St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31
MINNEAPOLIS GL0RULEs.

The Belle of Minnetonka made her last trip
Sunday.
There is some talk of Illuminating the sus-
pension bridge.
Willie White shot wolf at Crystal Lake
Sunday morning.
The will of H. o. Hamlin was fled yesterday
In the probate court.
Daniel Radcliff, for driving on the side
walk, was fined S. yesterday.
Capt. White is building an ice boat at Min
netonka for next winters use.
Minnebaha falls will be beautifully iumi-
mated each evening this week.
The special motor for Miunehaha fall;
leaves at TAO each evening this week.
James Cruikshank was sent up for sixty
Gays yesterday for indecent exposure
The First regiment will hold its annual rife
shoot at Fort Snelling Sept. ID and IL.
The dime museum was crowded last mig mt,
Hand and Glove being the attraction.
James NJ. Williams was yesterday appoin ted
the guardian of AlonZa F. Sweet, an insane
person.
Jorel Dahlgren was examined before Judge
LELAND yesterday and ordered sent to the in
sane asylum.
There are ROW eighty-four horses sick with
tue pink-eye at the Eighteenth avenue north
railway barn.
The Mission tabernacle on the corner of
Twenty-third avenue south and Eighth street
is nearly completed.
w. F. Cade is the secretary of the Minneap-
Oils White Cross club, which meets Sundays at
@2O Hennepin avenue.
Mlnnehaha falls was beautifully Illuminated
last evening and the spectacle was witnessed
by several hundred people.
Inc rooms of Miss NJ. q. Conner, 622 NcoI-
let avenue, were entered by burglars Satur-
day night. A small sum of money was taken
The managers of the Orphans fair will be
given 512-foot statue of the Sacred Heart
by the Father Mathew Total Abstinence So
ciety.
w. S. King has been elected president Of
the Paine Shoe Lasting company, A. c. Hef-
felfnger, vtce-president; Preston King, secre-
tary and treasurer.
At the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John
Bean, 5le7 Stevens avenue, Mrs. Hannah
Williams died Sunday night The funeral will
take place at o'clock to-day.
In the probate court yesterday Alfred J.
Dean, George H. Rust and w. A. Barnes
were appointed the appraisers of the estate
OF the late Hobart o. Hamlin.
Fraser Shepherd have commenced an &C
ton against Thomas D. Leighton and others to
recover S367.94, alleged to be due for work
performed and material furnished.
A man named Buckley employed by the
Manitoba railroad, had foot badly crushed
by turn-table at the union depot yesterday.
He was taken to st. Barnabas hospital.
M. ID. Elliott the private detective arrested
Saturday night was honOrably discharged
Monday morning, and will probably bring
an action against the city for false imprison-
ment.
Articles were fled yesterday by Henry Til
den, A. B. Nettleton, r. r. Russell, Nj. H.
Leonard and E. P. Harvey incorporating the
Minneapolis Heating and Ventilating COM
pany. The capital stock is placed at $4,000
1.-THE Private Secretary began weeks
engagement at the Grand last evening to
splendid house, with Gillette as the curate
and Webster as the East India uncle. Moth
ing in the cast was left to be desired, and the
play was huge success. 1t will run all
week.
The motor line has made a special rate of
rs cents for the trip to Minnehaha falls and
return for the accommodation of those wish
ing to witness the illumination at the falls,
which will take place each evening this week.
The train leaves at T:4G p. III.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following named persons: Ferdinand
Bungsrt and Marxaretha Schon Charles P
E. A. Broderick, George W. Kehoe and Mag
gle Hickey, John Clifford and Ann Scot.
The various committees of the city council
held sessions to pass upon monthly bills and
payrolls. The committee on licenses listened
to complaints made by the grocers against
foot peddlers, and decided to amend the
license ordinance so that all licensed peddlers
will be required to wear badge.
1.-THE Spy of Atlanta" running at the Pence
opera house, for the benefit of George n.
Morgan post, drew good house last evening
formance was preceded by a number of beau
tiful stereoptican views of battle scenes. The
performance will run throughout the week.
with Wednesday and Saturday matinees.