St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GnoBULEs.

II. Jay Smith has arranged TO reproduce at
the world fair his cliff jewellers exhibit
The board of education has given its official
sanction 10 President Boardmans park day
scheme for the school children.
Women's council met yesterday 10 prepare
for the women's congress which will be held
i'll Minneapolis Nov. Is, 29 and 30.
The Minneapolis Brewing Melting COM
pany secured d permit yesterday to build a
$4,000 brick barn at the new brewery.
A. B. Merriam, Minneapolis druggist, was
elected treasurer of the National wholesale
Druggists association at the annual meeting
at Montreal.
The Swedish Lutheran EbeneZer church,
Twenty second street and -Iwehly-eis hth
avenue south. win be formally dedicated this
afternoon at3 o'clock
Miss Anna Austin, clerk in the register of
deeds office, is back. after four months va
cation i'll sweden. She says she prefers
America to ally other country.
The Ladies Improvement league will meet
in the y. NJ. c. A. building tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock and discuss the ACCESSIBILITY
of beginning course of lectures on city I'M
provements.
John johnson, the Minneapolis boy who
has been smashing all bicycle records is ex-
pected to arrive home early this week. The
local bicycllsts are preparing 10 give him a
big reception.
Mrs. Henuessy, of 2S29 Seventeenth avenue
south, says III reference 10 the escape OF her
husband from the asvlum that he is now at
home with her family. He is not very well
physically, but has improved greatly men-
tally
The senior class, North Side High school,
has elected the following officers: President,
George w. Armstrong;: wee president Miss
Agnes Schnell; secretary. Miss Josie Turn
bull; treasurer 4. Walter Lee; business man
Rger. Otto Raths.
Next Friday will be Park day for the school
children. the children Will assemble at
6:50 III the morning and be taken to the
parks. Poor children will be provided with
lunches. Arrangements are being made to
care for y, go children.
The Manning school of oratory, under the
direction of Louise Jewell Manning, Will
open its second year tomorrow morning:
Inc opening reception 10 The friends and
patrons OF the institution viii be held i'll the
Masonic temple next Wedne sday evening.
Miss Hannah Ouckterlony. the leader OF
the Salvation Army in Sweden and Norway,
will give her lecture i'll English on "Refuge
Work at the Lyceum theater at p. H. TO-
dag. Miss Summers, the sweet singer, Will
accompany her lO-cent COLLECTION VIII be
taken al the door.
NJ. F. Davis, the famous boat builder of
Portland. Me- Will arrive i'll Minneapolis
to morrow morning and Will overhaul all the
boats of the Lurline Boat club and put them
into fiTst-class condition. The club is al
ready getting ready to make next season a
memorable one.
a residence on Twenty street and
Portland avenue was entered by burglars in
broad daylight Friday afternoon. They were
observed by neighbors, who interrupted
them, and III the escape one OF the intruders
carried of the window sash on his shoulders.
y arrests were made
Some changes in the arrangements of the
police headquarters at the city hall have
been contemplated for some time. and will
probably be carried into execution Monday.
TIE operating room, or signal station, will
be moved to the third floor and the room
added to Chief Henderson's Office.
Much 10 the surprise of Building Inspector
Hazen, Architect Aliens plans for the new
South side high school trusses arrived yes
terday, per agreement. Bridge Engineer
Cappelen, to whom they were submitted
declined to express an opinion before exam
lining all the plans for the building.
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Frank Mayors and Eve Muller,
August Il. Lyman and Hannah c. Johnson
Charles K. Marchessanet and Mary j. A. La
Breche, Fred Ii Leach and Louie Dunn
Anton 7. Axnes and Augusta Matheson
Frank Wolfe and Bea McDonough, Oscar A
Olson and Hilda &. Stinson, Mis- krogstad
and Mary Lecka.