St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-24
Sank Rapids granite. but nothing is def
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoRU1Es.

The library board will meet this after noon.
Levi Butler post realized $1,000 from their
fair.
David Blakely has returned from his Euro
pean tour.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted t
SAG, 364.6S.
Prof. Samuel Porter of Washington, D. c.,
is in the city.
The Tenth avenue south bridge is again
open for travel.
Arthur Merrman enters upon his duties
in the postoffce to-day.
John Hechtman filed a plat of Maple Grove
addition to Osseo yesterday
The plat of Inglewood addition was filed
yesterday by Theresa Hicks.
Charles Moth and the Jap will wrestle in
Minneapolis in about two weeks.
Yesterday morning the head millers re-
turned from their trip to Winnipeg.
j. A. Logan will be banQu etted by the
Union League when he visits Minneapolis.
The funeral OF Mrs. Augusta Kletzen, who
died Sunday, will be held at 2 o'clock to-day.
| Thomas Hoy is doing thirty days in the
county jail for assaulting Charles Fettleman.
The Knights Of Labor have returned thanks
! for the benefit rendered the building fund at
| the Casino.
| Everything yesterday was monopoized by
| the Exposition. and city news was very
| scarce.
Rev. e. E. Brown will fill the pulpit of the
| Second A. NJ. E. church, in place of Rev. L.
| Q. Plummer
| The Mikado at the dime museum last night
was decided hit. The house was crowded
| to its capacity
The first benefit ball of the Musicians Pro-
| tective union will be given at the East side
rink this evening.
bag containing $500 was taken from the
United States Express company at the union
| depot Saturday night.
The men, Bonghton and Murphy, who were
injured at the Exposition, comfortable at
st. Barnabas hospital.
| Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| Gust Homlund and Lottie Hanson, Mar tin
| Higgins and Kate Barrett.
William Hoskins of North Minneapolis
w ants to bet $50 that he can make a standing
| ju mp of thirteen and One-half feet.
The North American Telegr aph company
| has opened its local Office at 24l Hennepin
avenue and transacted business yesterday.
G. B. Munson, Boston; E. f. Thompson,
Worcester. Mass; and w. S. Downey of
| Springfield came to Minneapolis to attend the
| opening ceremonies of the Exposition.
Ole Anderson, residing at lips Eleventh
| street north, dropped key of putty on him
self yesterday. His left hip was badly
crushed. He was removed to his home.
The Seventh street museum had large audi
| enceS yesterday and the bills, Hand i'll Glove
| on the lower stage and the Burroughs COM
| pany on the upper stage made decided hits.
The four-year-old daughter of Mr.. an d
Mrs. Thomas Murphy, living on Western
avenue, fell into a big hole in the sidewalk
and cut her head in terrible manner. She
may recover.
| Prof. Porter of Fargo was among the dis
| tinguished visitors yesterday. He thinks
! something of locating here with his celebrated
life for the halr,' which he claims is made
from the pure juice of Dakota No. 1 hard.
| John Larson, while at work upon a house
| on Division street, was thrown to the ground
| yesterday by the breaking of q scafold. His
| right leg was broken just above the ankle,
and he was removed to st Barnabas hospital.
A delegation of Bloomington citizens in the
| city yesterday reported that the feeling up
| their way was strongly in favor of Dr. Lee
| for coroner. 1--WE know the doctor pretty
well,'' said one, land one township will go
| solid for him.
While experimenting the laying of a side
| walk on the corner Of Nicollet avenue and
| Third street yesterday, workman dropped
a section of gas pipe upon the head of City
| Engineer Rinker. He was knocked SenselesS,
| but recovered soon.
A morning paper yesterday attempted to
| create a sensation by stating that another
| strike of street car drivers had been narrowly
averted. 1t seems that the drivers made
| certain requests, portion of which were
| granted. No strike was threatened.
| Lake Park, Minnetonka, has been selected
as the location for the picnic Sept. 6, in
| honor of labor holiday under the auspices of
| the Trade and Labor assembly. program
| of sports VIII be arranged. and reduced rail-
| road rates will be secured. No liquor will be
sold on the grounds.