St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S57S, 295.1s.
Judge Lochren, who has been i'll for few
days, is better.
Edwin N. Kingsley, who died a day or two
ago, was buried yesterday.
The plat of Lake Amelia outlots was filed
yesterday By Samuel F. Hance and wife.
About $50 applications for admission to the
State university were registered Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Frisk and Peter E. Olson were
married yesterday afternoon by Judge LELAND.
Members of the Minneapolis Printers club
have placed Mayor Ames on the honorary list.
Maggie Flynn. an old offender, was run in
last evening while under the influence of Ii
quor.
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Ambrose, who
died Tuesday will take place at o clock this
morning.
The funeral of Mrs. E. Leblanc, who died
suddenly Tuesday evening at her residence,
245 Seventh avenue north, will be held to-day.
Col. Chase yesterday received an order for
the captains, lieutenants, sergeants and pa
trolmen to wear full-dresS uniforms until no.
tilted.
The Railway Mutual Aid union has ap-
pointed John Mullan, G. Nolan and o. Ken
nedy a committee Of arrangements for their
third annual ball on Thanksgiving eve.
Andrew Arentsen, a member of Assembly
consumption. The funeral will take place
from the residence, 1912 Third street south,
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
A sneak thief yesterday snatched two pairs
of pants from the front of Ofsties clothing
store on Hennepin avenue. Seeing he was
pursued he ran around the city hall directly
into Sergt. Keily's arms, who promptly locked
him up.
Carrie Moore, the proprietress of the
bagnio on Second street. arrested on an old
Indictment Tuesday night, was released from
the county Jail yesterday morning upon put
ting up $500 bail for her appearance at the
next general term of court
There was no meeting at the mayors Office
last event ne to arrange for holding grand
military and civic parade during the Expo
sition, owing to several prominent movers
being absent from the city. The matter will
now probably rest until next week.
Arrangements have been completed for the
second annual rifle tournament of the Mime
sofa National guard to begi n at Fl. Smelling,
Monday, Sept. Ii, and continue four days
The full detailed program for each days
shooting will appear in the GLOBE tomorrow
morning.
= William Duntford, the fakir who attempted
to stab c. l.. Simons, the keeper OF an East
side confectionery because the latter inter-
fered to save farmer from being swindled,
was yesterday arrested on warrant charg-
weapon.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Johnson and Nellie Nelson, Thomas ].
Johnson and Anna BerSh, H. B. Tillotson and
Lunesso Merton, John G. Hirsch and Verena
Heitzman, Mark H. Townsend and Belle
Boulton. Dan Stock and Ottilie Wildenhof,
Peter E. Olson and Maggie Frisk, Oscar /.
Wooley and Myra Soper.
People living near the court house are
thinking seriously of having Eighth avenue.
from Fourth street to Third street. con-
demned for park purposes. as a bubbling
spring of fine water has made its appearance
about twenty feet from the corner on Eighth
avenue. The water is as cold and clear as
could be desired.
The council committee on railroads met
yesterday to consider the ordinance giving
the right of way across certain streets on the
East side, and discussed the various objec-
tons raised by j. w. Kendrick, chief engineer
of the road. Another meeting will be held Mt
O'Clock Friday afternoon, when it is hoped a
conclusion will be arrived at.
o. B. Isham, the man who took County
Commissioner Peterson's horse Tuesday
night from in front of the market house, was
arraigned yesterday morning in the munich
pal court and pleaded not guilty. His ex-
animation was set for to-day, and he was
committed in default of $500 bail. He claims
he took the horse by mistake, thinking il be
longed to man named Lincoln, whom he
knew.
By invitation of the Minneapolis German
Workingmen's society Mr.. Evert Nymanoyer
the Swedish labor orator and scholar. will
next Sunday afternoon deliver lecture ON
the German language at Martins hall eon
1.-THE Purpose of Socialism, The socialist
doctrines of Proudhon. Karl Marx. Ferdinand