St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
Cholera infantum is reported prevalent.

Cholera infantum is reported prevalent.
Stories of still another theater are af1oat.
Yesterdays bank clearings were $500, 46S. rs
Dwellers in New Boston are determined tc
have mail delivery or know why.
The Druids of St. Paul and Minneapolis will
unite on July 81 in picnic to Waconia.
Mrs J. H. Barney of Rhode Island, ex.
horted the members of the w. G. L. q. last
evening.
Two hundred members Of the st. Johns
Lutheran church picnicked at Lake Harriet
yesterday.
"Payements Of Paris was given to good
house at the Pence last evening, and will con-
tinue the rest of the week.
Chester LAWN driver of street car No. 154.
picked up So gold piece in his car Wednes-
day. 1t was returned to the owner yesterday.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Olof B. Anderson and Mary
E. Carlson, Edward Gunderson and Hermenda
Kjelstrup.
Every day some unknown man. from some
far distant locality, is held up and robbed.
Somehow other, these poor victims are
never known.
When the motor company finishes its ar
rangements at Calhoun, the grounds will be
suitable for such an exposition as the Pastime
at Cheltenham.
Inspectors Kidder and Bassett have re-
CurncN W CHlC6SO. d1tSr LellluS WHAT
have been and what was not in the pos toffice.
Some stamps might have been and are not.
G.. NJ. Howe, liveryman, has been arrested
for keeping q vicious dog. The canine buried
his teeth in the leg of Nicholas Hoffman, who
is able to be out after three days sickness, as
the result OF the bite.
City Attorney Cross has made several
wards happy by ruling that all manufactures
must be assessed in the wards in which they,
and not the offices, are located. This is an
other proud day for him.
The annual picnic of the MINNEAPOLIS
coopers will be held July IT, at Coney island
Clearwater lake. An elegant program has
been prepared and fine time is looked for
L here will be music and dancing.
Charles Henry, hardware dealer, who has
Of late years been an invalid, was yesterday
thrown out of his buggy by collision with q
street car ct the east end of the suspension
bridge, and striking on his head was seriously
injured. He was taken to his residence at
the corner of University avenue and Third
street southeast in the patrol wagon.
Julia A. Casey has begun in the district
court an action for divorce against Daniel
Casey, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment,
desertion and failure to support. The par
ties were married in this city Feb. 10. 1884
and lived together until Aug. 4, 1854, when
Mr.. Casey left his wife. One child came to
bless the union, and that Mrs. Casey wants
together with considerable of her husbands
real estate.
The following have been elected officers of
the West side Turnverein: President, John
Baumann; vice-president Henry Hauschild;
recording secretary, Adolf Duevel; first Of
ficer of gymnasium, Sam Phaum: second
Chris. Boehme; cashier, Fred Heckrick; treas
urer, G. FERNS, first officer of singing section
Henry Bachmann; second, Charles Fust:
librarian aud property man, Robert Weise;
trustees, G. Boehm, Henry Bochmann and
Paul Leubner.
Lights cleaned and music floated through
the trees OF Central park last evening, and
the beautiful breathing spot was alive with
people. In the new pavilion the Danz Or
chestra was ensconced, and for two hours
the walks and groves echoed the strains of
the latest and loveliest music. The night was
perfect-still and sensuous, and for a radius
of half mile the melody. was distinctly aud
ible. The park never looked loveler, and
visitors to the city, who drove by and through
this charming piece of landscape gardening,
admitted the pride Minneapolis takes in it to
be natural one.