St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Adjusters are now at work on the losses
by the NicOllet house fire.
Samuel Hanson, for stealing a harness
from C. E. AXtell. was committed for so
days.
The Murphy club will hold a Gospel
temperance meeting next Sunday evening
in its rooms. 900 Hennepin.
a large crowd went out on an excursion
to Calhoun last night, enjoying the dancing
and the moonlight on the Hattie.
J. NJ. Robertson. for stealing a kit of
machinist'S tools from Col. NJ. w. Glenn's
boiler shop, was committed 80 days.
JBysarrangementSm made last evening the
firms of COykendall Bros. and Wyman,
Mullen IL Van Dyke were consolidated.
Articles of incorporation of the State
Bank of Minneapolis were filed yesterday.
The particulars have already been given.
Minneapolis looked somewhat deserted
yesterday with so many people absent at
the lakes. Nearly every grocery store was
closed.
The "Silver King" will open at the
Aleazar this evening at $50 o'clock, in-
stead of S o'clock, to accommodate driving
parties
The weather being suspicious the famous
game between the Sal-MuScatelleS and
West hotels will be played this afternoon
at the corner of Lake and Nicollet.
Two large picnic parties were carried out
by the motor yesterday. The VI. L. church
of the East Side went TO Lake Harriet and
the Franklin Avenue lie. church to Min
nehaha Falls.
Company had a warm discussion last
night on a proposition to turn into the COM
pany treasury the camp pay of the men.
1t was finally decided to lay the matter
over until next week.
The funeral of Mrs. DR.. W. II. Leonard
took place yesterday afternoon from the
residence, corner Fifth street and Second
avenue south, and the remains were IaId to
rest in Lakewood cemetery.
Another heavy rain storm visited Mime
apolis yesterday morning just before noon.
The lowering sky preceding the rain led to
fears of a dangerous wind, but the heavy
fall of water beat down the storm.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
to the following: Edward Beyis and Addie
Howe. Simon O'Malley and Ida GustafSon,
Christ Syverson and Annie H. Haugan,
William Dittman and Marie Schuett.
Inc railroad commissioners had another
conference with prominent grain dealers
yesterday relative to the coming change of
system of handling grain. The new rule
relating to ''dOckage" was read and was
generally approved by the men here.
The new state bank of Minneapolis has
elected the following officers: John Paulsen,
president; George HUM, vice president; K.
KOOrtgaard, cashier. The new institution
will open its doors in Harmonic building
about August 10.
The Central w. c. T. U. will hold its
monthly business meeting this afternoon at
o'clock in Friends church, corner Eighth
street and Hennepin avenue. A large at
tendance is requested. as there is business
of importance TO be attended to.
The Lurline Boat club has elected the
following new members: George Dean. J.
F. Perkins. L. B. ElwoOd and NJ p. Ho-
bart. A meeting will be held next SatIIr-
day evening, at which time the report of the
regatta committee will be made.
The following committee of the G. A. r.
has been appointed to arrange a program
for the memorial services on Aug. s, Mai.
r. Z. Henderson, Maj. c. b. Heffelfnger,
c. NJ. LOring, W. p. Roberts and w. d.
Hale The committee will meet at IL o'clock
to-day.