St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The Murphy club will give an entertain.
ment this evening.
The excavation for the postoffice is nearly
ready for the concrete.
Palmer q Mckinney of Omaha will run
theater in Market hall.
The stone work of the first floor of the
workhouse has been completed.
Quite an interesting amateur regatta wa:
held at Lake Calhoun yesterday.
Matt Read and S. o. Jones each paid S.
line yesterday for disorderly conduct
The Swedish mission church gave a we'll
attended picnic at Lake Harriet yesterday.
The second concert of the GOunod club
viii be given at the West hotel this even
ing.
For disorderly conduct, Chris Hoffman
put up $3.50 in the municipal court yester-
day.
Frank Jones is in the lookup for stealing
hat from McAlpine's restaurant on North
First street.
The remains of Mrs. Ansel Clark arrived
yesterday from st. Louis and were inferred
at Lakewood cemetery.
The DAM brass band will resume the
series of Saturday open-air concerts on
Bridge square this week,
Morris Bell was sent to the reform school
yesterday for perSistently stealing small
sums of money from his family.
A new literary publication, to be issued
once week from Minneapolis and St. Paul
alternately, is said to be on the tapis.
A large number of excursionists are ar
irving in the city from Indiana and Central
Ohio, owing to the cheap railroad fare.
Cataract engine answered a still alarm
last night. and eXtinguished some burning
lace curtains in millinery store on Uni
versity avenue.
There were only five DRINKS before his
honor yesterday. Two were committed
five days, one fifteen days and two paid
fines of SIS each.
A plat was yesterday filed with the reg
lister of deeds of lots 81, 62 and 81, Excel
sior, lying on Lake street between Second
and Third streets.
The second DAM concert will be given
at Hawthorne park this evening. To-mOT-
row evening the regular concert will be
given on Bridge square.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. ]. B. MOffatt of
this city and Miss Helen Coykendall of Chi
cago were married at the residence of the
groom, 1914 Linden avenue
The pupils of the Holy Rosary school
will give an entertainment this evening, on
which occasion the new Holy Rosary hall
will be used for the first time.
At the Alcazar last night Grau's company
gave the ''Chimes of Normandy" the best
thing they do. Tonight Miss Helen Cooper
will have benefit as Olivette.
A. Dranger, who was dangerously in
Jured, and at first supposed fatally, in a
runaway on Monday, is improving and it is
now thought that he will recover.
All but three of the boys who were ar
rested for bathing in the mill pond got off
with suspended sentences. The larger bows
paid fines varying from So to $3.50 accord
ing TO their age.
Detective Gleason went up to Anoka
yesterday and arrested John Thurber for
stealing $50 from William Kennedy in this
city on Tuesday. The prisoner freely con-
fesses his guilt
Mrs. Charles f. Hutchinson died yester-
day at the family residence, 80 Tenth
street south, of consumption. aged % years.
The remains will be taken to Elmira, n.
Y, for interment.
L. Jay Truesdale and Mary Lee. NJ. II.
Smith and Louise J. Welterland, Julius
Thorp and John Christopherson. J. b. Moi
felt and Annie p. COykendall yesterday, OBJ
tanned marriage licenses.
William L. Nelson, a man IS years old.
who has been an inmate of the HON.
eopathic hospital for several weeks past.
was yesterday adjudged insane in the pro-
bate court and committed to st. Peter.
Early yesterday morning burglars broke
into Andrew TalliSon's residence, 1411
Thirteenth street south, and stole several
suits of clothes. They visited the house the
previous night, but were frightened away.
The drilling for an artesian well at the
West hotel was briefly interrupted by the
breaking of the drill The accident has
been repaired, and the work resumed. A
depth of go feet has been reached, and
there are yet no indications of water.
The Head Millers' association has issued
a card of thanks TO ali who helped 10 make
its recent picnic at AIinnetonka a success
The mill owners, the Northwestern Miller.
the management of the Manitoba railway
of the Hotel Lafayette and the various firms
who made special efforts on its behalf are
all thanked; also Mr.. A. I. Ankeny for his
happy address on the occasion.
The organization meeting of the opera
tive millers, which was to have been held
on Monday night. has been called for to-
morrow evening, at the old rooms of the
Millers' association, corner Fifth avenue
south and Washington. The anticipation is
that large organization Will be formed,
which will not be Of labor character, but
more for the purpose of mutual improve
ment.
John Gavin was standing on the rear
edge of the excavation for the extension of
the Window block yesterday, when the
bank gave way. throwing him into the ex-
cavation, a distance of fifteen feet He
suffered broken leg between the knee and
ankle and was removed 10 St. Bamabas
hospital. The bones were carefully set and
an effort will be made TO avoid an amputa-
ton of the member.
c. a. Stineman and Charles p. Silloway
yesterday commenced a suit in the district
court against c. NJ. GoSs and A. W. Gilbert
to recover s., 400. alleging that the plaintiff,
March II, sold TO the defendants the
Twenty-eighth Street roller skating rink. to-
gether with the land, paraphernalia, furni-
ture and skates for Sc, 900. There remains
balance of 81, 100, for which judgment is
asked.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.
Hon. w. P. Huntington of Redwood