St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S402, 90S.1S.
Fred Wright paid $40 yesterday for using
abusive language.
The South side W. c. T. o. will meet on
Thursday hereafter.
The estate of the late James C. futile
amounts to $40, 055.72.
Clarence Snow will to-day explain why he
beat his wife yesterday.
This evening the G. N. Morgan Womans'
Relief corps will hold its regular meeting.
To-day the members of the Calvary Baptist
Sunday school will picnic at Lake Harriet.
W. H. Jones paid $40 yesterday for run
ming an express wagon without license.
W. Crosby was arrested yesterday for sell
ing paris green without label. He will be
tried to-day.
A. B. Coe and F. ". Forrnan have sued f.
F. Hurlburt ct al, to secure the payment of
$4,000 on notes.
The funeral of Mrs. Dan S. Balch, who died
Wednesday, will take place to-day from her
late residence, 612 East Franklin avenue.
The Nicollet house dining-room damaged
by the recent fire, has been completely re-
paired, and now presents a handsome appear
ance.
Some of the tools stolen from Andrew Carl
son Tuesday were recovered Wednesday
vening in pawn shop on Washington avenue
south.
Miss NJ. D. Ellis. who was so badly burned
about the face and hands Wednesday, is pro-
nounced better, and there are now hopes for
her recovery.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Robert P. Wilson and Lille FogerQuist, A. P.
Segerdahl and Augusta Peterson, John Wun-
der and Katie E. Johnson.
The plat of Nelson's subdivision of lot 16
of Cornelfs Encouragement of block l, Cor
nelPs addition, was filed Yesterday by Eliza O..
Cornell. The land faces on Fifteenth avenue
south.
J. K. and n. G. Side, Judge E. B. Ames, H.
+. Brown. Anthony Kelly, j. G. Oswald, Maj
c. B. Hefelfnger and Thomas D. Skies are
the sureties on the bond of Postmaster elect
Ankeny.
Louis Anderson was partially examine be-
fore Commissioner Odell yesterday on a
charge of selling liquor without a govern
ment license. The case was continued to
Aug. 3.
Mrs. jeremiah Crimmins, residing at COS
Fifth street southeast, died yesterday morn
ing. The funeral will take place Saturday
morning from the church of st. Anthony of
Paduia.
The committee on markets met last even
ing and referred the petitition of John g.
WooIley asking leave to build market in
South Minneapolis back to the committee on
ordinances.
Al the regular school of the Minneapolis
Gun club yesterday the following scores were
made: Ensign, II; Best, II: Murphy, IS;
Latz Is; Shepherd, II; Kruger, 16; Russell,
IT; Johnson, IA.
J. Burke, J. Thomas J. Osborne and II. o.
Feederlee entered the quarter-mile swimming
race at the Natatorium last night for prize
of ten swimming tickets. j. Burke won in
$40, Thomas next in S:G8.
The committee having in charge the
butchers barbecue visited different parks
Yesterday vii
mine where the picnic shall be held. The
program will be then arranged.
The water board failed to have quorum
present last evening, and so held no meeting.
The bids received for building an addition to
the w est SIDE pumping station will be opeEed
at the next regular meeting of the board.
W. H. Lauderdale, r. L. Pratt and George
D. Perkins yesterday filed objections in an
action to set aside the findings of the city
council committee to assess damages and
benefits for opening and Strengthening Ply
mouth avenue. Irregularities are claimed.
At the semi-annual meeting of the Nor
man ma society, f. a. Husher was elected
president. A. H. Edsten vice president, John
Howe corresponding secretary, and A. Thor
valdsan treasurer. John Howe, G. A. An
drews and NJ. A. Anna were elected directors.
A large and enthusiastic audience greeted
the first presentation of maid of Croissey'
and Jack Sheppard" at the Pence opera
house last evening. Considering it's being
une nrSt performance, and with q single re-
hearsal, the company enacted their respec-
tive characters most creditably, while the
plays are both entertaining.
At Avery's hall, in the Eighth ward, We'd
nesday evening, new lodge OF A. o. q. W.
was organized under the direction Of Past
Grand Workman Stevens, H. F. Witt, o. H.
Comfort, and j. H. Lucas, of St. Paul. The
officers elected were: P. 6. NJ. W., H. n.
Avery; NJ. W.. c. A. Grimes; foreman, L. A
Condit; nverseer, f. r. Mcdonald.
William S. King, G. a. Hefelfnger, Preston
King, G. B. Heffelfnger and William H. Eustis
yesterday filed articles Incorporating the
Paine Shoe Lasting Machine company The
capital stock Of the company is valued at
100000 The principal shops will be located
in Minneapolis. The first annual meeting
will be held the second Monday in January at
10 o'clock in the morning.
A. g. Taylor. the man mistaken for burg
lar Wednesday morning, and wounded in the
hand by Othcer Blake or Vogel, has sworn
out warrant charging the latter officer with
assault with dangerous weapon. The Off
Ger will be arranged to-day. Henry o. Juve,
living at clio Tenth avenue south, has made
complaint against Officer Blake. charging him
with assault on the day of the circus. Z