St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Western Avenue NJ. E. mission
Sunday school will picnic at MahtOmedi to-
day.
The county board of equalization met YES
terday at the court house and adjourned tC
Thursday.
Smart Minneapolis boys make 81 and 50
day selling pond lilies. The season is
about over.
John r. Gray and Katie Miller, Brupel
liner and Laura Hartman yesterday OBJ
tanned marriage licenses.
Mrs. DIR. W. II. Leonard. after an illness
of over fifteen years, died on Monday night.
She will be buried to-day.
The assessment of Wyman, Mullen &
Van Dyke was raised from $40. 900 to 500,
coo by the board of equalization yesterday.
The case against C. S. Buck for assault
ting James Gray was yesterday continued
two weeks to allow Gray to appear and
testify.
a social was given last night at f. Tun-
stead's, corner Sixteenth avenue south and
Nineteenth street, by the ladies OF FoSS NJ.
Z. church.
The iewelry stock of E. W. StOere was
considerably damaged by water which ran
in through the dismantled roof of the Me
ollet house.
Twelve miscellaneous DRINKS and disOr-
derlieS were treated to fines and imprisOn-
ments at the municipal court yesterday.
-Four paid and eight went over the road.
Four fallen angels, Mabel Lewis, Grace
Fleming, Helen Ward and Fannie King,
were fined $50 and costs each, in the mu-
niciDal. The total amount, $40, was
paid.
An alarm of fire was turned in at l o'clock
yesterday, Occasioned by the burning of a
barn on the property of ID. w. Vincent,
1901 Eighth street south. The loss was
trivial.
Minneapolis Mil company woTllmen yes
teTday found leg. which had been am
putated below the knee. floating i'm the
river. The police will run down the bloody
tragedy.
The Columbia, PillSbuTy 4. WaShburn
4 and Phoenix, turning out about 5000
barrels, are the only flour mills running
The market is away down and there is
very little anxiety concerning the compile
ton OF the canal work.
The stone for the LOwry-HeTrick block
in process of erection ON the site of the old
Academy of Music, is arriving from Mil
waukee. Some OF it is said to be in poor
condition. the edges and corners being
broken In loading on the cars.
Some excitement was created at a sec
Ond-hand store adjoining the pavilion on
Washington avenue south by the arrest of a
man for stealing lady's pOrtmOnaie. The
man claimed the purse caught in bundle
which he was carrying. He was arrested
by Officer FaurSkow.
\ wagon driven by Gilbert Je0ne, a
Dayton farmer, collided with buggy on
NicOllet avenue near Second street last
evening. The wagon was overturned and
considerably damaged. \ child 4 years
old was thrown out and painfully though
not seriously injured.
Yesterday i'm the district court Walton
Murch filed an appeal from the award of
w. w. Hayward. Charles Robinson and A.
IL. Camp as commissioners 10 appTaiSe dam
ages to lot Il. block 3, DemmOn's addition,
by the condemnation proceedings instituted
by the ST. Paul IL Northern Pacific Rail-
way company.
William Ferguson was brought before
the municipal court yesterday charged by
o. c. Meeker with ObStructing a public
highway. 1t seems that Ferguson built a
fence across a piece of property near EX-
celSiOr. which Meeker claims ispublic prop
erty, but which Ferguson contends is his
private property. The case was set for
Aug. Z, and Ferguson was released on his
own recognizance.