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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
,LINNEAPoLss aLoaULEs.

Gust Larsen iUdiscreet!y hIthed In the
city limits ant his tue was ii only.
The city council viii NEE. this evening
ana tLe water board Will meet tomorrow.
Cla1d Adams, Ella Palmer and Kitty
Reynolds each paid fua OF c52 81 for
keeping ba-nios.
a shoot of considerable local interest VIII
be held by the Sun club to-day 20 the range
NEAR Alilnelaha.
j.. II. Rirer returned home yesterday
nom Fergus Falls. where he was success
fu- bidder on public works.
A fire broke ont iu a small min on Sib,ey
street ON the East side yesterday noon. bat
before the department arrived 20 Lad been
ey.inEuiShed.
The medical stan at the ST. Bamatas
hospital believe that Andrew Bins the col
oiei man who was run over on Chestnut
avenue on Monday, wiz recover.
Thomas Green, an employee Of Clark S
cafe. complains that he was dubbed and
held up near the chamber OF commerce the
other evening and robbed of nearly dollar.
Frank Grand and W. A. King, two
painters, were thrown TO TO the ground. q
distance OF about thirty tee5. Monday night
5y a swinging scaffclding giving way. while
they were employed OF "a Western avenue
house. Grand was dangerously injured
but King escaped with slight bruises.
Arthur 3. Chase and Efhe -. Gage. Gus
tav Gottwerth and Minnie Eastman. Hugh
Mcmillan and Susan Cook. Henry Kill
mer and Christina Willy Herbert Archi-
bald aud Clara UnderhiI, Z. j Hall aud
Lydia II. Zshner, Cornelius r.. Peterson
and Grace Thompson, Nels /. Anderson OF
New York and Aisgdelile u. Suop Of New
York yesterday obtained marriage licenses.
An alleged former temperance enthusiast
named 1IcGinty. living on the corner of
Lynda.e and Sixth avenue north, ''fell
from grace" yesterday and got gloriOusly
drunk. lie went home and nearly fright
ened mis- family 10 death By menacing them
with q knife and later with a huge carving
knife. he slept in the caiaboose last night.
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'Else Merchants E'ua Company
Howe ,naraG 81 branch s+ora En- tl,fs.rit,-
ms. 49, AM 60, .-- ME ......,,.
v-,.,-,-tls - t' 81
,S'=-'' - 1o-.~- U'u '''' O'u-
tents. -''ul lI.-1e P'ul'lS' "ti5ht OF Yea
can ana tCIlei-S' ao'e- one ana ohe-haiI
pounds rms company rs method or
octeilisehei,' place souvenirs lll every can
-"D=,li7 III Na4~t ron lV Genus 20 S2o, sach
us so.-u 5llo- sI's- anu IicNel "@1cIeS'
genuine u'"il'Id7 ll'O ytlf Je"euy. but
amer tAiT,t NtsS tl5se c'o'cs 'e's ana COZ
ices VIII -c 7'io "HvtN on uleF merits a5
tLt same hilee' 4udi'5 ana quantity, pug
Without I'D. souvenirs O.u-iS oy mani
promptly Iof"'Iee- q! AT parts oI Jne
Chltrd Sli'@s' ana shoJio Nr accompanied
oy cash, n9sJoll-e order aud addressed
Merchants ts. c'ilnali}, "t5 Nlc1liet ave-
nue. -llnlilai j-i,. 1fIc5'--,9luEie cans. o4'
slN lot % ana l-'r'eeo lot 2 TO- Among the
fortunate purchases yeS-eLuay were;
A. j. LlnqJs-' ~ N'c1llc- d"enue- gent
me diamond 91'0- Mss Laura oaro5of, i9
lWelt,u sttett lo' en- nus 5 s1lN GOO fn@i
MIS-. r. haoei2o,h 49, 1AU0 avenue
soulh, diamond collar CHll'lf 81 N-cAliiian
I 81 flltL street. vent" ihcn5' paLeus-itFer
[ "aJcd. w ~ LunoIe9marh, - Holden
street. soLii SILVER hunting case iuI Jew
/ elsd American "atcu; J' VI. hDt Hlson, COS
Seventh street sOytu- genuine diamond col
lar buttOni H. Blakenan lJ9 island avenue
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is certainly a refreshing fact and is indica-
tive that no Jobs have been put I'D. Each
horse IS 20 so on bis merits. and each win
ner il Is expected viii lee compelled %
lower his record.
NOTES.
n. ?. Clark OF ST. Cloud. the president
OF the State Fair association. has arrived in
the city ana VIII enjoy the TURF events Of
the week.
Every running class has been filed, and
there VIII be from four 20 seven starters in
each.
There VIII be from four To eich. starters
in each pacing and running race.
d. O. J. Evans has been appointed as
judge in the races.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

