St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLosULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to S415,-
$1,000.
Detective Qunlan will be on duty night S
this month.
Sixty cents on the dollar is what the S. B.
Hart assets will yield.
Tomorrow morning the recently-appointed
letter carriers will go on duty.
Alexander Trombley, Waterman at the Pa
citic mill, is confied to the house with broken
knee-pan.
Monday afternoon the directors of the
woman's exchange will meet aud transact
business.
Wednesday morning the North Minneapolis
bank failure matter will come up in the dis
trict court.
Joseph Fitting has been appointed special
administrator of the estate OF Bernard Fit
ting, deceased.
Bishop Brown of the A. NJ. E. church is in
the city and will investigate the Plummer-
Lewis shooting affair.
1t has been found necessary to detail q
police officer to keep bootblacks and newsboys
from climbing on to the motor.
T. Connolly and John Kelly have been ar
pointed by Judge LELAND appraisers of the
estate of the late Margaret Kelly.
Bruce Spencer, the man arrested at Fari-
bault and brought to this city, turns out to be
a different man from the one wanted.
The workhouse will be opened tomorrow,
much to the disgust of tramps and Migrants.
There will be plenty of work for them to do
At the Church of the Redeemer there will
be services this morning. Preaching by Rev.
NJ. D. Shutter. Subject, The Power of Gen
tlenesS. No evening service.
no facilitate the building of the boulevard
at Lake Calhoun, President Small has agreed
move the motor track back. The board
will probably accept the Offer
The Michael Davitt branch of the Irish Ma
al land
at 1880 this evening and elect delegates to the
national convention to be held in Chicago,
Aug. Is. 'e5.
]. G. South filed a petition with Judge
LELAND yesterday asking for an examina ton
of Marie J. South, the woman who has made
several attempts to kill some of the police
officers. She is drought to be crazy.
The Universaist society of Excelsior will
hold services to-day iE Gates pavilion at 10 :45
q. IN. and $3.50 p. IN. Rev. W. Fl. Harrington.
the poster will preach in the morning and
Rev. NJ. d. Shutter of the Church of the Re-
deemer, Minneapolis in the afternoon.
Marriage licences were granted yesterday
to David Colwait and Sarah Heath; Andrew
A. Williams and Anna G. Palmer; William
Best and Anna Reed; Serm Miller and Bertha
Sage; John LudeSher and Catherine Folscket:
T. Monet and Chliana Labouti; John Simp.
son and May McArdell.
Louis Runge, janitor of the city hall. has
made an excellent picture of his little daugh-
ter Zelda, vino died some time ago of dipb.
iberia. The picture is large one, and is
most handsomely mounted. The frame is a
magnificent one, and was a present from q
friend in New York. 1t is of FURNISHED gold.
and in one corner has a bunch of silver
daisies, while in the other is small golden
hoop and stick.
The Seventh Day Adventists held their first
service in the basement of their new church.
corner of Lake street and Fourth avenue.
yesterday. The building is being finished
| in neat and substantial manner, at cost of
about $4,000. Services will now be held there
each Seventh day at IL o'clock. The depos-
| itory of the Minnesota Tract society will be
| removed from $500 Nicollet avenue to a LOT
| adjoining the new church, and the business
| transferred to that point
| Business at the Pence opera house contin-
ues large and satisfactory, thanks to the well.
ventilated theater, constant change of pro.
| gram and carefully-acted plays. '.Pavements
I of Paris" constituted the bill the latter mar,
| of last week and filled the house nightly.
| Commencing this evening and continuine
| until Wednesday and matinee will be given
1.-THE Black Diamonds, or MoIlie Maguires d
1.-THE Bells will be on the boards the re-
| mainder of the week. The latter play was
! .ade famous by Henry E. Irving.