St. Paul daily globe., 1886-09-01

the grand illumination. SPECIAL train will
leave Washington avenue at TAO p. IN.
Round trip 25 cents.
Work has been temporarily abandoned on
the great tunnel, owing TO expense OF pump
ing out the water. The tunnel Is now COM
pleted up TO Second avenue south.
A horse belonging to Nels Nelson ran away
last evening on Second street north and,
striking against a heavy wagon, cut Its
breast so badly that 1t will probably die.
Marriage licenses were issued to Edward
M. Nesmith and Ida =. Yerxa, Stephen W
Koehler and Matte Renning, Andrew Koegel
and Rosa Wik, Michael Hausmann and Katie
SchmiIz.
This morning the Nillers' union begins
active operations, and the buying of wheat
in the Minneapolis chamber OF commerce
will commence under the management OF J.
M. Highland.
w. A. Crockett, residing between Seventh
and Eighth streets, was seriously injured yes
terday by coming in contact with the Sixth
avenue bridge while drawing load of lum-
ber. He will recover.
More than seventeen hundred people visited
the panorama, Battle OF Atlanta, yesterday,
and the building was CROWDED during the
most of the day. The jobbers add to the
volume of business by purchasing large
patches of tickets for presentation to their
customers.
The revised steel arch bridge contract has
been signed by Ring ToDln, the contractors,
and the work OF quarrying stone for the abut-
ments at the firms Mankato Quarries has
commenced. The work Will be begun the
first of next week.
The examination Of teachers for positions
in Hennepiu county schools closed yesterday
afternoon. The papers OF the candidates will
be passed upon the latter part of this or the
first of next week. A supplementary exami-
nation will be held to-day and tomorrow.
The meeting to have been held at the
mayors Office at the city hall last evening, to
take action in regard to the military and
civic display to be held here soon, was post
poned on account of other business until this
evening. The suggestion of the mayor that
the parade be held on Friday evening was
brought out because that was really the last
day of the state fair.
Articles incorporating the Farmers Mutual
Elevator company were filed in the registers
Office yesterday by w. D. Nash, George l..
La BissOnica, John La Due, John Hatton,
Jacob Peterson, William B. Mohler and j. B.
Holmes. The capital stock of the company
is placed at $500 900. The fist meeting will
be held at room 43 OF the Corn exchange Oct.
2, 1885.
The Minneapolis Grocery Clerks associa-
tion met last night and adopted q constitution
and bylaws. Membership may be extended
to all grocery clerks Is years of age who have
been one year in the business. Meetings are
to be held the first ard third Thursdays Of
each month. The society starts out with
about fifty members. There are 1000 grocery
clerks in this city.
About O'Clock last evening the Lake Cal
houn district was treated to quite blaze. A
large dwelling owned by L. d. Menage, and
standing on the hill at Irving avenue be-
tween Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets,
took Are and burned to the ground. 1t was
impossible to extinguish the blaze, which
roared away unmolested until the building
was entirely consumed. The structure was
worth 5000 and was insured for half that
sum.