next entered upon a discussion OF the
ne alton Of the case 10 Col Ilues and Ml.
Menage, declaring that they were clearly
free even from suspicion OF having acted
otherwise than with entire good faith In ac-
quiring portion of the property which Is
now the subject NJ litigation. lie continued
90 read until 4 oClOck when an adjourn
meut was taken until ESQ o'c.ocs this
morning
Judge Shaw Is now nearly thTee-1lur-hs
through with bis argument. and viii prob
ably conclude this morning or early this
afternoon. lie viii be followed By Hon.
j.. II. Wilson for the plaintiffs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

While the matter o. 81 ecfinE candidate
Z for tle appointment tp The position ur en-
/ -meer @. the eltE ban was under discussion
/ on committee meeting yesterday. AID.
Cutler partneutv remarked. "Ir IS not So
much how much man knows as it IS how
much Poe VIII do. It is not all who VIII
c1n-gieDuou~iy do their best" and AID.
Walsh conceded with the theory expressed.
'3Iy idea ISL said Aid. Cutter. ..a.
I engineer should NOT only Pc cnmr-teut
and reliable engineer but Dee should also hr
q practical mechanic. capable oil doing orJ.-
nary bench repairing -ucn q niIl won .t
save the ci,g many dollars in the eoUr.e III
a year. One very urgent applicant per-
sisted -E arguing DIS claim for tho appoint
ucut ANA i asked Llu what he is nov. 10
ceivilg and what De expected tile city ~
pay him. lie said he was getting SIU @
month. and he thought the city ought ic
give G.m 30 least -lOo 1 advs % MIN %
80 right buck t0 DIS work. Au engineer
who is dissatisfied with $40 these hard
times would nor be satisfied ~ ith anything
the city c,n afford"
''c.Xth avenue south. across tle Niwau-
( Eee tracks. is iu 0i-E1cefu' condition s"
was the pointed language which Ala
Cutter used at tile city han yesterday 1T
should De paved and a- tle expense Of
tie railway COMPANY.
'Lt is nor half as bad rs tie crossing on
. South Second street, IJerp1sel Aid.
H3show. ''Lt Is almost mpassable. and
/ the council should do something about ii 81
once"
1T is not Of So much Importance con-
/ tinuei AID. Cutter. cOupr0misingly
/ along Sixth avenue while one crosses the
! Second street crossing
simply because 10 is impossible for
! them to cross Second street" persisted AID.
/ Hash0w. The dialogue was con-
7 timed at some length, she upshOt being 10
/ the effect that something should be done 10
/ correct the evils. and Aid. Cutter vol
/ unteered 70 cal upon Supt. Prior On behalf
+ OF the city.
1T cannot give the press g single pointer
/ regarding the census OF the city, said Mr..
/ Case yesterday, land possibly l may not be
/ able 70 furnish any information for the
4 public until fail. Weare doing the bestwe
/ can. compiling everything - last as we can
/ gather in our lists. but il is a mighty sight
( bigger job than we had contemplated. VIII
1 we exceed 100, O03? Now, as / said before.
oA-tlAA -IfN oAlA ops e+A--- AZ --iz-AtA
I significantly.
Mayor Pilisbury has decided 70 deliver
/ no address TO the Mexican editors t0-mor-
row. That is right. There is no excuse
I FOR inhieting municipal e.oquence on q party
: of innocent foreigners who have done no
body any harm.
So
II mas been said over and over again by
( the directors Of the Masonic Temple asso-
citation that the matter Of a bonus would
settle the question of location. Perhaps
4 the present boom 10 Sixth and NicOuet
comes IN the line OF a bonus?
Law IS sometimes singulariy Inconsistent
The other day two prominent business men
were arrested for participation in little
game IN winch they had 81 on the table be-
l.i- r.eL. rrcll m.
..-.aal p.aye. 49, 4. 4JLa4 s--a l.ss aill, =,
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gIENNEAPOLIs PERsoNALs.

