St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-22
MINNEAPOLIS GAoBUAEs.


Bank clearings yesterday were S532. 022,57.
The partnership between Yerxa s. Kirkbude
has been dissolved.
f. B. Temple will erect a $4,000 residence
on Hawthrn avenue.
E. II. Moulton has been made special adj
niniStrator OF the estate of the late Col. A.
ID. Nelson.
At the meeting of the professional muses.
yesterday it was decided to hold a picnic in
the near future.
Frank Cousins the colored man who
assaulted Blind John, Tuesday, was fined So
yesterday morning.
Edward Lpsett of Saltwater, came to
Minneapolis, got drunk and was robbed of $50
and check for 500.
The residence OF August Pauson, 529 Third
avenue southeast, was entered by burglars
and fifteen dollars taken.
Burglars entered q. o. jennings residence
near the station at Calhoun Monday morning
and secured four dollars.
James Kennedy and Matt Irvine ran away
from their home Oh Jefferson street recently,
and have been traced as far as Anoka.
The Panorama company will join the illum-
ination scheme on Nicoliet avenue and build
magnificent arch across Fifth street.
John T. Kelly in Our Irish Boarder'' and
specially performance on separate states, are
still drawing large crowds at the museum.
A souvenir is to be given to every visitor to
the Atlanta panorama to-day in the form of
a beautiful heliotype of a portion OF the pam
Drama.
The motion to dismiss in the Bancroft
habeas corpus case was denied yesterday by
Judge Lochren, and the case was continued
for two weeks.
Some unknown person has been leaving
poisoned meat on Nicollet avenue. Several
valuable dogs have died from eating it, among
them one belonging to DR.. Kinney.
The Womens Christian association of Min
neapolis has been presented by Judge E. S.
Jones with eighty acres Of land near Cedar
lake, upon which to found an old ladies'
home.
Sheriff Davies of johnson county, Wyoming
territory, passed through the city yesterday
on his way to the Joliet prison with two cow
boys and an Indian, who will serve time for
horse-stealing.
An excursion party of between twenty-five
and fifty is coming up to-day from Menomo-
ME, Wis, to participate in the twenty-second
anniversary of the battle depicted in the war
panorama Atlanta.
jennie Nash, colored waiter employed at
the Nicollet house, was struck on the head by
a brick which fell from the Cushman block
yesterday afternoon. His skull is fractured,
and he now lies at st. Barnebais hospital in a
critical condition. His home is in St. Louis.
Trains for the Masonic picnic leave the
Minneapolis s. st. Louis railroad depot at 1856
and 9:35 a. LII. This morning, tickets good on
any train to Lake park and return during the
day. Tickets for sale by the committee at the
depot and on the train. See program in last
Sundays paper.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas Connolly and Kate E. Langen; Louis
Eofson and Augusta Erickson; James Sum
deraud and Flora n. Ham; Fred G. Ludwig
and Eva I. Grave; Louis Larson and Anna
Gunderson; August Engquist and Emma
Krauts; E. Holm and Augusta Larson; W. c.
Strauahan, Jr., and Sarah A. Foster; W. E.
Rentfrow and Emma Chrsten.
The electric lights ofssMinneapolis have been
inefficient, and it is now proposed to double
the number of lamps within a cert ain radius.
The electric light company submitted a prop
ostion to the council committee on gas last
night to do the lighting as follows, provided
the contract be continued for four years:
when the number OF electric lights fur
nished to the city of Minneapolis reaches 800
or more, the price is to be $3.50 for each lamp
per year; 400 lamps or more, $3.50 each per
year; 500 Or more. $40 per lamp. The matter
was laid over until the next meeting of the
committee