St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-13
MINNEAPOLIS GGoRULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were $780, 049. 23
The ladies' department OF the natatorium
opens to-day.
The board Of directors of the Exposition
viii meet at 1880 this morning.
a futile attempt was made Sunday night
to burglarize Elerius cigar store.
E. E. Bickell has been promoted from u
substitute to regular letter carrier.
Three thousand two hundred and sixty
three dog licenses have been issued.
A permit for the construction of the new
Masonic temple was issued yesterday.
Some Of the animals belonging to Coles
circus are being cared for in this city.
Cars are now running on the Western ave-
nue. extension as far as Girard avenue.
The remains OF Miss Jennie Joy, who was
drowned at Morris Lake, were buried Sun
day.
Prof W. R. Dobblyn is of the opinion that
the exposition should be kept open on Sun
days.
The picnic to be held at Lake Calhoun Aug.
by the Knights of Labor promises to be a
big affair.
The enclosure for the Caledonian club en-
tertainment at Lake Calhoun July 81, has
b en- completed.
Chase Post No. o. G. A. R., at its meeting
last evening passed a resolution in memoriam
of the late Charles E. Harris.
Western avenue residents are angry be-
cause work on that thoroughfare has been
| stopped and the street blockaded.
| 1t was. the L. P. Plummer post drum corps
which attended the funeral of c. E. Harris
| Sunday, and not the Morgan corps as stated
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Charles Z. Hixon and Blanche L.
Swain, Charles Fogelberg and Johanna Lar
| son.
| Yesterday afternoon the quarterly meeting
of the Women's exchange was held, and its
condition found to be more promising than
| ever.
The health officer has given notice that he
will arrest any butcher who slaughters calves
and sheep except at the regularly appointed
| places.
One of the men who served on the jury in
| the Tanner case now claims that the ''Out-
side statements had a tendency to acquit in
! stead of convict.
Dir. William Butler the founder of Metho-
dist missions in India, lectured on India at
the Henuepin Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church last evening.
H. P. Robinson of this city has been chosen
q member of the Western Association Cricket
team. The team will play with the Eastern
| association at Chicago this year.
The meeting of the Congregational church
members to consider the location for new
church will not be held tuesday, owing to
the absence of so many who are interested.
| Rev. William Butler, the founder Of Meth
odist missions in India, will lecture on India
at the Hennepin avenue NJ. E. church this
| evening. The lecture is very highly spoken of.
Postmaster Laraway has not had vacation
| since first he began filling the office. He has
! increased the force of carriers from eighteen
| to forty-fve in the four years he has been
there:
Judge Lochren yesterday heard O motion
for a new trial in the case of E. c. Whitney
| against w. W. HUNTINGTON wherein rhe
plaintiff received a verdict Of $4,000 re-
| Gently.
| Col. Chase yesterday ordered a mock auc-
| ton store at 2161S Washington avenue south
closed. The place has given a good deal OF
trouble of late, and numerous complaints
| have been made.
Five new carriers have been appointed for
| the Minneapolis pOstoffce. They are F. G.,
Barnum, George B. Horton, J. o. Williams
| and F. j. Miller. a redistricting of the CITY
will probably follow
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary johnson, wife of
| Thomas johnson, from the family residence
| at 24l0 Thirteenth avenue south yesterday
afternoon was very largely attended. The
| remains were inferred at the East side Cath
| Ole cemetery.
| Cyril Maisalois, the young Frenchman of
| Maple Grove, indicted by the grand Jury for
| attempting an outrage upon Johanna Arson.
| an eleven-year-old girl, was released on So. 600
bail yesterday. He will be examined at the
| next general term.
Henry Hurley, teamster, employed by
| Gen. Nicholson, was badly crushed between
two wood carts yesterday afternoon Mt Mar.
| tins sawmill. He was taken to his residence.
at the corner Of Fourth Avenue north and
Marshall street, in the patrol wagon.
General Passenger Agent Ford of the Penn.
| sylvania Central Railroad company, accom-
panied by number of assistants, were in