St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Eli D. Murca, q son of Rev. s. p. Murch
died at st. Peter Frida Y.
Bank clearings yesterday were S372, 629. SO;
for the week. 81, 7I3. $685..
The A. o. H. county board will meet to-day
at o'clock p. N. at Window hall.
T William ART, a musician. yesterday paid SO
for beating his son, a lad OF 10 years.
A paper will soon be started at Fr.dley
park. The other industries there are BOOM
ing.
a FIRE alarm wire was accidentally cut by
workmen yesterday morning, which called
out the department.
The little Brightner boy who stole watch
from Mrs. Anna Maberg was yesterday COM
United to the reform school.
Walter Prescott, examined before United
States Commissioner Odell for sell ing liquor
without license. was discharged.
Robert D. Carver is sued by William H
Harris to recover $3.50, alleged to be due for
damage to buggy rent ed by the defendant.
Prof. Seymoure will be at the Press club
rooms this evening at 8 o'clock and there will
give q seance for the edi1cation of the MEM
bers.
Burglars raided the residence of G. W E.
Averill at 721 Fourth street outh Friday
! night and escaped with small quantity of
| clothing.
| c. w. Fisher and Emma Kraft, Orville Watts
| and Nellie Gardner, Conrad J. Goebel and
Emila a. Ryan.
Rev. ]. L. Russell of Altoona. Pa, will oc-
| cupy the pulpit of the First Congregational
| church this morning. There will also be SER
! vices in the evening.
George W. Paine was yesterday arrested
upon the charge of assaulting T. II. Luck,
! his landlord, and gave bail in 500 for his ap-
| pearance next Friday.
1.-THE Casino is now the name of the Le-
| land rink, and J. r. English and Fred Dixon
| of Chicago Will open there this week with q
season OF light opera.
Rev. Mr.. Thwing who has been asked to ac-
cept the pulpit of the Plymouth church, has
not yet signitied his intention of so doing, but
will preach this morning, taking for his text
| Luke xvi 20.
Col. Chase last evening made another raid
on the CON and sure-thing men, pulling
| Hammy Barrett, Comanche Bill and several
others who have refused to heed warnings to
leave town.
The new Highland Park Pres byteriau
church has all been paid for. with the excep-
ton of $1,000. The cost of the lot and build
ing was $500. Services will probably be
held there one week from to-day.
Sullivan Farnham of this city have inst
completed one of the finest private monu-
ments in the United States for Pillsbury's. It
is of Westerly granite, stands in Lakewood
cemetery, and is about forty feet high.
Judge Young made an order yesterday
! requItlns Iuo ossiSHeo VI tue ueIuocU DAnk
! of North Minneapolis to close all matters
inside Of twelve Gays, all claims of creditors
TO be filed within that time. The creditors
will not be required to file releases.
Horace L. Lacker, the man who created a
sensation Friday by driving through the
streets on q gallop. was examined before
Judge LELAND yesterday and ordered sent to
the insane asylum. The insanity of Mr.
Lacker resulted from long sickness
The dime museum will open Monday with
the panorama, 1.-THE Mirror OF Ireland" and
other specialties on the upper stage and on
the lower stage the musical travesty. Fun on
the Bristol with John Russell, James Rus
sell, Fred Warden, Bobby Newcomb and
others in the cast.
Beach & White. real estate agents. have
sued Daniel r. Young to recover SlO2 so.
alleged to be due as commission in a real
estate sale. Reginald A. Brett and John c.