St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted
S492. 1890.
&c. Cooke. of Cincinnati, was admitted to
the bar yesterday.
A. o. Babel, the cowboy pianist, will be a
feature at the dime museum next week.
Henry Ruch Of New York, is visiting his
father, Joseph Rauch, at 249 Lyndale avenue
north.
Christine Peterson was examined before
the insane asylum.
Michael Davitt will lecture at Minneapolis
under the auspices of the Land league sun
day evening, Oct. 81
Mrs. Barbara E. Grant recovered $500 in
her suit against the city for damages by
falling on defective sidewalk.
A man yesterday fell from the Second
street bridge at Fourth avenue NORTH and
was seriously cut about the head
The proposed mechanical drawing school
will be made free to students in case suffi-
cent bonus to warrant this can he raised.
The last traces of the Nicoilet avenue illu-
min alton disappeared last evening when the
arches extending across the street were re-
moved.
A verdict of $500 was returned yesterday in
the case Of Mary J. Lyons against her cousin,
Thomas H. Dunn for breach of promise and
seduction.
William SANDWICHES the yardman at st.
Barnabas hospital. who was so terribly beaten
by footpads Wednesday night, is said to be in
a critical condition and will probably die.
Salsbury's Troubsdours pleased a good
audience at the Grand last evening" 1.-THE
Brook will be continued throughout the
week, with the usual matinee tomorrow.
A plat of Mcintyre Bros Cottage Grove
addition was filed yesterday. The land lies
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth avenues
and Thirty fourth and Thirty-ffth streets.
The foundation for the new Heunepin ave-
nue. theater is nearly done, and bricklaying
will begin Monday. All material is on the
ground and the work is being pushed day and
night.
The East side G.. A. R. fair for the benefit of
Dudley P. Chase post opened at the hall. No.
2 Nicollet avenue, last evening, with large
attendance. The fair will continue five
evenings.
James Jordan, who was injured In the Min
neapOliS Eastern yard about two weeks ago.
yesterday died at his residence, 1907 Aldrich
avenue, from blood poisoning, which followed
the amputatiOn OF leg.
The French fair opened at the Washington
rink last evening with a large attendance.
This evening there will be sack race and
race roller skates, for which large num-
Der OF entries have already been made.
The Exposition directors met yesterday
morning and transacted routine business.
An Adjournment WIS takcn 10 TUESDAY at III
a. m, when it is desired that lall persons hav-
ing bills against the Exposition shall present
them.
Edward Valentine was Yesterday arrested
upon warrant sworn out by James E. Smith,
manager of the Manitoba road at Minneapolis
charging him with misplacing switch last
Friday. He gave bail for his appearance next
Monday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Alfred Shulin and Bertha Haxum, John
Weighs and Fredericka A. Mueller Edward
Calligan and Della Cullinen, G. U. Whip and
Emma voight, George W. Rice and Lucy f.
dOnan.
E. L. Fisher, matchmaker who had
stand in the jewelry store of ]. f. Rhue, at
211 Washington avenue south, is said to have
left town, after pawning number of watches
and articles of jewelry left with him for re-
pairs valued at several hundred dollars.
Before Judge Rea yesterday was commenced
the case of Christian Reinking against julius
Baier to recover $915, the value of horse
afflicted with CHAMBERS, sold by Reinkine.
When Baier purchased the horse he did not
know it was sick and so put it on his farm,