St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted tc
S4S2, 1879.
The Caledonian club will soon file articles of
incorporation,
The Lucy Hayes W. c. T. q. NESTS at Chest
nut hall at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Judge Young heard some of the claims
against the Bank of North Minneapolis yester-
day morning.
Fridays from 10 to the Minneapolis school
of fine arts will give an exhibition of the work
done last year.
Judge Koon and John c. Oswald were
elected trustees of the Farmers ana Mechan-
les bank yesterday.
A church costing $1,000 will be erected on
Second avenue south and Sixth street by the
Zion congregation, Norwegian Lutherans.
Mrs. Russell, residing on Clinton avenue,
lost valuable gold watch and chain between
her home and the glass block yesterday after
noon.
Work on the new postoffice is moving along
rapidly, the basement being entirely COM
pleted. The iron joiSts for the first floor are
going IN.
The Nicollet National bank has begun an
action against Robert l.. Kelly, late of this
city, to recover IS, 800 on a promissory note
made by him April 5, 1885,
William Fl. Potter made an assignment yes
terday for the benefit of his creditors. The
assignee is Victor J. WEIGH. The value of
the property under assignment is about $500.
Herman Rothschild and Miss Minnie
Mikolas, daughter of Maurice Mikolas, were
married, last evening, at the house OF the
bride, S23 Fifth avenue south, Rabbi Iliowiza
officiating.
Burglars entered the store of Hernsted &
Anderson, at 1922 Minnehaha avenue, Tues
day night and carried off lot of har ness
and two trunks filled with clothing, the value
Of the swag being about Sl00.
A woman named May Morgan, living at
As Hennepin avenue, upstairs, yesterday
took morphine with suicidal intent. Medical
assistance was summoned in time. and she
was last night pronounced out of danger.
L'Al chltecture Americana, work to be
issued from the press of Andre Daily Fills
s. Co., Paris, is to contain an illustration of
one of the prominent store and office build
ings of Minneapolis, recently built after plans
by w. H. Dennis.
The ST. Paul and Minneapolis Pressed Brick
company has begun an action against j. N.
Abrahamson and others, asking for Il lien on
lot II, block l, Lindley e. Lingenfelter's addi-
ton, to make itself good for 1,200 brick DUR
chased by Mr.. Abrahamson.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
G. L. DedricthsOn and Augusta Haraldson,
Charley Anderson and Alma HeartOn, Ole
Olson and Carrie Nelson, c. f. Groth and
Annie Pirsch. Herman Rothschild and Minnie
Mikolas, Herman Martin and Kate Buckly.
Officer Schroeder yesterday ran in man
known as ''Slippery'' Sullivan, who, 1t is
thought, is wanted at Prentice, Wis, for hold
ing up man and rObbing him of 500. He
is also suspected of being implicated in the
recent depot robbery at that place. He was
seen and recognized by William Pixley, who
pointed him out to the officers.
The trouble between George Bracket and
Bridget Sherin and her sons over property on
Second avenue south, near Washington, has
at last got into the courts, where it will
probably be settled for now and all times.
Mr.. Bracket alleges that he is the owner in
fee simple of the property, and that the de-
PENDANTS claim interest in it. The case
will probably come up for trial at the next
general term.
Pence opera house is still closed, pending
the settlement of the difficulties in which the
partners are plunged. The assault case of
Book against Phillips was dismissed in the
municipal court yesterday, on account of a
failure to show it occurred in the city. The
injunction against Pratt and Phillips is still
in force, but as they have not obeyed it and
no punishment is offered, it is probable there
is behind the whole affair something of which
the public is not entirely informed.