St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$454, 976.1S.
The West hotel to-day celebrates its second
anniversary.
John 7. Kelly and the Russells are filing
the dime museum nightly.
There will be a meeting of professional
nurses to-day at 400 Nicollet avenue.
An electric light system with 500 lamps is
being placed in the Grand opera house.
c. FL. Hubert yesterday pleaded guilty to
using unsealed weights and was fined So.
There will be a driving matinee at the
Minneapolis fair grounds this ate rnoon.
Company of Minneapolis and Company
Of St. Paul will hold a team shoot next Tues
day.
The Mayfower Congregational church Sum
day school holds picnic at Lake Harriet to-
day.
The First Ward French Political club has
been resurrected, and it is as full Of life rs
ever.
Concerts will hereafter be held at Central
park Friday evenings instead of Thursday
evenings.
Anna warndorph has secured divorce
| from Edward Warndorph on the ground of
| drunkenness.
The Sixth Ward Republican club will meet
| in Higgins hail this evening to make up a
slate for the fall.
]. Murphy, who stole some pictures from
| JacODy s SaQery. was yesterday held to The
graud jury in $500 bonds.
Jerry Shea was yesterday given ninety DAYS
in the county jail for drunkenness upon the
| complaint of his daughter.
| In the registers Office yesterday plats of
Parker & Jermans and Moffett s. Minds addi-
tions to Minneapolis were recorded.
| Mayor Ames, by invitation, accompanied
the Harmonic singers who left last evening
to attend the Milwaukee s8ngerfest.
without license, will be examined before
| United States Commissioner Odell Thursday
| The council committee on gas meets
| Wednesday at 80 o. m, and the committee
on market ordinances at the same hour Thurs
| day.
Frank Val Des, the three-card monte man.
was yesterday bound over to await the
| action of the grand jury in the sum of
| 81, 900.
| A soap fakir, doing business on the street
corner, was stopped by the police last night
| He did the 1im-1am racket, with profit to
himself.
Citizens in the vicinity Of the shaft to the
tunnel on First avenue and Fourth street
north complain that the shaft is draining
their wells.
number Of people living in the vicinity
of the great tunnel complain that as fast as
| the water in the shaft is pumped out their
wells dry UP.
Yesterday noon, at Washington, D. c.
Herbert McCord, son of Col. W. B. McCord of
Minneapolis, and Miss Lizzie j. Sparrow were
married at the home OF the bride.
Two Scandinavians applied at police head
quarters for q piece of iron with which q
murder had been committed. They said they
wanted some of the filings to cure sick
child.
Peter Gustafsen, IA years old, residing on
the corner of Fourteenth avenue and Jeffer-
street nv q dnliIyaru
yesterday afternoon and injured about the
head.
Lucieu H. Smith has been appointed spe-
cial agent of the national bureau of labor for
Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and Dakota, with
headquarters at Minneapolis, with a salary of
81, 400 per year.
Mrs. Ellsworth Young yesterday died from
consumption, aged % years, after a lingering
illness. The funeral will take place this
III morning at O'Clock, from the Immaculate
Conception church.
Complaint was made at police headquarters
last evening that the jewelry auction store
on Bridge square had roped a sucker into
buying a worthless watch for 81. The case
will be searchingly Investigated.
At the residence of Rev. W. T. Chase last
evening, George d. Gladding of A NJ Pratt
& Co. and Miss Josephine Fiagg we've united
in marriage. The wedding was q quiet one,
but a few relatives and friends being
present.
The entertainment by the Caledoniau club,
at Curtiss' hall, last evening, was a pleasant
affair, and was attended by a large number.
The program was an interesting one, and en-
braced music and recitations. An entertain
ing paper on "Caledonian Games was read
by ]. B. Forgan.
Peter Gustafser Il years DID, whose pa
| rents reside at the corner of Fourteenth ave-
nue. and Jefferson street south, was YESTERDAY
run over by heavy wagon at the corner of
Third street and Eleventh avenue south and
severly injured.
FL. Nathan, A. Brown, Peter KiZer, M. F.
Mors and Henry Scheig, were yesterday ar
raigned in the municipal court for violating
the Sunday law by shaving customers of the
West hotel. All pleaded not guilty, and gave
bail in $50 each for their appearance Friday.
One of the largest transfers of the season
was recorded yesterday when George A.
Camp sold to William J. Laid of Boston lots
and s. in Hoag's addition, and large ouan-
tity of land in section 22, township 29. range
"a, for $105,0O0. f
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
William Van Damme and Annie Lund George
d. Gladding and Josephine c. FIagg, Milton
E. Jones and Mary E. Stout, E. W. Weston
and Nettie G. Johnson, Thomas Jensen and
Mary Nelson, William L. Aker and Nav
Thompson.
The lucky number on last Saturdays News
Letter, as announced in Monday evenings
Journal, No. 773, was held by E. d. Hughes,
1901 First street south, telegraph operator