St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-20
mINNEAPoLrs GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were 1856, 1853. CO.
The East Side Life, burned out last week,
will issue as usual.
Work will be resumed at the Sturns cooper
shop within week.
Wednesday the South Baptist Sunday
school members will picnic at Lake Park.
About sixty from Minneapolis will attend
the Milwaukee ssengerfest Tuesday evening.
Twenty vags were before the municipal
court yesterday, but were released upon
promising to leave the CITY.
The county board of equalization met yes
terday morning, elected S. P. Snyder chair
man, and adjourned to July 29.
Arguments in the stone-arch-bridge case
will be heard at the September term, in case
the matter is not compromised before then.
The Sunday picnic season seems to bear
heavy crops. Twenty-four DRINKS were ar
raigned in the municipal court and three dis
orderlies.
Full houses have greeted screen Bushes,
or the Runtress of Mississippi at the Pence
this week. Monday evening saw the largest
house of the season.
Will E. Brownlee has been promoted to the
city editorship of the Evening Journal Mr..
Hawley, the former occupant of the chair, is
now managing editor.
G. H. Hubert was yesterday arrested at
the instance of Inspector Roberts for using
unsealed scales. His case will be tried this
morning in the municipal court.
I. P. Cantwell, chief clerk of the LAX e
Minnetonka Navigation company, has re-
signed. He will remove to Chicago, where he
is interested in a car manufacturing concern.
The directors of the Masonic Temple build
ing committee met at DR.. S. T. Kilvington' S
Office last evening, listened to the report of
the building committee and ratified a few
contracts.
The National Bank of Commerce has COM
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turing company, Edward B. Priest and E. NJ.
van Cleve, TO compel the payment of a note
for $1,000 given by the company and Endorsed
by Messrs. Priest and Van Cleve.
Lester R. Jordan, who for some time past
has been filling an engagement at the Pence
opera house, created something of a sensa-
ton last evening by packing his trunk a nd
leaving without moments warning. He is.
it is claimed, somewhat behind in money
matters.
Flfteen warrants were yesterday served out
by Paul Pettet, secretary of the BARRIERS
Brotherhood, against BARRIERS employed at the
West hotel whom shaved customers last Sun
day. warrant was also served out against
Ole Sanquist, who keeps a barber shop in
South Minneapolis.
Judge Rea rendered a decision yesterday in
the suit brought by Simonsen Bros. against
Thore Malmberg and L. A. Grant by finding
verdict against Thore & Malmberg for
Sl,517, and discharging Grant from any obi
CATION. The suit was brought in the first
place to recover money On q contract.
Maggie Williams, an Irish woman with a
baby in her arms, was yesterday arraigned
Tor drunkenness in the municipal court and
given thirty days in the county jail. She had
been several times before the court upon the
same charge. Annie Dickens, a woman who
was with her at the time was also fined $40.
''Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Stevens of Nashville,
I enn." appeared on the Nicollet house regis
ter yesterday. Mr.. Stevens is proprietor of
the Nicholson house at Nashville, and q day or
two ago chartered a special car, invited a
few friends, and took trip North. A clergy
man on board united dr and Mrs. Stevens in
marriage as the train was speeding along at
the rate of forty miles an hour,
| Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
the following named persons: Albert H.
Chute and Mary ?. Hay; Michael Bender and
Annie Bug; Andrew Jorgenson and Reka
Sou; Bernard Dorgan and Magdeane Kinder;
Charles HI. Peterson and Donna B. Heegan:
Louis Veva aud Hattie Ladusa; j. A. Cum
mings and Julia Laden William H. Schaldack
and Mary L. Schlitz; Swan j. Holberg and
lilly Dahlgren.
John I. Kelly again ''caught on Yesterday
at the dime museum. The weather being
cool, the popular place was crowded. The
piece produced was 'Our Irish Boarders, -
and Mr.. Kelly did some very clever work.
never buHoning, but acting in the role
legitimately. The support was good. The
specialties on the upper stage, the Russells
and the Stewart family, made decided hits.
| The bill runs this week.
At The special term next Saturday Judge
! Rea will hear the divorce suit of Ralph B.
! PeItou against Phoebe A.Pelton for desertion,
The parties were married at GAINESVILLE Wis,
Jan. n, 1888, and as soon as the ceremony
was concluded Mrs Pelton left her husband
and has since refused to live with him. Mr..
Pelton is "a years of age, while his wife is 20.
MIR. Pelton declares he has asked his wife
| time and time again to live with him, but she
| has always refused.
Lieut.-Col. Hill and the detectives continue
! to quietly, but firmly insist upon the depart
ure from the city at their earliest oppor-
! tunity, of the 'fiim-fammers'' and CON
men. Saturday one detective alone arrested
thirteen shady characters. Those who did
not agree to leave instarter were locked I'D.
! Sammy Barrett and several others of his illz
were confined in the central station over
| Sunday, and yesterday morning were ordered
| to leave within two hours.