St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S46S,241.9S.
Judge Ueland united in marriage Mary
Blesi and Fl. X. Gaslin.
John Anderson was fined SIS yesterday for
assaulting Willie Kittleson.
For assaultipg Mary Lindblum, John
Demke was fined SIS yesterday.
gJohn Linquist, laborer, was last night
Frustrated by the heat at the union depot.
The Rhineharts and the opera .'Mih ado'
are filling the dime museum to its capacity.
Charles F. Sawyer yesterday filed plat of
Bell & Whitcomb's revised addition to Mime
apolis.
The Lucy Hayes union, W. c. T. u, will
hold meeting at Chestnut hall this after
noon.
A Norwegian Democratic club will be Or
ganized at Peterson's hall on Friday evening
at 1880.
Richard Watson will address the Mechan-
les institute tonight at 220 Nicolet avenue,
Oh the subject of wheel work.
Mary Nekler was detected IN selling LIQUOR
at 123 Main street northeast without license,
and yesterday was. sent to jail for sixty days.
The Minneapolis Equitable Investment
company has sued J. S. Root for $40, alleged
to be due as commission for selling a number
of lots.
The Democratic committee met In the
mayors Office last night, but transacted no
members.
Sol Smith Rusell,ciosed successful engage
ment at the Grand last night in his new play,
Pa The play was well put on and will I'M
doubleday have great run.
Eady DAILY, the little boy arrested recently
for stealing from a butcher shop, was re
leased yesterday morning upon promising
futui good behavior.
Anna B. Richardson, as the guardian of
Walter A. Richardson, u minor, has COM
menced an action against A. L. Sweet to re-
cover s41.:25 alleged to be due for teaming.
The papers in the case of Frank johnson
against Sheriff w. NJ. Bracket to recover
SeU0, the value OF goods alleged to have been
taken by the sheriff, were hled yesterday.
Rice's company opens in the grand tonight
in 'Evangeliue." 1t possesses all the attrac-
tons incident to the product elton Of Fan
tssma, the Black Crook and other PLAYS.
The American Comic Opera company will
put 'Mikado" ON at the Casino tonight, and
viii play 1t until Saturday night. The house
will open with The Golden Goose Monday
night.
The plat of Weeks subdivision, lying be-
tween Eighteenth and Twenty-secoud avenues
and d aud H streets, was filed yesterday by A.
h. and +. NJ. Weeks and James H. and E. M
Lalson.
Officer Leidman last night arrested a man
named Billy Chapman upon suspicion of hay-
ing robbed d colored mau of 500 last Monday
at boarding house on Third avenue south.
near Grant street.
The firm Of George r. Newell & Co has
caused to be issued Il writ of attachment
against j. B. McArdel, who, the firm claims
owes them S935l9, and is about to assign for
the purpose of defrauding his creditors.
Marriage icrnseS were issued YESTERDAY to
| Swan Nelson and Ida Danelson; Thorold
Olson and Carolina Peterson; J. NJ. Perkins
| and Bertha A. Bry ant; Perry Coberly and
Lena l.. Grice; I. N. Poole and Mary Miller
Elisha and Lizzie Morse and Sarah
Stevens fled in the register of deeds office
yesterday plat of Vinton Park addition. The
| land is between Thirty-sixth and Thirty.
eighth streets and Portland and Third avenues
south.
| Leroy will give free exhibition of wire.
rope walking at an attitude of 146 feet from
| the West hotel to the lumber exchange at 4
o'clock this afternoon. His exhibition will
include stilt-walking, trapeze performing
| etc.
/ The funeral of Hugh Dolan, killed at Brain
| erd some days ago, took place yesterday from
| the residence of his brother A. J. Dolan
| corner Eighth avenue southeast and Fourth
street. Rev. Father O'Reilly conducted the
| services. 80.
A wood cart tipped over on man at the
| corner of Twenty-seventh street and Ninth
| avenue south yesterday afternoon, breaking
i several ribs and injuring him SO severely in.
terrally that 1t is expected he cannot survive
i his injuries. He was taken to St. Barnabas,
hospital.
| Yesterday afternoon the ladies and eent,e.
men interested in the management of tbe