St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-22
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amo united to
1927, 627.27.
AT Lake Park June % the Cincinnati club
will hold picnic.
The Manitoba road now runs three extra
trains to Lake Minnetonka.
Barnes, Hengcrer, Dale & Co.'s employees
will picnic at Lake Harriet Saturday.
Yesterday afternoon fire damaged James
Rowet's blacksmith shop on Eleventh street
500.
Mayor Ames was presented with hand
some meerschaum pipe yesterday by Capt
Scnafus.
Bids for the building of the Masonic temple
were opened yesterday and found to be very
reasonable.
The big sewer tunnel is now 3,34S feet long
and ends under Fourth street south. between
Third and Fourth avenues.
1t is now claimed that other architects be-
side Mr.. Kline had noticed the weakness of
the floors of the Exposition building.
Sixty delegates to The Catholic Total Alb
stinence union meeting, being held in Roches-
ter to-day. left this city last evening.
Dan O'Neill a pressboy at johnson, Smith
81 Harrison's printing office, had a leg badly
bruised yesterday by being caught in press
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinney, Mr.. Rankin
and Mrs. M. Peck had narrow escape from
drowning at Pike lake Sunday by the over
turning of a boat.
G. H. Wilson, who has been running a.
''blind pig out on Nicollet avenue, was sent
down for sixty days yesterday for selling
liquor without q license.
Daniel Nixon, mentioned in connection
with a dog fight yesterday morning, is not
the proprietor of the Fails hotel. He pre-
sides over the City hotel.
Yesterday morning six men employed by
Fitzgerald s. Kennedy, contractors. struck
n unit wOrIy hnQa11Sn
receiving 81. rs per day, while they got but
$l.50.
The case against the West hotel BARRIERS.
who were arrested at the instance of the
BARRIERS Union for working on Sunday, will
come up to-day for trial in the municipal
court
Yesterday morning the Exposition directors
and the railroad arrangements held a meeting
to arrange for rates to the Exposition. No
conclusion was arrived at and the matter
will be decided one week from to-day
While working upon q barn at the corner
of Hennepin and Franklin avenues yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock, Charles Brown, a car
penter, was precipitated to the ground be-
low, distance OF twenty feet. He struck
upon his head and was seriously injured
although no bones we're broken. The patrol
wagon carried him to his residence 2SOS
BlaiSdell avenue.
Claus Tonander and Annie Anderson. John
Is. CrOnln ana MafylJ. Flaherty, q. ~. Span
gler and Nellie ii. COrcoran, Harry Fl Weeks
and Mamie E. Hail. James Ackland and Sarah
A. Bryant, Ole Os5jeld and Selma johnson,
Jerd Eklund and Kate Lind, Edward Jordan
and Jane Murphy, John Davie and Annie
Nelson, Charles Winters and Minnie Mason.
A. G. Nelson and Mary Peterson, Lambert
Henger and Myrta Scott yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
About q month ago party of prominent
New Workers, consisting of James Fl. Bres-
lin, proprietor of the Gilsey house; Thomas
Breslin, his brother; Robert Dunlap, the fa-
nous halter; Edgar s. Allen, a leading deco
rator, and Amasa Lyon, the manufacturer
of umbrellas, visited Minneapolis aud en-
joyed the royal hospitality of the West hotel.
In appreciation of this number of canes.
silk umbrellas and riding whips were yester-
day received, on the handles of which were
fac SMILES Of the autographs of Col. John T.
West, c. w. Shepherd, Thomas Lowry, w. Fl.
Truesdale, w e. Burwen and Frank B. Clark