St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The n. w. Hospital association will meet
this morning at o'clock.
A regular meeting of the Head Walters
association will be held on Tuesday even
ing.
1t is expected the directors of the Masonic
Temple association will to-day locate the
proposed temple.
Chief West has given the patrolmen i'm
perative instructions to see that bicycles are
kept off sidewalks in future.
The class of 1856 of the high school had
an excursion and picnic at Medicine lake
yesterday, and enjoyed pleasant day.
W. L. McGinty, arrested for menacing
his wife with an axe and carving knife, was
discharged yesterday for want of evidence.
The head millerS realized over $500 on
their picnic June 20. There is now Suf1i-
cient funds to erect the monument and
leave surplus.
While apparently suffering a mental alb
CREATION Mrs. Emma Scheif suddenly disap-
peared from her home near Lake Johanna,
taking with her her seven-year-Old child,
and no trace of her has been found.
The dog killer had warrant ordered
drawn i'll his favor at the meeting of the
council, last night, for S17O for dogs he had
slain during the month of June. Bad on
the dogs but unQueStiOnably good for the
dog murderer.
George WelleS, who claims to hail from
st. Paul, was arrested yesterday in this
/ city. He had in his possession mirror
and clock which were subsequently identi-
fed by one of their clerks as the property
OF Segelbaum Bros.
At last Mondays meeting of the cooperS'
assembly NJ. j. AIcGill was chosen master
workman and ii. s. kObler inspector and
master mechanic. The date of the cOOperS'
picnic, which will be held at Clearwater,
on COney Island, has been changed to
July Is.
| Bayard L. Shaver, acting county super
| intendent of schools, invites the teachers of
Hennepin county to meet at his Office at the
court house on Saturday afternoon at
| O'Clock, for tine purpose of passing apprO-
pirate resolutions in memory of the late
superintendent, c. w. Swith.
Articles were yesterday flied with the reg
lister of deeds incorporating the l.. T. SOule
Elevator company, with a capital stock of
$50, 600, and a limit of Indebtedness which
shall equal the amount paid on capital. The
officers are: President, William Wheeler;
vice president, c. +. Wheeler; secretary,
l.. L. SOule; treasurer, D. p. Carter.
That was prOdigious petition presented
to the city council last night, asking for
electric lights in various parts of the city.
1t was prOdigiOuS in more ways than one.
1t asked for large number of lamps, and
it contained the signatures of 1925 prop
erty owners, and covered forty-two feet
and ten and One-half inches (running) of
paper.
At a meeting of the committee appointed
to select q location for the picnic of the G..
\. r., to be held in July, it was unani-
mOusly resolved to recommend to the gen.
eral committee the adoption of Coney isl
and in Clearwater lake at Waconia as the
place the facilities offered by the Minneap-
oils IL st. Louis railroad, through its
agent, Mr.. E. w. Mortimer, and by Mr..
Frank Dark, the lessee of the property, be
ing in its opinion the best suited to the
purpose. The committee extends thanks
to Comrade Mortimer and Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Dark for their courteous treatment of its
members while inspecting this spot.