St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-12
NIlNN GLOBULES.

Dirk clearlngS yesterday were S4oo. So1So.
The Northwestern hospital will make many
improvements this month.
The excursion of the head milliers to Win
nepin will take place Aug. II.
A plat of Malmsten's addition was filed yes
terday by +. w. Malmsten and wife.
the W. G. T.. U. will meet at 220 Hennepin
avenue this afternoon at o'clock.
A $40, 600 monument will probably be erected
to the memory of the late w. w. McNair.
The will of the late H. w. Plstt was filed
yesterday. The property is valued at 600.
"Mother-in-Law,' the comedy now running
at the dime museum, and Lulu. the illusion,
are proving potent drawing cards.
Miss Mary Pierson, who died, Tuesday, of
consumption, will be buried at Three Rivers,
Mich, where the body has been taken.
The horticultural display at the state fair
will be in charge of Wyman Elliott of Mime
apois, and j. S. Harris of La Crescent.
- 1t is suspected that some of the wires lead
ing into private grain commission offices were
cut Tuesday, as the tickers failed to work.
Roger Vail and NJ. w. Nash are commit
tee to arrange for ball for an orphans fair
to be held about the first week in Septem-
Der.
The report that Supt. McMichael of the
Minneapolis Western Union Telegraph Office
has resigned, is denied by those who claim to
know.
Judge Young yesterday made an order
overruling motion for new trial in the
case of Martha Elias against Andrew j. Fin
negan.
The first number of the National Arsenal
wilt be issued to-day. 1t is G. A. R. paper
and will devote itself to the interests of old
soldiers.
Mrs. A. A. Green of Beloit Wis, is in the
city, the guest of her daughter, Miss Florence
E. Green, 1l25 Nicolet avenue. She will re-
main week.
Thomas S. HAVANA, who was taken with
an apopleptic stroke Thursday night, died at
6 O'clock this morning at his home, 322 First
avenue north.
S. A. Larsen, Charles Swenson and John E.
Lunden have begun an action against George
G. Jacoby to recover Sl46, alleged to be due
OH merchandise purchased.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will at
tend holy communion in a body in full rega-
liza Sunday at Holy Rosary church, meeting
at Martin s hall at 1880 a. N.
Officer Schroeder carries badly used up
right hand, the result of defending himself
from the assaults of two South Minneapolis
toughs who tried to do" him.
The new Casino, corner of Sixth street and
First avenue south, is putting in three
electric lights, painting the loges and boxes
and adding handsome newEscenery.
Mrs. Nordln, the woman who has been
locked up so many times while under the in
tuence of opium was sent to Cleveland last
evening, where a brother will care for her.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Gustav X. Wagren and Lille .Engberg,
James Watson and Elenor J. w alker Horace
NJ. Hill and Mary B. Whitmore, Henry Ken
inson and Jennie Arkell.
ssAunie Headstrum, the woman who has
caused the police so much trouble by dress
ing in mems clothes, is now wanted for hir-
ing horse and buggy from an East side sta
BILE and failing to return it.
Andrew Carlin has begun an action against
Winslow NJ. Bracket, sheriff of Henuepin
county, to recover $500, the value Of certain
goods and chattels alleged to have been
wrougfully sold by him at an execution SALE
The nurses of the training school. exam
ined by Drs. Ames and Dunn, yesterday,
scored the following points out of a possible
liz: Mrs. ]. Dalgarno, liz; Miss S. NJ. Nc
Cullough, liz; Mrs. NJ. S. Leveille, ITO; Miss
A. ARnue, 100.
The Mutual Real Estate and Land Invest
ment company filed articles of Incorporation
yesterday. The capital stock is $4,000. The
persons forming the corporation are Walter
G. Hambright Alexander McCune, Angus
Mcleod, Harry w. Murphy and Frank II.
Peterson.
The Western Union attaches are not in
clined to believe the rumor that Supt. Nc
Michael has resigned and that G. NJ. Hohl of
St. Joseph has been appointed to succeed
him. Mr.. McMichael is now on trip of in
for some weeks.
Articles incorporating the Phoenix Live
Stock Insurance company were filed yester-
day by A. L. Hathaway, ]. W. O'Neil. Frank
Kicker, John Fl. Reed and John &. Thomp-
son. The capital stock is placed at $500, 600,
divided into shares of 500 each. The buSi-
ness will be carried on in Minneapolis
The wedding of Miss Minnie Whitmore and
Horace w. Hill took place yesterday after
noon at $3.50 at the residence of the brides
parents on Seventh street north. Rev. Dr.
Semple performed the ceremony, which was
witnessed by a few invited guests. Mr.. and
Mrs Hill left for an Eastern trip last night.
The Plumbers Protective Association No.
Is, held a largely attended meeting last even
ing and elected delegate to attend the con-
vention of the Journeymen Plumbers
National association, to be held at Chicago
Sept 6. The delegate was instructed to get
the next national convention held in Mime
apolis.
Emma e. Mitchell is made defendant in an
action brought in the district court by Daniel
; Woodbury. to made void note for 81, $50 and
orbitant rate of interest had been charged
him for money which he borrowed from the
defendant. The note and mortgage was given
to secure the payment of the debt.
Frank Gerber, the deaf and dumb printer
arrested Monday night on suspicion of having
passed forged check, was released from
custody. he having proved that he was at
work setting type when the check was pre-
sented. The man who did present it was
deaf and dumb also, and it is expected that
he will soon be captured. Several more
forged checks are reported.