DIT. and Mrs. L. A Bull Of Buffalo are at
the West.
\. E. Rayner, Andoyer, Oak, Gazette, is
at the st. James.
George Is. Hush, teller OF Hush's bank,
IS quite III, threatened with a typhoid fever
attack.
4. P. Beard has returned from an ex-
tended tour 10 Lowell, Mass, and other
points.
Y q Hush. who has been spending a
veei Boston. is Yea home This
Lon. l.. a.. Da....-L ..u4 Is--- Staples o.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

MIS-. q. >. Britain, Hartford, Conn: Mrs
A. McGregg0r Helena, Mont.
Lake Park Hotel: c. w. F0gc and wife
Chicago, Thomas Lowry, Ms Goodrich
Miss Mamie Lowry Clinton Morrison. Miss
Ethel Morrison, Mrs d.. Kimbal 1Irs. c.
+. Thorpe Miss Grace Harrison Randolph
Mitchell Minneapolis; Samuel Clifford and
vie, Chicago.
GENERAL NOTES.
The Hotel Lafayette Base Ball club last
evening issued a challenge to the Lake Park
cruz 10 play q series of twelve gaI1es for the
championship. q Plpmmer is manager of
the Lafayette 7sh-wieiders and Frank Doc
tor IS captain The mel and their positions
ars as follows: A. Roberts. pitcher: ~.
Brown, catcher; Z. Hemdon, first base;
A. RUNNER, second base w. Mason. third
base; E. Doctor. snort stop; W. Wilson,
LEFT held. d. Bennett center field. S. DeaS
right field. There are several good players
in The nine and they VIII fight for the ban
ner Tor all they are worth IN skill and
Drawn The Lake Park boys are practicing
daily and confidently assert their SUI
penOrty over the nine across the
lake. The first battle between tue leyia-
thians Of the diamond viii probably take
place July (. DR. a J.. Cole. the Laiay-
cite resident physician, has been retained
for the afternoon and viii have his modi-
cine case on the ground. The umpire
viii be insured by the Accident ass0cia-
ti0n and the scorers viii be allowed 20 wear
wire masks. The details Of tile great event
will be arranged later.
Hon John Crosby Of Nashhmn. Crosby
q Co.. Minneapolis. showed his agents.
Messrs. r. O. \. Ford of New orE and
Samuel Bell Of Philadelphia the beauties ol
tie lake yesterday Mr.. Crosby invited q
number Of NinneapolItans 10 accompany
him 90 make the occasion more enjoyable
Nessrs. Charles y. Martin, p III. Babc1cll,
q. X. Hatch, W. S. judd. q. NJ. Bailey
w. Delabaue, john Washbun, i B. An-
drcW9 and A. Y. Martin accepted Lis in-
Eitatlon and formed merry party. On ar
irving ~ th0 lake the party boarded
the Rosander. and made @ trip 10 Upper
lake, returning in sine fer dinner al the
Lafayette. The day was passed iu q de-
liebttu- manner and the party returned 10
Minneapolis on the carly evening train.
The Hotel ST. Louis viii open formally
for the season to-tsy There me
already thiry-lNe guests in the
house. ana the number wiz be
Increased Jo q hundred by lHe close ci the
week. Mr. Charles ScuiIeI viii. as for
merry. be general MANAGE. and Mr. Pres
ton Gibson VIII lee cashier. William Or
Of the rs est hotel. Minneapolis has been
engaged as chief clerk. and the selection Is
an admirable one The many improy emeuts
lu tie hotel during the season have already
been noted in tle GLOBE, Gud need moi be
repeated ut this time A very bright hope
for the season is entertained boy the man
ayers.
Rev john T.. Scudder of Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

