St. Paul daily globe., 1886-07-01
NIHNNEAP0LIs GLOBUEEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were S4S1,
5.1.45.
During June there were ninety-eight deaths
in this city.
A horse was stolen from the stable of Hohl-
hass & Lundsten Tuesday night.
The capital stock of the Commercial hank
has been increased to $500 900.
Supt. H. A. Tuttle reports the North Amer
lean telegraph lines will be ready for business
with Chicago by Aug. 10.
Fl. A. Gale says work on the new market
will be begun this fall and the building will
be ready for occupancy next spring.
Scarlet fever has been reported at 1858
Fifteenth avenue south, 2740 Third avenue
south and 313 Fifth street southeast.
The natatorium opened yesterday, after
being closed for two days for repairs. The
ladies' department will be open within a
week.
There have been 2O4 commitments by the
municipal court in the past three days and
the receipts of the court amounted to ST.
537.25.
1t was announced yesterday that the firm
of Drs. Ames and Moore had been dissolved.
DR.. Ames will retain the present. suite of
Offices.
The regular monthly meeting Of the North
western Hospital association will be held this
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. ]. NJ. Rob-
1nson, 603 Seventh street south.
Judge Lochren yesterday confirmed the
order authorizing Isaac We'll, as the assignee
of the defunct firm of Michaels s. Marx, to
sell the stock for So cents on the dollar.
Detective Quinlan has recovered the phae-
ton stolen from the barn of G. NJ. Foote
Friday night. Robert Brewis, in whose pos
secession it was found, had obtained it in
tr aiding.
The crowd of spectators at the panorama
has been steady one and highly gratifying
to the stockholders. The best time to see the
great painting is in the morning, when the
platform is less crowded.
William Dolan was yesterday arraigued in
the municipal court upon the charge of bas-
tardy preferred by Alice Crandall, and gave
bonds in $500 for his appearance July 8, He
claims the complainant is married woman.
A plat of the rearrangement of lots IL and
II, of subdivision of block j, Tuttles First
addition to st. Anthony, was filed yesterday
by James c. Haynes and wife. The land lies
between Fourth street southeast and Oak
street.
Considerable complaint is made that the
electric light on the corner of Nicollet avenue
and Sixth street goes out about 1880 or II
o'clock every evening and stays out some
times half an hour, much to the discomfort
OF pedestrians.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
W. P. Shattuck and Nettie B. Macomber, II.
D. Carlyle and Nina Hubbard, Harry N
Dunn and Nettie B. Wiley, George r. Smith
and Maggie Rosenberg, David NJ. Carley, A.
]. Carlson and Annie Gilbert.
Adolph Lemke, residing at 2l3 Eighth ave-
nue. north, yesterday applied to the municipal
court for a warrant for the arrest of two
boys whom he claimed made an indecent as
sault upon his nine-year-old daughter. He
was referred to the county attorney.
The fire department during the month of
June answered twenty-one box alarms and
eleven still alarms. The losses ON buildings
amounted to $27,059, on contents S35, $50;
total S62, 0l9. The insurance on buildings was
S127, 400; contents, 66,900; total, S194,300.
A fire caught in the roof of a frame build
ing used as foundry, attached to the Stand
ard Iron works of Strotham Bros, at the cor
ner of Ninth avenue and Fourth street South
The flames were readily extinguished by the
fire department and the damage was nomi-
nal.
The question Of the petition for a change of
grade on Nicollet avenue, near Franklin ave-
nue., came up before the common council on
roads and bridges yesterday. Aid. Babb ex-
planned the work had already been done. at
the instance of S. S. Small, and it was decided
to make further investigation.
The Plymouth avenue trouble is in fair
way to be settled at last. The county attor-
ney has decided that the matter of making
the report of the plat and survey for straight
ening that thoroughfare was regular, and it
has been decided to confirm the report of the
commission on awards and assessments