St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to-
1851 203.31.
Hooley's Ministries are proving potent at
traction at the dime museum.
Elisha MORSE and wife yesterday filed in
the registers Office the plat OF Chicago avenue
park.
J. J. Campbell, whose wife left him some
days ago, says he doesn't want her to come
back again.
guardian of Robert Blaisdell, ST., an lncom-
petent person.
The camp fire and sword presentation by
Levi Butler post has been postponed to
Wednesday evening next.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Andrew Mattson and Annie Anderson. L.
Hanson and NJ. J. Hanson.
On Saturday evening the Democrats of
Minneapolit are to organize an Ames club at
Window hall. They expect to be 1000 strong.
R. Bader yesterday gave bonds in the mu-
uicipal court for his appearance the 18th
inst. to answer to the charge of selling liquor
without a license.
P. Fl. Bradley is spending few days in the
city with relatives and friends, on his way
from Lake View academy to Kenyon, where
he has been re-engaged as teacher of the pub
lie school.
John Donnelly, the young man arrested
Tuesday night on suspicion of stealing a
trunk from los First avenue south. was yes
terday allowed to depart upon pleading guilty
to being drunk.
DIR. Rogers, from the asylum for imbeciles
at Faribault, was in the city yesterday to
take charge of Duncan McDon aid, the young
man who recently escaped from that institu-
ton. and whose antics in Minneapolis have
been somewhat amusing.
The plat of Hiawatha heights, being the
south one-half of the southeast one-fourth of
section II, town %, range "a, was filed yester-
day by William B. Washburn and wife and
Charles J. Fuller. The plat of Limoud's ad-
dition was filed by Andrew S. Limond and
wife.
Maj. Laudberg put in no bill to the state
for his services while acting as one of the
commissioners who went to Marshall county
recently to ascertain the damage done there
by hail, for the reason that the expenses of
the trip were paid by Mayor Ames personally
P. J. Butler, graduate of the class of "a,
at the university, who successfully passed
the civil service examination at st. Paul
nearly year ago, left for Washington Tues
day, upon beng notified that he had been ap-
pointed to cerkship in the Office of the
postmaster general.
count of Monte Cristo' has attracted
large and enthusiastic audiences at the Pence
opera house SO far this week. while the gen
eral performance has proven a success.
1.-THE Child Stealer'' will be presented this
evening, and will retain the boards for the
balance of the week.
John Ryan, alias La Crosse Jack, suspected
of assaulting the young man who was found
senseless in front of the thenRum, Henue-
pin avenue, Friday night, was yesterday ar
raigned in the municipal court upon the
charge of vagrancy and, pleading not guilty,
his examination was set for Friday.
The Knights of Labor Building association
has elected officers as follows: President.
Thomas A. Clark; secretary, N. A. Tiernay:
treasurer, G. P. Shea: directors for one year
H. G.. Merrill, G. L. Locke, A. Arneun; d.
rectors for six months, George S. BOYD, A. !.
Hunt, c. A. S. Higley and Geo. Parmenter.
Frank Maxwell has brought an action in
the district court to obtain q divorce from
Sarah ]. Maxwell, to whom he was married
at Chaska Jan. IL, 1875. He alleges that Mrs.
Maxwell deserted him Aug. 6, 1888 and has
since lived apart from him. No children
were born to the couple. Mr.. Maxwell is 30
years of age and Mrs. Maxwell 29.