St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The 500 road has track laid as far as Prem
| tiss Wis.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
| S370, 1886.
A marriage license was issued yesterday. to
| Albert Thielen and Barbara Foell.
Henry 7. Wells was yesterday appointed
guardian of Henry T. Wells, insane.
Drs. Ames and Dunn will examine students
| of the Minneapolis Training School for Nurses
to-day.
| The Milwaukee road put on two new Sleep
| ers last night, the Faribault and the Fort
| Smelling.
Col Hubbard has7been' offered the presi-
dency of the Leland university, New Orleans,
and may accept.
The Minneapolis Gun club again failed to
| get quorum last evening, and the election
| OF officers was postponed.
The Head Millers' association met last even
ing and decided to change the date of its e9-
| cursion to Winnipeg to next Tuesday.
The Casino theater will give a benefit for
| Knights of Lab Or building fund Friday even
| ing, when ''Olivette" will be presented.
| The Casino theater, under its new manage
| ment, is making decided hit. 1.-The Chimes
of Normandy" will be given tonight.
| People living near the big tunnel shaft
complain that the smoke from the engines
| used is very annoying and want smoke con-
! sumers put on.
Roberts s. Schweitzer have applied for a
| lien upon land owned by Alice Bloise and
| others, to secure the payment due them for
| building material.
The grocery clerks will meet at the produce
exchange Thursday night when W. II. Der
| rick and Harry Waldin will report constltu-
! ton and bylaws.
Fred w. Hutchings filed in the Office of the
register of deeds yesterday plat of Ken
wood. The land is located in sections % and
| 20, town 20, range "a.
The Windsor hotel has secured the second
and third floors of an adjoining block for use
as an annex, which gives the hotel total
capacity of ninety rooms.
J. c. Plummer, while driving on Nicollet
avenue yesterday, was run into by an un-
known hackmau. The buggy was injured
but no other damage was done.
The Retail Grocers' association is circulat-
| ing petition to be presented to the common
council for the re-establishing OF the old
| licenses on foot and wagon peddlers.
Friday evening, at the old Masonic hall, Ill
| Nicolet avenue, the Ladies' Relief corps of
| L. P. Plummer post, G. A. R., will hold So
ciel. There will be dancing, singing and rec
itations.
A number of the Minnesota division of the
| Train DiSpatchers' association met at the Of
fee of DIR. Friedlander, As Washington ave-
nua soulh, last evening and discussed mat
| tiers of small moment.
Yesterday morning, while at work in Cole
| Weeks saw mill, Conrad Oertel was struck
on the head by block from saw and Sc
riously injured The patrol wagon took him
| to his home at 1919 Fifth street northeast.
Samuel Coburn, living on Eighth avenue
northeast, was yesterday fined $40 in the mu-
nicipal court for keeping savage dog that
bit two little daughters of Dennis Harring-
ton, a neighbor. The dog was ordered shot.
Those who propose to take part in illumi-
mating and decorating on the East side at the
time of the opening Of the Exposition will
| meet at Chute Brothers Office to make nece S.
| sary arrangements.
Little Harris who has the reputation of
being night worker, was discovered in the
Central hotel, 122 Second street south, at an
| early hour this morning by the proprietor, Z.
Nelson. Harris could give no satisfactory
account of why he was there and SO was
locked up.
The directors of the South Minneapolis
Building and Loan association met last even
| ing at the Office of J. d. Muldoon, and in addi-
ton to the transaction of the usual routine
business elected Judge Lars NJ. Rand as at
torney for the ensuing year. The ASSOCIATION
was reported to be in a highly prosperous
condition.
A team belonging to the Cedar Lake Ice
company ran away last night, throwing Chris
Damoning out at the corner of Fifth street
and Sixth street north, breaking an arm and
seriously cutting his head. The horses were
captured at the corner of Twelfth street and
Hawthorne avenue. Another man who was
in the wagon was also thrown out, but was
not seriously hurt.
The city council committee on railroads
met yesterday and considered the old ordi-
nance granting to the Northern Pacific Rail-
way company right of way across certain
streets on the East side. The ordinance was
about half read when the committee adj
journed until Saturday afternoon. It is the
object of the railway company to have q
freight line which will pass Minneapolis with
out stopping.
The first annual excursion of George N.
Morgan camp, Sons of Veterans, takes place
on the evening of Aug. 10. The excursion
will leave the city at 1920 p. m. over the Min
neapolis g. st. Louis, and upon arriving al
the Lake Park will embark upon the steamer
Belle for u trip around the lake, returning to
the city at IL o'clock. The Willard brass and
string band will be in attendance. Tickets
at 81 round trip can be obtained from the
committee, or at Webster & Churchills drug
store.