St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.
Concertes AristIques tonight.

bank clearlngS, yesterday, were S4I5.1S3.1S
Alfred II. Lindley has commenced an
action against Charles II. Croft ct al. TO de-
termne the ownership Of a tract OF land.
H. b. Sherman, of the Nicollet house, is
considering whether TO accept the manage
nent OF the Lake Park hotel for this season.
The burglar arrested in Fargo will arrive in
Minneapolis to-day. He is wanted for break
ing into Olson's store IN North Minneapolis.
Engineer Rinker SAYS plank sidewalks this
year means sidewalks laid according to the
specifications. Old sidewalks covered with
inch board don't go.
Lewis Livingstone, e fireman, while practic-
ing on sliding pole between the FIRST aud
second floors at Cataract engine house, fell
and broke his leg.
Readers OF the GLOBE IN Minneapolis, will
know by reading their paper. this morning.
how the hmann-Musin-Rummei concert
was received in St. Paul last night.
The carpenters and jolners or Minneapolis
have unanimously adopted nine hours as a
days work Und 80 cents an hour is the wages,
TO take effect May 1.
The schedule OF the assets and liabilities of
A. u. Walwrath, who failed recently, was
filed yesterday. The assets ere placed at
Sl3,0e4.l 10 and the liabilities at Sl3.2SS.Ip.
Marriage licenses were issued YESTERDAY TO
Joe Worchek and Elizabeth Bauer, John Bos-
tin and Annie GronaI, W. NJ. Bri,iger and
Jennie Almond, Herman Coleman aud Eta
Tholen.
a large number OF the newly-appo!r.ted
patrolmen qualified yesterday by furnishing
bonds This is done in order that they may
be ready TO go on duty as soon as the con-
firmations are reached.
County Treasurer Matt Walsh has given
notice that all parties holding interest-hear-
ing warrants against Hennepin county must
present the same for payment ms soon as
possible, as the payment of interest has
ceased.
The dime museum was crowded Yesterday
the attractions being Yellowstone Vic, Mon
tana Bill, the cowboys, and Lowands, the
strong man, who lifts a thousand pounds with
his teeth. On the stage an unusually good
bill is presented.
Before Judge Koon yesterday morning the
cases of the Rock County National bank
against Edward Dumstrey ct al. and J. j.
Smith ct al. against Francis Trepanier, to re-
cover money alleged TO be due, were heard
and judgments ordered for the plaintiff.
Mr.. t. B. Kidder, whose wife is studying
art in Munich and who is going to Europe in
the summer, proposes to 20 TT once and Sc
cure pictures for the exposition, provided it
will advance him $500, 70 be deducted from
the first sales Of pictures. The board will
consider IL.
TIE Minneapolis Street Railway company
took out permits yesterday to build three new
barns, TO Ge built at once: one On Fourth
eueel. petNetn lnlfIee1ln anu EOurteenth
avenues south, TO cost $4,000; one on Broad
way, between Second and Third streets, to
cost $1,000, and one TO cost 5000 It Twenty
fourth street. between Fourth and Fifth ave
nueS south.
About O'Clock last evening two men in
buggy, driving az high rate OF speed on Fifth
street north, ran down n man who was cross
ing the street. The buggy struck him with
considerable force, knocking him down, and
bruising him considerably. de picked him
self up unassisted, and FOR a moment the air
in his immediate vicinity assumed blush
tint The names OF the men in the buggy
could not be learned.