St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The park commission failed of quorum
yesterday.
The special term calendar yesterday con-
tanned no important cases.
Yesterdays bank clearings were S462, 553. so
and for the week 81 &c., 259.63.
Grand excursion to-day to the Dells of the
St. Croix. Special train leaves union depot
at a. m.
While attending the funeral of Mrs. s. A
Kennedy, Friday afternoon, Mrs. r. l.. Penney
had her pocket picked of $50 in money
Anna Olson and John Peterson were ex-
amined before Judge LELAND yesterday after
noon as to their sanity, and committed to the
asylum.
Resolutions on the death of S. B. Chase.
drowned at Lake Calhoun, have been drafted
by committee from the lodge to which he
belonged.
The Bakers union last evening met at
81 Second street south and decided to demand
that twelve hours shall be the maximum. for
days work.
The Aultman & Taylor company yesterday
obtained Judgment against J. HI. Samuelsou
and others for S1,54969, the amount due on
goods purchased.
The plat Of Durand's addition lying be-
tween Thirtieth and Thirty-second avenues.
and Third and Seventh Streets was filed yes
terday in the Off ce Of the register of deeds.
The mayor has instructed License Inspector
Kelly to see to it that the saloonkeepers take
out their licenses at once. The inspector
will start on his rounds tomorrow morning.
Preaching at the rink, corner First avenue
and Fifth street southeast, at 1890 a. m. and
1850 p. M, by Rev. Frank F. Bayley of Port
land, Me. Sunday school at the same place
at IL IN.
Charles Taberman was granted an iniunc-
ton yesterday enjoining the Minnesota s.
Northwestern Railroad company from con-
tinuipg to eXcavate near a building on Wash
ingtOn and Tenth avenues south, owned by
Taberman. The company owns the land, but
Taberman had lease of the building
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John E. Hagen and Emma Hillstadt, c. E.
Andrews and Nellie Hurlbur., c. NJ. Brooks
and Josephine NJ. Wilmeroth C. A Peterson
and Matilda Johnson, John Schroeder and
Elizabeth Groth. Emil Grerell and Hattie
Turney, W. A. Pheeney and Minnie Brown. 81
Braastad's crayon picture of Mayor Ames,
put up at rattle for the benefit of the cyclone
sufferers will be disposed of at the city hall
this evening. The sale Of tickets has realized
over Sl05, which has been turned over to
Treasurer PillSbury. Most of the tickets
| were disposed of by the police.
| The council committee on salaries was in
| session all yesterday afternoon endeavorng
! to fix the salaries of the city officials So far
as could be learned, few changes were made
The mayors staff was fixed as follows: Chief
of police, So, 600; lieutenant colonel of police
81, 400, major Of police, 1890, and adjutant
of police, $1,000. The difference between the
chief and the others is too wide, and is sur
prise to everybody.
In the partnership middle between Ida
Berg, John Johnson, Otto Johnson and Alex
ander Berg, in which Ida Berg declares that
John Johnson is her partner in the saloon
and hotel business on Plymouth avenue, and
Otto Johnson, brother of John, swears that
Ida Berg and John Johnson have nothing to
do with the case, but that he and Alexander
Berg are the real and only partners in the
business, Judge Lochren yesterday appointed
Alexander Berg receiver. He will at once
take charge of the business and endeavor to
stra1ghten matters out, so that it will be
known who are partners and who are not.