St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-02
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The monthly report of tine health officer
will not be ready for publication until to-
day.
The night and day patrolmen exchanged
the time Of watches yesterday for the
month
The ice man, in Minneapolis, lays the
plumber cold when it comes to making a
sudden fortune.
Company A was inspected, last night, at
the armory and passed the ordeal safely
and satisfactorily.
The new Hayes truck and other fire eX-
tinguishing apparatus ordered by the city
will be delivered Aug. l.
The Lurline boat club failed to get
quorum last night, and the meeting was ad-
| jOurned until some future day.
The police are looking for Japhes Robin
son, laborer who robbed his employer, w.
T. Wiley, Richfeld farmer, of $3.50 yes
| terday.
The fire department tested number of
new boxes yesterday. conveying to, some
people the impression that frequent fires
were breaking out
Sheriff Dan Sullivan arrived in the city
from Fergus Falls last night with an incor-
rigible boy who is to be incarcerated in the
| state reform school.
A man named Clark yesterday hired a
livery rig at Vaney's stable, got drunk and
| sold the same at ST. Paul for $65, where
he is now under arrest
The city council will meet tomorrow
night and consider among other things the
proposition of the Manitoba Railway COM
pany to bridge their tracks.
A plat of Godfrey's addition was filed
yesterday with the register of deeds. The
addition contains fifty-ive lots, lying be-
tween Eighth and Twelfth avenues south.
| j. Wiseman, baggageman in the Omaha
yards, had two fingers crushed while coup
ling cars last night. The injury was such
as to necessitate the amputation of the
fingers.
At meeting of cOopers last night, the
committee on arbitration did not report and
no actiod was taken ON the matters of dis
pute between the cooperative cOoperS and
boss shops.
The nuptials of W. F. Freese and Miss
Bertha Reeve were celebrated last evening
at the residence of the brides parents, only
intimate friends OF the families being pres
ent Rev. Mr.. Sutton officiated.
The.body of the boy, Oscar johnson,
drowned while bathing ON Friday, was re-
covered from the river yesterday and taken
to the home of his parents. The coroner
was notified, but no inquest will be held.
M. O.. Solberg and Hilma Lileburg,
Charles C. Scott and Catharine Olinger,
Thomas P.Lyndan and Mary G. Buckly,
r. B. Brock and Mophey Schubert. j. V.
Sherman and Hattie Wolford yesterday OBJ
tanned marriage licenses.
The general assembly of the Presbyterian
church in session at Cincinnati, On yester-
day decided on Minneapolis for it's place OF
meeting next year. Minneapolis has not
yet held somuch godliness since it was
born as it will OH that occasion.
The monthly report of Clerk Dunn of
the municipal court shows that al crimi-
nal cases were tried OF examined during the
month of Nay and 169 civil cases tried.
:, The receipts were: from criminal cases
So, 321. SIS; from civil cases 1856. 40, making
total ofl$2, 577.95.
The Grand lodge of Minnesota Odd Eel
lows will convene in this city this morning,
and remain for probably. three days. The
electionof officers will be an important
feature, and another will be the choosing of
delegates to the supreme lodge of the
world, TO be held in Baltimore in Septem-
Der.
Lieut. Skinner, inspector of rifle prac-
tice, has examined the surroundings of the
camp ground at White Bear to ascertain the
facilities for rifle practice, and reports find
ing an excellent five-hundred-ya range
within fifteen minutes walk from camp.
The ground is as level as floor, with a
sharp bluff behind the targets sixteen feet
high, and the whole backed by thick woods.
The firing viii be to the westward.
In the newspaper match to be shot at the
tournament of the National guard at Fort
4 Smelling next September the following
newspapers have pledged a years subscrip-
ton as prizes: The DAILY GLOBE, Pho
neer Press, Evening Journal, st. Paul Dis
! patch, Peck's Sun, Forest and Stream,
American Field, Army and Navy Journal,
/ Spirit of the Times The number will be
raised to twenty-five or thirty.
! Yesterday was a great day in building
permits, the estimated cost of the new
structures to be $53.025. jeremiah Spear
took out permits for four buildings to oc-
cupy the four corners Of Tenth avenue and
Second street southeast, to cost SO, 500 each.
Ira Whitney will erect dwelling on Oak
Grove avenue, to cost $500. Mary P. Rog-
ers will put up a fine brick residence on
Fifth street southeast, Between Seventh
and Eighth avenues that will cost S11, 900.