St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.


the Clark house.
TAe real estate mon Of the city will prob
ably hold picnic soon.
E. B. Gleason was fined $40 yesterday for
selling liquor without license.
Open air concerts at Lakes Calhoun and
Harriet this afternoon and evening.
Frank Lovejoy lost a foot by coming in con-
tact with a saw in Camp & Walkers Pacific
mill.
B. W. Rand, cashier of. the Milwaukee
freight office, has goue to Whitewater, Wis,
to attend his brothers funeral.
The elegant side-wheel steamer Belle Of Min
netonka connects with the a. N. motor for
all points On Lake Minnetonka.
The second anniversary OF the opening of
the West hotel occurs Wednesday, and an
elegant dianer will be served from l o'clock
to O'Clock.
Leonard volk, the Chicago sculptor. is ex-
pected to arrive Monday to superintend the
mounting of the collection of casts at the
exposition.
A plat of Hoblitts addition, lying between
Lyndale and Harriet avenues and Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh streets, was filed
in the registers Office yesterday.
The 1:20 p. N. motor connects with the
steamer Lotus at Excelsior for all Upper Lake
Minnetonka points, returning in time to con-
meet with the 6:33 p. m. motor for the city.
Marriage licenses were Yesterday issued to
Louis Peterson and Serma Hogeh, A w. Sat
terrified and Eva Mckay. Ole Olson and Mary
Grauguist, J l.. Robinson and Annie Mckay.
The subject for discussion at the confer
ence meeting at the Third Universalist church
this evening is 1.-THE Sunday Question"
Sunday school at IL o'clock. No public
service.
drunken man created considerable ex-
citem ent in the glass block by overturning
things in promiScuouS manner. He said he
was hunting for his sister. The police took
him in charge.
Last evening the water main on the corner
of Western avenue and Knox street burst,
and for few moments confusion reigned
supreme. The water was promptly shut Off
and the break repaired by William Winthei-
ser.
f. F. Pickens, formerly a salesman in the
Plymouth Clothing house Of this city, but
now resident of Storm Lake, Ia, was re-
Gently presented with a handsome gold-headed
cane by citizens of that city in recognition of
services rendered on July I.
The police still continue to make life I'M
pleasant to the 'sure-thing'' mon who con-
tinue TO remain in the city. Five more were
pulled in by the police yesterday, including
Sammy Barrett, whose slick work has occas-
toned considerable complaint Of late.
Charles BOhanon, as the lessee Of lot l.
HUMPHREYS out lots, has appealed from the
assessment and award of damages made by
the commissioners when the land was taken
by the Minneapolis & Pacific Railway COM
pany. The case will be heard Sept. 4.
The Dime museum will present this week
strong show, consisting of separate per-
formanceS on two stages, with the Russells on
the upper stage and John T. Kelly, the Irish
comedian, supported by his own company, on
the lower stage. 1.-The Irish Boarder'' will be
the play.
a notorious icon" man, who was ordered
by the police to leave town some weeks ago,
fOlnd the street last aVarinp M xroc
run in as vag. On his promising to shake
the dust of the city from his feet instanter if
released he was let CO. and on the 1880 train
to st. Paul he departed
Motor trains to Lakes Calhoun and Harriet
every twenty minutes; every hour to Mime
/ haha Falls, and five daily trains to Mime
tonka. Trains for Minnetonka leave Wash
1ngton avenue $50 and a. M, 1:20, 5 and
7:40 p. M; returning leave Excelsior 7:1O a.
M. 1910, 4:l0, 6:33 aud 10:40 p. m.
Articles Incorporating the National Carpet,
Rug and Fur Cleaning company were filed
yesterday by Alexander Godart, Herbert P.
Ravens, George II. Winchester and John f.
Calderwood The capital stock of the associ-
| alton is placed at $500 divided into shares
of 500 each. The principal Office is to be in
this city.
The police department recently did good
work in the recovery of two young girls,
daughters Of highly respectable family
living on Nicollet island, who ran away from
home. Lieut.-Col. Hill found that the girls
had gone to WATERFOWL, OAK, and secured
the return of one. The other got off the
train at Tracy, MIMI, on the way home, and
was brought back twenty-four hours later
The drawing card of the Pence opera house
last week was the "Pavements of Paris"
which, being we'll mounted and acted drew
out the largest audiences of the season This
play has taken so well that it will be put on
the boards again at no distant date. For the
first part of this week screen Bushes" will
be the attraction, and for the latter half a
double bill, 1.-THE Maid of Croissey'' and Jack
Sheppard"
G. H. Reynolds of the Exhaust ventIlator
company of Chicago and E. G. Barratt, one
OF the company's experts, are stopping at
the West hotel for few days. Their business
being ventilating of buildings and moving of
air with fans, it may be to the interests of
those that have foul and impure easements,
rooms that need cooling, or any material to
be dried to call and see them.
One of the most charming dances of the
season was given at the Lake Park last night.
A splendid order Of dances was arranged and
the refreshments served were worthy of the
host. Every guest participated, and some
very elegant costumes were displayed by the
ladies. There were promenaders and spec
tators innumerable and, as the hotel was
brilliantly lighted, the scene was exceedingly
gay. The dancing broke up at about L.