The committee from the city council on
public grounds and buildings met in adj
ioumcd session yesterday aud took up the
matter u- appointing an engine and on eIe-
N3tar man g., the city hail Some eight APP
picaCgus Tor tGe former appointment were
read. or rne number one had the certil-
cate az chief engineer and the others GER
ule7-eS ul assistants. AID. Walsh moved
that the chairman of tine committee be re-
oU-sted I'd recei~e further applications to-
Ee-ler with certificates. and when ne esd
mates that he las received sufficient mum
Der, re cali another meeting ut the commit
tee for action. and the motion prevailed
The Western Union Telegraph company
having asked Tor a reduction in IFS rent
u case tine office Of the superintendent be-
removed t5 81. PAU, vacatiug his room I'm
the city hai'. tile committee considered the
petition Toe It's IiEelru5 phases and decided
t0 report adversely.
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CHANGE OF STREET GRADE.
City CLERK g OFFICE. !
ST. PAUL, june u, 1885. :

Notice Is hereby given that the Common
Council Of the City Of ST. Paul VIII, at their
meeting 20 be held on Tuesday, the 2Ist day
Of July, A. d. 1855, at $50 O'Clock p. m.
at the Council Chamber in the City hail, con-
slider, and may order, u change Of grade on
the following street, between the points
named. rO-Yrit.
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ENNETovEA.
E- roEcstra and the Open
Euu MOD.

E, one az the fines, ip Inc
gd is led Inv PROF. II. n.
ugb musician ana conductor.
lraiad i'm T..ta.io ana Boston.
neh nu.ics. .ynarfepee. ne
E the famous Dodworths
De QIznpir tasater I'm New
led the. orchestra III the
hotel S3ratora. Te has
ulzee Tor the mast tom yaars.
cl he has sDfpt as assistant
his orchestra and me last
- own c0mpanv of musicians.
c5 rs fEe fayorita sociotr
I,,raul,ee and Is considered
.9rlp,u,- prnf TbieIa Is
v.lIa.r leader. and his o,ar3
h.- been produced With are4t
Yankee Veise,r7oad nnou
which viii Inc aiveo to IN.
IN +I,a fau M
violin I'm fba oratesfra
he, FIRST v+oTiu l.layor IL
m orpson..p and + Hansen
fr.t +. from ala Cpiraoo
r Ua1sra,. The se.ond viz
rn,-zsn o;~aIa. + pse1
a.li,ts,a .ii,sot,7 ~ H.
r.ngu- Srarier4 ~,
h.. ~ IN. ,5e.- ,;.r.stgi1 t5a
le, -ea ,ceu, ~,-is-
l.no came f.. ,5ie gonnirr
o-.Ee..ra. w W.T. hos.
1910 o~.,., b.,.se r
md ,,ioc.Io bgs r-o-rd-
,'a,r inc - u
.,...- Vas r.o,.r ~
,t. o..l.st,,s IN emu
81. ...nr.,.r Mi, Scbrairar's
p rL11..a he soIo oi-,fo,,at
,,. ..a.';ar., l.,~I -f 90
l"sr,sn he s.,. -.,-,.4isf
linn. -...r.eer ~ ,l.o -a.o,,d
..l-..~ b-,f - l,F,--...- no
nv ~. I,rer-l} i.or.s =
....,., ..-g-o- - ete,-.
homo AMI .l,., a.,,n,,r
,...-. anal 5~r,.r.5r s.asr,r
.o.,., s, H,s
a. r.4 T-t lac ro.,
..r,.....,.t r,.-+,.|o, G,
r.a sre~r. f,st ..s.f-,g
-fs r,. -rsi. ami s.a- =
rI-- no-- orn-.- in l,o
H.r ,.r- rffsf,neoreJ
...ts viii la ui-r-. +, ,tsar.-
. .-gYlrr tg4ar..-tsr ana
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
Minneapolis Real Esrnte.

