H. II. Leavitt on the subject: "A
OOmp mparlSon OF HeSpar, Sulphur, Silica and
Baryta Carbonica."
The Worthington pumps at the North side
pumping station were disabled again yester-
day, and the water departmentfeund 1t nee
eSsary 10 start up the old Junbos IN the
West Side station. Certain parts of the
nj m nc hFnH a uraai ton ts11 n n
into working condition again. The Worth
ington pumps are certainly fine ones
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Henry E. Winter ana Josie Berg, ThorWald
Z. Rome and Anna L. Mayo, Andsen Olberg
and Alberima Peterson, John Campbell and
Mary Freneny, William H. Sampson and
Eva Scott Peter Carlson and Tillie Olson,
William Robertson and Kate w. Wangar,
William W. Gallup and Edith Callowell,
John Howard White and Gertie M. Osborn.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day by the First Church OF Christian Sc1en-
lists. The trustees are John j. Bell. Clara A.
Sawyer aud John 2. Lawman. and the direc-
tors Harriet ). Atkinson, Mary Brookins and
Charlotte Webster. The Elm Presbyterian
church WAS also incorporated with Ambrose
Thrall as chairman aud Josheph Lanman,
clerk.
DThe trades and labor assembly will give an
entertainment at the Century hall this even
Ing for the benefit of the Homestead defense
fund. W. w. Erwin and S. w. Sample are to
speak, and there will be vocal selections by
Miss Maud Ulmer, Miss Annie O'2rien. the
Reform quartette and others. Winters and
Peet will give q character sketch. Prof.
Woodruff will give whstling solo.
The Minneapolis Association Of Stationary
Engineers No. 2, at its annual election,
named The following officers: President j.
R. Moore; vice president, j. c. Gloyer; treas
urer. William Strathdee; corresponding and
financial secretary, K. E. Steele; recording
secretary, c. II. Walls; conductor, A. SEM
men; doorkeeper. H. Kenning; trustees. j.
r. Moore. G. c. Gloyer, William Strathdee.