St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.


register of deeds yesterday, aggregaliRg
81 625
This evening. at St Stephens church.
Rossinni's ',Stabat Matar' will be given, with
full chorus and orchestra.
C. ii. Clostermau has been placed under
$500 bonds 10 keep the peace and his wife
has been ordered by Judge Mahoney to leave
the city at once or go TO theworkhouse.
NJ. s. W. Jamison, the agent of the Pru-
dental Insurance company, who LETT MS
home suddenly week ago. has returned.
He saws he had been visiting some relatives.
AT Bethesda Baptist church this afternoon
at o'clock Rev. j. w. Duniee will preach
the annual sermon to the eolored Knights of
Pythias of the city. The lodges Will be out
i'll body.
The odd Fellow lodges of Minneapolis are
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of celebrating
April 2G. the anniversary of the order, IN
case the st. Paul lodges do not form joint
celebration.
President Pratt, of the retail grocers' asso-
citation. has appointed Messrs. George l..
Dingman. A. b. Weld and John G. Robb as
members of the standing committee on legis-
lation for this year.
Over s.. 200 has already been pledged for
the new Third Uniyersalst church building.
The name of the church has been changed to
futile Memorial Universalist church, out OF
regard for Dr.. J. II. futile. 81
The oil-infected wells in Bohemian flats
have been pumped out by the health depart
ment. The water Will not be used ordrinK-
ing purposes for some time If the oil makes
its appearance again they will be closed.
The case of forgery against Henry Benn
was dismissed yesterday by the police judge.
The person whose name was signed 10 the
checks in question informed the court that
he had given Benn permission TO SO sign it.
The jury in the case of Architect Allen
against The Village OF st. Louis Park and its
board of education brought in a verdict
favor
plaintiff for plagiarism CT plans for the
school house at that place.
Complaint has been made to the building
inspector that there is great need OF direc-
ton signs at the Exposition building while
the Mills meetings are i'll progress In case
of fire it is feared that the people would
have a serious time getting out.
Rev. W. w. Lewis, of West Union, To-, has
been highly commended by Rev. Smith
Baker and others for the position of pastor
of the silver Lake Congregational church.
He will speak at the church tomorrow morn
ing, and it is likely he will be called.
The funeral services of Mrs. John c. Os-
valid, whose death occurred Friday morning.
will take place on tomorrow afternoon, at .
O'clock from the family residence. 1922 Hen
nepin avenue Rev. f. r. MIllSpaugh, of st.
Paults church, will officiate. No flowers.
j. P Kiarqulst took out building permits
yesterday for two three-story pressed brick
flats on East Sixteenth street. between Fourth.
Will COST SIS, 600 each and will be completed
about July l. C. f. Struck is the architect.
The publishers of DR.. Shutters wit and
Humor of the Bible announce that the book
is decided success III the market. 1t Is sell
ing RAPIDLY and meeting with few adverse
criticisms. The April Arena will contain
symposium on the book by distinguished
critics. ~ -
o. Bergqust and Charles York, railroad
men, INDUCED in quarrel i'll the lodging
house. Second street north, Friday after
noon., York pulled a knife and cut Bergqtllst
in the neck The latter has secured u war
rant for York's arrest, and the officers are
looking for him.
Mayor Eustls has received an invitation to
be present at the trans Mississippi congress,
which meets on April q. in Odgen. Utah.
The invitation also rests that the mayor APP
point from Minneapolis one delegate to each
5000 citizens. The mayor does not think he
will be able TO be present.
At the next meeting of the Jotbers and
Manufacturers association W. G. Byron Ill
bring up another case of discrimination
against the city on the part of the st. Paul IL
Duluth road. 1t is claimed that the name OF
Minneapolis is left off the folders and maps
recently issued by the road.
The North Minneapolis Improvement and
Protective association of Fifth street north,
meets at 1ll3 Lyndaie avenue north. tomor-
row at 30 p. IN. The matter OF the assess
ment of Fifth street north will be discussed,
pose of bringing the matter before the courts
Twin City alumni of the University of
Wisconsin who belong to Phi Kappa Psi
Greek letter fraternity will hold meeting
next "Wednesday evening to protest against
| the withdrawal of the Wisconsin chapter
| from the fraternity. The Psi Epsilon frat
| eruity is accused of lifting the Wisconsin
| chapter.
Receiver w. H. Truesdale, of the Mime
! apolis 4 st. Louis road, returned from New
| York Yesterday morning. His business in
that city was to effect, if possible, the re-
organization of the road, which is now on q
| paving basis, but when seen yesterday he
| said that no definite plan or proposition had
| been reached.
| Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Berra S. Flkeid and Severine Christensen,
| William u. johnson and Addie Trusty. Au-
| gust Groechel and Bertha Besemarn, Oluf
| T. GultrOmsOn and Sire 0. L. Solum, q. d.
| Croker and Rubie P. Donely, William Sterm-
| berg and Babetta Sieen, and Zina l.. Card
and Annie Kroglund. -
A Pet;erman. tailor employed by Knrtz-
| man, fell dead yesterday morning while
| passing through the door of the tailor shop,
| at Washington avenue north. He had just
| received a bundle of cloth TO make up into
! suits He lived at 243j Fifteenth avenue
| south, and leaves wife and three small
| children. Death was cue to heart failure.
Nine. Ostberg, the Swedish prin1a donna,
| accom- panied by her maid and Louis Blum
enburg, her manager, reached minneapolis
| Yesterday morning, and is quartered at the
| West The moment the singer stepped from
| the train she remarked the 'frisk luft' (fresh
| air. of Minneapolis, and she anticipates
| much enjoyment from her visit to place
| where there are so many of her own people