St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-04
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULEs.

| WIN OdpuHCSO
were served in the course of the evening.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
Yesterdays bank clearances were, $685.
551.74,
| The Y. NJ. C. a. building fund amounts to
| $4,000.
The firm OF Miehaels & Marx has assigned
to w. +. Merriam.
| Up to last night there were 106 fire alarms
| turned in during 1886.
| The West Side Power company filed articles
yesterday increasing Its capital stock to $780,
900.
! A company of "British blondes" made up
| in this city, Is soon to visit Northern Pacific
| towns.
Samuel F. Hance and wife yesterday filed
| the plat of Minnehaha Park addition, second
division.
| a small fire over LADDERS fruit store, on
Hennepin avenue, did 500 worth of damages
| yesterday.
The police will begin their rife drill Tues
day next. The company will consist of six
teen men.
The plat OF Evergreen addition to Minneap-
| oils was filed yesterday by Mary a. Goodwin
| and others.
Miss Abbie G. Sharp, survivor of the mas
sacre at Spring Lake, Ia, some years ago, is
| in the City.
The first do impourded by the city dog
catcher was one belonging to Col. Chase's lit
tie daughter.
l.. ProbSt arrested a day or two ago on
charge of selling meat without u license, was
discharged yesterday.
"A Chicago photograph copying company
arrived in Minneapolis yesterday accompa-
MED by u full brass band
The Globe Oil company has torn down its
storehouseS on Washington avenue south, as
ordered by the chief OF police.
Col. Hubbard, manager of the exposition, is,
becoming impressed that there more who
will want space than there will be room for.
Johann Fiber, an insane boy of Fa ribault
who ran away from home some time ago. was
found in this city yesterday and sent home.
The restaurant at 25211a Third avenue south
was entered by unknown parties evening be-
fore last and q quantity OF cigars and dishes
taken.
Friday afternoon the South Side Woman's
| Christian Temperance union meets at May
flower church and discusses Hereditary Ten
denotes.
William Hood yesterday obtained a verdict
of Sl,052.50 against Henry Groot, the amount
| alleged to be the commission due on real Sc
tate Sold
A rumor that there was smallpox case in
the city caused ripple of excitement yester-
day, but the information could be traced to
no reliable source.
George A. Bracket has commenced an
action against Charlotte H. Croker and 9TH
ers to determine the ownership of tract Of
land on First avenue south.
At the meeting OF the state university,
Monday, proposition will be presented to
| raise Profs. Clark and Hutchinson to full
professorships from the positions of assist
tants.
Ascension day was solemnly observed, yes
terday, with tne Catholic and Episcopal
churches Of Minneapolis. Last night Bishop
Whipple confirmed a large class at Holy
Trinity.
The Halworths two of the most clever
singers that have appeared in the museum,
| are receiving double recalls every night.
Next week Count and Countess Malgri (Mrs.
Tom Thnmb) will be the attractions.
| j. P. McGaughey, district master of the
| Knights of Labor, telegraphs that the stories
| circulated by the Associated Press concern
| ing dissention and strife in the general assem-
| bly, at Cleveland are without foundation.
| Edwin Phillips states that in 1882 the county
| auditor Informed him that the taxes on GER
tain real estate were paid. 1t turned out that
they were not, and Mr.. Phillips has secured
possession of the land again by paying S1,50O.
The board of education yesterday took out
permits to build two three-story brick school
houses, one on the corner Of Willow avenue
and Eighteenth street. and the other on the
corner Of Lake street and Minnehaha avenue,
! to cost $4,000 each.
Class day exercises Of the High school will
be held next Wednesday evening at the school.
The commencement, will occur ON Friday, at
the Grand opera house. On Thursday even
ing the class of 80 will have reunion at
Harlow A. Gales, on Eastman avenue.
J. J. Mullane, vice president of Division
No. 2, and ]. P. Fitzgerald, county delegate to
the state convention at Winona, have called
special meeting OF Divisions No. 2, to which
divisions Nos. and 3 are invited, to be held
Qt hall
evening.
Officer Mouse yesterday arrested four small
boys who were engaged in throwing 'scraps''
for money in an old barn on Fourth avenue
south near Washington avenue. From the
municipal court two of the boys were sent to
the reform school, and the other two were
lectured and discharged.
After commencement exercises at the uni
versity yesterday, special meeting of the
alumni association was held for the purpose
OF discussing the advisability of hiring an
orator of national reputation to address the
association next year. 1t was decided, after
warm discussion, to leave the matter with
the executive committee.
Some months ago John Gohn Gonsion. an
emplOye of the Minneapolis s. St. Louis Rail-
road company, while coupling cars,
had one of his hands badly smashed. He
brought suit against the company to recover
$4,000 damages. The case came up yesterday
and was dismissed, it being shown that the
accident resulted from the plaintiff S careless
ness.
The water board held meeting last even
ing. Among the matters considered was that
of the water rents at the Nicollet. After dis
cussion the matter was left in the hands of
the committee to which it had been referred.
An adjournment to tomorrow afternoon was
taken, when some heavy bills will be con-
sidered.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
"a Sfpif IN arrd Tot1r Dnfor
jackson and Ella Johnson; Alfred A. Randall
and Clara P. Kraenztein; F. FL. Roberts and
Anuie E. Sutherland Jorgen johnson and
Annie Nilsson; Thomas McVeigh and Esther
N. Clarke; Arthur w. Schlinchting and
Johanna Boehme.
The Eighth ward secret league of which
full mention has already been made IN the
GLOBE, has organized by electing Alderman
Lawrence president, VIM. Burton secretary
and G. w. Wells treasurer. 1t is determined
to guard the ward against the coming of a sa-
loon and will have money and attorneys TO
prosecute the blind pigs. 1t might be as well
to remind this doughty law and order Gleague
that few drug stores in the ward will bear
watching.
If there Is one particular thing Officer Ken
nedy can do in a more graceful manner than
anot her, it is to pick up lost child in the
street and take it 10 place of safety. Down
on Washington avenue, yesterday afternoon,
a little bit of thing ran up against Mike
whose tender heart bubhled over in a second
and in few moments he had the lost one on
the way to the station where it could be cared
for. He was the admiration of all the ladies
on board, as he rocked the infant to and fro
as tenderly as a mother.
The 5000 persons who crowded into Leland
rink at the Gilmore concerts perhaps did not
know that the building was in very unsafe
condition, or they would have scarcely been
so serene and comfortable over it. The fact
was, however, that the First avenue wall
actually bulged out percepribiy and the fir
ing of cannon, as proposed in the anvil
chorus was omitted for fear of danger The
only wonder is that with that immense crowd
the walls stood the strain Hoglin g. Morse
are now tearing out this wall for the purpose
of charging and strengthening the building.