L2tttAA y HklAN>r LttS-
T7veuty-three warranty deeds were fled yes
terday with the register OF deeds, IS follows
Its 20. II, l., Is. L. blk g, sandy Lake
add; s r NettIeton 70 Willis Baker. s., 500
Its Il, 10 IS, IT,, blk 1, Avery's Chicago
Nv add; y " SmiIn to r L Stone. $500
Ii e. blk l6, Gales ed nv add; Nels Der
strCm 20 Emma OlesOu. 5000
II p, bis II. j Z BlaisdelIs add; I Lar
aimee TO James Chalmers. ......-..... 1860
Part of It 3, blk 2, S. Anthony Har-
riet A Roger to g ] Baclus-. .....-... 1900
Its 9, 10, blk -. Bakers % add; Eliza
beth Van Anda 20 Mary VI Sagreo.. $500
Its ana 3, blk 9. Baker % add; u
Stevens 70 y ID Root. .....--..-...... l,60I
TT =. blk 2, Sw.usen Bros add; p
SwCuse1 10 l. D Brown and Ole Brown 1900
IL il, blk 4, Blooming Prairie add;
Mary b Wh,uuCre TO Abby IL Abbott ? 500
l. =, blk 1853, Minneapolis; JAS Bulser
70 Heinrich Observation-Disclosures. 5000
IL J, S-luemsu's rearr OF e = Of blk 3,
Peters aid; AntoueJte Bake to ID II
-illriJ -.-..-.s-- ---.-.. @s0Vl
II, blk 8, Stiiludn's add; e. " John
son 60 A q C.aupet Observation-Disclosures. S,Gul
Eieysa misceIaneOus deeds, the cCnsid-
erauons OF which are less than $1,000. t,C2l
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DISTRICT o0UET HrsrErs.
assignment LitiEagi0ns--JI4z-y Case.
Reset EOr C0Ilrt Trial.

