The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-18
CITY NEWS.
WEATHER NOW AND THEN
Maximum Temperature To-day 76
Degrees; a Year Ago 70 Degrees.

TO REGISTER sTRIKERs-The cabinet max
ers will hold meeting at Alexander's hall this
evening. The purpose of the meeting is to get
register of the men who are taking work Of
other kinds and in other places 30 that when
the strike is settled the men may be brought
back to their old places.
JosHUAs FOOT DOWN AGAIN-City Con-
troller Joshua Rogers announces that If any one
tries to foist a new system of bookkeeping on
him he will throw the books in the waste basket.
The bookkeeping In his department, he says, Is
all right, but the city engineer needs to make
some reforms in the special assessment system
FORMER MINNESoTANs sPEAK-Chaplain
I. A. Turner. formerly Of Minnesota, now of
Cambridge. Mass, delivered the annual sermon
before the academy at Woodstock Conn, On last
Sunday, and DR.. d. n. Beach, former pastor or
Plymouth church. thish city. will make the
commencement address for the same institution
tomorrow.
SESSIONS IS PARDONED-F. W. Sessions has
been ordered released from the Minneapolis work
house by tha state board OF pardons. He was
sent up by Judge Holt for larceny April II, on
two counts for two months en- each count. On
plea of his wife that she needed his support and
recommendation Of the authorities pardon was
granted on the second charge.
wATERWoRKs CoMMITTEE-The regular
semin,onthly meeting of the council committee
on waterworks which due next week Will be
held Saturday afternoon, as supervisor McCon-
nell and the aldermen composing the committee
wilt leave Saturday and Sunday to attend the
convention of the American Waterworks Asso'
citation next week at Detroit.
TO BUY HEATING PLANT-A meeting of the
school board held this afternoon to receive
proposals for installing heating and Vent1latlne
plant and plumbing in the addition to the Bry'
ant school. The question Of sinking an arteslan
wells for all the schools in the city Is still i've
one and may be decided in the near future It
will cost over $4,000 to provide an artes1an well
at each school.
A FIREMAN INJURED-victor swanberg. a
fireman at engine house No. II, was severely
injured while going to Are at First avenue !
and Sixth street this afternoon. The nose carr
ran into n Central avenue street car, lnJurlne
the man about the head. The patrol was sum
moned but his friends refused to allow him to DC
taken to the hospital and had him removed 10 dis
home at 326 Third avenue Sc.
LOUIS RICHTER NOT NoTIF1ED-No ofhc1a
notice Of the action of the Presbyterian genera
assembly in expelling Rev. Louis Richter OF Min
he receives such notice he does not admit thai
the action Is complete, and that he has beer
expellcd and communicated. In case ne IS Oh
hciallv notified he expects to use the notice al
evidence In a civil action looking to his rein
statement.
A .sALyATIoN1sT CRUISE-An excursion
down the Mississippi instead Of the usual meet
ings ia announced by the Salvation Army OF tn
twin cities for June 10. The boat will leav'
Minnehaha landing about 7:15 p M, returnln:
to st. Paul about 1870. The Swed1sn ana In
Wright 1t is hoped that the low price VII
encourage number of friends to so and SO nell
the local work. Tickets may be had OF any Sal
vationist.