St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOEULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
| 1885, 1871.
The workhouse will open for the reception
of guests Monday.
| A $4,000 church will be built by the West
ern Avenue Methodist church society.
Charles Strand was yesterday held to the
grand jury for robbing John Poison of $40
| c. M. Loring will address the Chicago Ave
nue. Improvement association next Monday
| evening on street improvements.
| The funeral of Martin Layman. who died g
| few days ago, will take place at o'clock to-
day from the family residence, 1929 Cedar
| avenue.
| The bodies of the Soares children, who were
drowned Saturday, were found yesterday, the
! boys near st. Paul, and the girls at Ganoy' S
| farm, this side of St. Paul.
| The council committee yesterday met ex-
| pecting to hear from representatives of the
Minneapolis & St. Louis road concerning the
| North Minneapolis street crossings, but the
latter did not appear.
A trunk containing some old clothing was
| yesterday found by the police In q lumber
yard back of the court house. The lock had
| been broken Off, and it had evidently been
piliaged of everything of value.
| A pleasant reception was rendered the Rev.
Mr. Trevan, presiding elder of this diocese OF
! the A. NJ E. church, at the hall at ITO Wash
ington avenue south last evening. A large
| vi CuufCu pCOpiC were pFGSCuL.
| Frank Adams and James Belette, who were
| arrested by Detective Quinlan for robbing
| the grocery store of 2. G.. Hanson, at 400
| Second avenue south, Friday night, were
yesterday bound over to the grand jury in the
sum of $500.
This evening" at the residence of Mrs W.
| 81. Carmen, corner OF Twenty-second street
and Fifth avenue south, Miss Minnie OAR
rach of Milwaukee and Charles T. Smith, en-
| gineer of the Sidle block will be married
Rev. Mr.. Campbell will perform the cere
mony.
At the meeting of the city council Friday
night the ways and means committee will
| recommend that the sale of the $685. 0C
thirty-years city bonds, bearing per cent
| interest, be awarded to A. J. Moulton of New
York at IO1 26-1OO. This is considered good
price for the bonds.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
B. F. Karnes and Nellie Cleaver; E. A. Gill
bert and Kittie E. Lewis; Emil johnson and
| Eva E. johnson: OreSteS j. Dickinson and
| Ella F. Paine; L. S. Hutchins and Callie
| Pierson; August A. Ripezinske and Mary
| Cook; Charles T. Smith and Minnie Darrach.
Deputy Sheriff Shaw of Des Moines, Iowa,
arrived in the city yesterday after Robert
Long and David Burke, the two men wanted
| there for uttering forged leases. He found
them at the county Jail, where they had been
placed by Sheriff Bracket and Deputy Sheriff
Egge He started back with them yesterday
morning, accompanied by Sheriff Bracket.
Thomas Hurlburt was yesterday found ~.
| ing in a coal shed back of saloon at the cor.
| ner of First avenue south and Second street
| He claimed to have been robbed of $35 nd a
watch Detectives Lawrence and King ar
rested party of men upon suspicion of ha "
ing robbed him, but the missing property was
| not found upon them.
| The old but popular moral play of ''Six
Degrees Of Crime is attracting the usual
week In spite of the torrid temperature the
attendance at this house is highly f1attering
to the management. The company is good
and the prices cheap. This afternoon and
| evening will conclude the run of ''Six De
grees,'' which will be followed by the popular
| drama, sMy Partner.