ass z AlfiReflf A.ftia ElI Dns--.b Ea-E Cases
Reset Eor CoUrt Trial.
Is. H. Frosser. assignee of Edwin s. Hart
ley. yesterday commenced an action ia the
district court against Isabella J. Hartley.
alleging -lat ol Jan. 3. 1855. Edwin d.
Hartley made an a,siquea. To Henry
Hartley, q relative of one OF the firm
req. - Hartley was removed. and IL. H
fr3sSer, the plaiutiE appointed in his
stead. Who now charges that Tilf1u Hart
ley delivered 10 Isabella Hartley. Inc vile
on h-uEy Hartley. hi, prom issory note f5r
e'p'- CIV ing Ior security q mortgage ON real
estate A EcMuEiol's Second addition. that
conveyance of the property was made
Nt-nIl amy consideration. anu 10 secure "a
preference for Henry Harley and go de-
maud other creditors Cl William Hartley.
u ~ GAINED also Chat il SINH
lar manner De had conveyed TO the
NtIeLtAu- mortgage aAd note for
$1,000. without consideration and with -u-
TENT 90 oliEld. Wherefore it Is asked
tiat The convttauCes be declared void and
l'at Tie plaintiff. as assignee. be- entitled 20
recover posses .an Of Tie pgg1gtty Au or
der was made 1g JgdEs Loch-eu restrain
ing The defendant from lispdsiu- IF .hs
property
AAAEDoH-tENr 1F PROCEEDINGS.
ia ite proceeding ol tire 81. Paul &
Norleu Pacific Railway company. ID ec-
cure lands t9r right ot WAY CD The East
-'le- notice W abandonment of proceed
H-s was yesterday lied bg ID. a. SeC.nhe.
attorney -,- JEl road. m rl-rd - ,ta fol-
lowing lands; "A snip ~ land SIXTY l,.t
wide extending .arQueh Tors . g. 4. block
:. - Anthony. belonging -v Henry Hcel+-
man. par, oI lots 3 and g. block ) Henry
heclman owner; piece 5f isnI forty f.--
de- extending g ,1u-aerly direction.
between Hecuulau's anna OIJbs additions
20 ST. Anthony.
CASES RESET
Tine following tury cases i1 which fury
trials were waived were yesterday set for
court Trial I'm tAa district court. Julv E. G..
A. Eels SIS. ST. Paul IL Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, o. u. Haskell rs. .iOhn
JUDGE july s. r. O. anderson. respondent.
Fs. Aogd-cai White. appellant: Emily Olson
Fs. -h Paul Gre a. Marine Insurance Com
pany; July q, Charles =. Lang VS.. George
Is. Shepherd e! a., y. @. Jackson Ct 81. IS.
Euhl4 Is. Hl.mous- j. l.. Hawthorne rs.
City Bank OF Minneapolis. Tneae Lin
coin, apr el.aat. VS. z. b.. Stanchfeid. re-
-Foldeli. July no. Huieyicl- Ia Belle rs.
denlern County Catholic BuldnC and
Loan Association Mary MeGr3u VS.. Elijah
harrington; July l3 Minneapolis Union
railway Company SIS. Caroline Butchers
Minneapolis Union Railway Company rs.
Joseph D.- amer
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SIXTH STREET,
Between Maria and HOFFMAN Avenues

Between Maria and Hoffman Avenues
In accordance with and as indicated by the
red line on the profile thereof, and as re-
ported upon o. being necessary and proper
by the Board of Public Works of said city,
under date OF May IS, 1885, which said re-
port was adopted by the Common Council of
the City OF St Paul at their meeting held June
>, 1855.
The profile indicating the proposed change
is on fie snd can be seen at this Office.
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YEsrERpAy-s PERMITS.

