St. Paul daily globe., 1886-09-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$6S2, ,555.S7.
Four drunks were yesterday consigned to
the wOrkhOuSe.
The new Bank of Excelsior is almost ready
to begin business.
The estate of the late William Brockway is
estimated at $4,000.
W. E. GoOding has been made Minneapolis
ticket agent of the Burlington s. Northern
railroad.
A still larger audience at the Grand last
night enjoyed Lotta's winning presentation
of ''NitOuche.'
Hooley's Gigaptiean Ministries are packing
the dime museum day and night with their
excellent programme.
j. G. Gordon, a Menominee butcher, was
taken in by jewelry auctioneers, paying $40
for watch not worth $3.
Gowdy & Obert, doing a druggist business
at 12S Washington avenue south, assigned
yesterday to w. A. Hankins.
Emma Woodcock, who died at the North
western hospital Monday, was buried from
Connolly's morgue yesterday.
There will be meeting at the mayors S
Office Friday evening to make arrangements
for grand military and civic parade.
The Jobbers' association has found it i'm
possible to attend the state fair at Huron,
Oak, but may attend the North Dakota fair.
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superintendent of the Brush Electric Light
company, in place of William Brockway.
A workman employed at the Pillsbury A
mill got severe fall on the platform yester-
day breaking several ribs and bruising him
badly
T. E. Whitmore, retiring assistant passen-
ger agent of the Minneapolis & St. Louis road.
has been presented with a handsome gold
watch by the men in the freight department.
Republican caucuses will be held in city
and county this evening. to select delegates
to the county convention called for next Sat
urday, to elect delegation to the state conven-
ton.
William Koenig. of the Northeast side. CON-
planned to the police that Casper Pfeiffer had
eloped with his wife and gone to Chicago the
fleeing wife taking $3.50 Of her husbands s
money
The Minneapolis Typographical union has
adopted resolutions expressive of its appre-
citation of the kindness of q. W. Childs and
A. J. DreXel in donating SO, 600 to the Inter-
national Typographical union.
Sergt Coffin, who is in charge of the police
detailed for duty at the Exposition wishes to
deny the mendacious report published in an
evening paper, to the effect that pickpockets
had deprecated the Exposition.
Mrs. Laura Campbell, who was reported to
have committed suicide, is employed as a
domestic in family in this city, and says she
has no desire to kill herself She says she
left her husband because he will not or is OF
able to support her.
Hattie Herbstono alias Emma Emmerson,
the Eau Claire woman who was arrested by
Detective John Hoy for passing raised $40
bills upon the inmates of First street houses,
was yesterday taken to st. Paul by United
States Deputy Marshal NJ. Hoy and will be
prosecuted in the United States court.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
JIv.l Cu.,to aud Car,. u Dot
B. Beecher and Mary Clutcher, John NJ Hoy
and Doie A. Fleetham, Adam Buckham and
Ida Cummings, r. w. Barto and Ella Nc
Causlin, Ole Olson and Mary Anderson. J. .
Mes and May Brodner, John Wintolphe and
Nellie Hall.
Articles incorporating the Iowa, Minnesota
and Nebraska Mutual Live Stock association
were fled yesterday by w. e. Heron, C. b.
Oldfeld, J. II. Heron, F. A. Wincbell, o. F.
Heron, W. G. Harcourt Vernon, G. f. Bar
Der, Arthur Mcbride and S. H. Hall. The
company will have offices at Kiugsbury, Ia,
Minneap oils, Minn., and Lincoln, Neb.
The excellence of Prof. Brooks "Minneap.
oils Exposition March completely captured
the Mexican band. They rehearsed it yes ter
day, and after going through with it several
times they went into ecstacies and, seiZing
Prof Brooks. they placed him with enthusi-
astic applause upon the directors stand, and
placing the baton in his hand, compelled him
to direct the great band until it had been
played twice more.
Olaf Undee, a special policeman at the
| Swedish Mission chapel, corner Fourth street
| and Eighth avenue south, was stabbed in the
| cheek last Sunday night by a man who es-
capped with the aid of his friends. Yesterday
Toger Hansen was arrested by the police upon
| suspicion of having committed the assault,
| and he was held for examination this morn.
| ing by the municipal court in $780, His
friends claim that he is innocent and that the
| cutting was done by man named johnson