St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-18
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPoLls GLoRULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were Sl,OS3,
Sol 81.
The directors of the associated charities
hold their last meeting for the season today
al go ?. m. at the central Office.
NJ. J. Barney, who was accused OF SANDER
ing Mrs. Annie Blanchard. restaurant keeper
at 900 Central avenue, was discharged yes
terday by Judge Mahoney.
Yesterday the long-awaited, much prom
iSed relaying of the Fourth avenue line was
commenced by the street railway. Every
joint on every rail has TO be remade.
Wingate & Leighton secured permit yes
terday 10 build q three-story pressed brick
block at 1905 Twentieth avenue north II
will cost $50, 900, and viii be finished Jan. i.
Miss Abby A Judson has been ordained
by the Spiritual alliance as a regular clergy
man of the gospel science and philosophy
of Spintualism. She Will at once engage IN
evangelistle work ali over the country.
W. H. Shelley, the ticket broker. was ar
TaiCned III the municipal court yesterday,
charged with uttering forged passes. The
evidence eXOnerated him, and he was con-
seQueutly discharged.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor H Ankeny.
second daughter of A. II. Ankeny. ana
Thomas 2. Mathews. of Minneapolis. Will
take place al the family residence on west
ern avenue tomorrow evening at o clock.
Arrangements are being made for the a UNI
nj dinner of the state university. IL Will be
given Immediately after commencement eX-
ereises, Thursday. June =, i'll the chapel,
which will be repaired by that time. Three
hundred plates VIII be laid.
The Good Templars of this district met in
annual session yesterday at 2l9 hennepln
anenuC with a good attendance. Inc re
ports show a steady increase OF membership
and of interest III temperance work. The
session will continue for two days.
In response 10 the petition of Mrs. Lucy
Won WedeStaedt, the Minneapolis Trust
company has been appointed special admin
istrator of the estate Of the late Maj. George
A Camp, 10 take care of the estate until the
viii is admitted 10 probate or Knocked out
The cOlOred people of MINNEAPOLIS have
made full arrangements fer observing May
81 as dav OF fasting and prayer for tnede-
liVeranee of the colOred man from the per
secuiion that now follows him. In The
evening a public meeting will be held at
Century hall
Coroner Byrnes has decided that no inquest
is necessary on the body of John Seymour,
the Switchman who committed suicide Mon
day night by hanging himself in a cell IN the
central police station. seymour was thirty
nine years OF age, and unmarried. He has
relatives in Ohio.
A chapter of the Daughters Of the Ameri
can Revolution has been formally organized
in Minneapolis Miss NJ. A. CruiSshank has
been appointed chapter regent by the Wash
lngton commission; Mrs &C. ii. Christian,
registrar; Mrs. A. II. Linton, treasurer; Mrs,
Jacob Stone, secretary.
The Memorial day committee has received
q letter from T. B. Reed, of Maine and one
from John NJ. 1hurston. of Omaha. Neither
of them can deliver the address in Minneap-
oils on Memorial day. IL is hoped that Luz
cious FHirchild. eX-commander-in-chie of
the G. a. R.. viii come and speak for the
veterans There will be but one address at
LOring Park.
The attorneys Merrick & Merriek have
raised new point of law IN the SANDER case
of OF hor Trn oh moi nCf re
Harris. The verdict of one cent for the
plaintiff threw the costs on the defendant,
and the attorneys for the former have served
notice of taxation. Merrick 4 Merrick,
however, object to ii, claiming that the mu-
nicipal court had no authority. and Judge
Elliot has taken the matter under advise
ment.
The Pioneer Superintendents' Union of the
Northwest has been organized IN Minneapo-
lis TO promote the interests of the Sunday
school, and the following officers have been
elected: President, Edward A. Brooks; first
vice president, B. W. Smith; second vice
president j. R. Whitcomb: secretary, Fred
:. Shepherd; treasurer, Edward A. Fay;
trustees. j. NJ. Mcbride, William Hooker, II.
h Coles, c. E. Dyer.
The county and congressional committees
of the Peoples party in Uennepin county
have been completed and authorized to call
county and district conventions, TO be held
June Is. The county convention for the
purpose of electing delegates 10 the state
convention, which will probably be held i'll
this city July Is. will convene at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon and the congressional conven-
ton at 2:3O in the afternoon.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William Long and May Rouse Arthur P.
Blanchard and Lizzie A. Thacher Edward H
Haeg and Mary c. PAIL Peter 5. Zook and
Francis Nichols, August Tesmer and Mary
Edmann, George H. Chamber and Carrie b.
Savage Edward Gross and Elsie DroeSSus,
Parker Cofield and Maggie Lally, Joseph
Newton and Eliza Gordon, Erwin Marten
WinslOW and Alice l.. Kittell, E. j. Aueman
and Maud Miller.