St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S644, 794.37
Council committee on fire department meets
this evening.
The estate of Eben S. Hanscomb, deceased,
amounts to $4,000.
j. F. Hayes. formerly Of Minneapolis, died
at Douglass, Wyo., recently.
Uncle Toms Cabin drew large audiences
at the dime museum last night.
The funeral of Eva Fallon, who died Of
Group, will occur from the family residence.
The life insurance agents of Minneapolis
and st. Paul will organize Saturday, in St.
Paul.
The annual meeting of the city mission will
be held this evening at AL Washington ave.
nue. south.
The ever faithful and efficient officer, Jack
Colwel, has been detailed to watch the Expo
sitiOn at night.
The real estate transfers in the register of
deeds office yesterday amounted to over half
million dollars.
Thomas Riley, arrested by Officer McNulty
for the larceny of watch, was yesterday
held for examination Oct. 5, in 81 900 bail.
The various council committees met yester-
day, but failed to transact business other
than to audit bills and pay rolls for Friday
nights meeting.
The city council had an adjourned meeting
yesterday, and passed assessment rolls for
general improvements. Another meeting
will be held Thursday.
The will of the late William B. Jackson was
admitted to probate yesterday. The manner
in which the property was disposed OF was
given in the GLOBE some weeks ago.
Following are the new officers Of the Turn
ers' Building & Loan association: John D..
Myers, president; /. Monasch, secretary;
Herman WeStphal, treasurer; Anton Grethen,
attorney.
The committee appointed for the purpose
met at the city hall yesterday and listened to
testimony in the matter of the condemnation
proceedings to acquire land for the North
Minneapolis steam pumping station.
The corner stone of the new First Congre-
gational church was laid at p. IN. yesterday
auspices of the Congregational club. Rev.
Dana, of ST. Paul, delivered the address.
William Hunt was arraigned IN the munich
pal court yesterday upon the charge OF high
way robbery committed upon Herbert Stef-
feis on Washington avenue Saturday night.
He was held in $1,000 bail for examination
Oct. l.
q The case of Michael Malone against Patrick
Ryan to recover damages on account of an
excavation made in the street in front of the
plaintiffs residence. in St. Anthony, was tried
in the district court yesterday, when a YER
dict giving $500 damages to the plaintiff was
returned.
Ten days ago an article in the GLOBE an
nounced the dream-like departure of Mr. and
Mrs. George R. Tanner. and the loss their
flight would be to their bondsmen. The
GLOBE travels far and wide, and in St. Louis
the article met the eye of Tanner. who has
tened to reply. He says he is not afraid to
face court and bondsmen, but does not init
mate that he will do so. His wife, he says,
is dangerously i'll with paralytic fever.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
G. w. CordelI and Hannah Ronaasen, Samuel
Wailin and Freda Swanson, Philip ]. Stanton
and Mary E. Tompkins, W. P. Watts and Jen-
ME Bellmyer, ]. Bradbury and Karolina
Gleick; Herrick Dullum ana Henrike B. j.
Maave; T. Everard Craft and Mary ]. Barnes,
Robert E. Black and Annie Giles Matthew
johnson and Christina Hanson, John Irwin
and Annie Mccarthy, Henry ONeill and
Annie Sullivan, Ernest Schultz and Louis Ha-
mann.