Inspector Pardee yesterday issued che fo.-
lowing permits 10 build;
Thomas Currey 2-story s-room wooden
dwelling. side GiTard av. bet 13Ja
ami 2Otb sv......................,... 500
J Woodward. 2-stOry S-rOoU wooden
dwelling, side sd Sc, bet I4th and
10th avs sw...-. .......-............ I,5Oo
Olaf Thompson. 2-stCrv 5-roum wooden
dwelling, 9th ST. and 22d NV sw....... 600
EalFer Ferustcl. Z-story S-roou brick
dwelling. Il Size 23L av, bet 5-h and
och So, Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Two minor permits. .-...........-..... 800
Total PERMITS 6; estiIl1rad Cost.......s+, 400
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losers generally do, he "squeaiedn and
wanted the concern raided I'D once. he
went % the city attorney. who sent him 10
The county attorney. Dut that important
official was too busy tO wait or him III ir
had been s. small game of poker. ascent
ante but with an equal chance ell around.
there is no official bur would have had an
. abundance Of time. Tie GroceIs' union
found IL could do nothing with The ten men
and dropped the whole matter.
/ The man who paid 81 and found $50 in
gold 10 the can of coffee. win say the Tea
/ company is q great institution. It IS only
the j Ser Who CeuOunces IL as a giant swim.
Z de No sensible man VIII suppose every
/ ono who pays 81 VIII draw SO, and every
one who invests banks Ou his luck. allowing
/ the affair Is honest. and should DO his kick
I ing before ne buys. a moments thought
7 VIII snow tnar ion every purchaser who
draws pair ot E Id solitaire diamond ear
drops IN gold setting" there are 100 who
B get nothing but a trumpery piece of lew
I elry, worth $3.50 gross. for this concern
/ is no eleemOsynarv institution. II PLAYS
I Tor suckers, 70 use a slang phrase, and gets
T plenty OF them.
#.#
! Since the purchase by C. 4. Pillsburv Of
. -AA'H rNN4 aANLN1 AAlII NNll@ NDA. ALCNlNAN
has worn his Old-time r-ddv smile He
says the line viii now have a square chance
( % work itself ont Of deb-. which ithas every
I prospect Of doing. It IS not alone the
thousands OF people who get an outing at
the lakes by means of the road who viii re-
J0ice at any step likely % keep the line as
il Is, but by those hundreds. rs well. who
are compelled 10 i've where lots are not held
~ 200 'front.' loot, aDd VINO must have
cheap and rapid transit in and out.
This is the time Of year when the insur-
cnce man AnNiCusly cranes his neck and
breaks his back 90 watch Che flight Of q
rocket over property OF which he carries
risks When y0u see q MAN with ais eyes
[ uFet5d on Che paper balloon as it sails
away Ike floating star You may know
/ insurance IS his line o. business.
some Of the handsome residence prop
7 erty in the city IS being disiigured by the
/ erection Of aces. The beauty OF many Of
\ our streets was their Ions lines OK smooth,
/ yelve-y lawns, WIKI not q fence for blocks
/ 70 break the beautiful m9uo-oly, and IL is
/ o matter OF regret that some owners have
I seen 90 20 put 40 those uusi 5lLy palugs.
/ Why Is it done!
1 To-day Gle new po>y3, regulation goes
into eject which ms ses -le rate Tor FIRST
I class mail matters cents per ounce instead
of . cents per half ounce as heretofore.
. The special 1o-ceur stamp which insures
/ Che Immediate delivery 0i "a letter 40 o. 30
( p. 10. can also be used on ANA after to-day.
#-
| Owing 10 The unusual press Of business in
+ tle district court. tlt special Term calendar
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tlae 1Iercbants' 'E'ra Company

Total permits, 6 estimated oost.......s4,igy
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

II mas been said over and over again by
the directors Of the Masonic Temple asso-
citation that the matter OF a bonus would
settle the question of location. Perhaps
the present boom 10 Sixth and NicOlet
comes IN the line OF a bonus?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

Law IS sometimes singulariy Inconsistent
The other day two prominent business men
were arrested for participation IN little
game in winch they had 81 on the table be-
..f- r.eu-. GAS lu
.4-.44 p.syo4 49, q -o-al e--a loas aills -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

-4'f ~ - -Ath'hA N 4aA4ns
tfayette: w. II. Lee, Miss Hard
Minneapolis: Prof a. IL. Thiele
d musicians. Milwaukee; James
w. Williams w. J. Maitland,
Ohm Crosby. G.. j. Martin, p. NJ
t. i. Hatch w. S. Judd, a. NJ.
+ DelabuTe, john Washbun. T..
IS. A. " Martin, Minneapolis;
ord. New York: Samuel Bell,
la; W. w. Dudley Miss Brown,
r. and Mrs. III. Beer, New Or
r. 3. Langdon. Miss Carrie
Naaaral.
naI. i3Hu- =. ll
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MEDICAL
81 Third st. 5, Minneapolis, Vim.

Treata all Chronic Nervous Dis
eases OF Men and Women.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

Owing 20 the unusual press Of business in
The district court, the special term calendar
Oh Saturdays vii be continued through the
mmer- lt has been customary Co diseou-
unl- the special terms uom tue second
Saturday ia July Oh -h- second Saturday
m September. hlt tie hug-Bamiu-ton
suits have thrown the business 1f thecolrts
TOO far behind 20 allow tl- Judges their
usual vacations JLls year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

To-day .Len new postal regulation goes
into eject which makes -te rate Tor FIRST
class mail matters cents per ounce instead
OF cents per half ounce as heretofore
The special 1U-cenr stamp which insurps
Che Immediate delivery of letter no To- t0
p. no. can also be used On ana after to-day.