St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULEs.

| The head millers meet tonight.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
| $685., 305.25
The condition of Mrs. W. D. Ellis, who was
burned by kerosene recently, is still critical.
| Henry George, the political economist
| writes he Will not be able to attend the K. of
L. picnic.
A $40, 600 tenement row will be erected on
Seventh avenue south, near Ninth street, by
Haglin & Morse.
The plat of Sloftu's Encouragement of block
| 4, Wrights addition, was filed yesterday by ].
| Carlos Sloftu and wife.
| The funeral of Joseph A. Smith takes place
! this afternoon from his late residence, 81
Nicolet island, at 2 o'clock.
A warehouse will be built on the corner of
Third avenue north and Third street by the
Mccormick Reaper company.
Fun on the Bristol caught on at the dime
museum last night. The Mirror of Ireland
is prEented on the upper stage.
| FrlGklin Cook has begun an action against
$2,976.52. alleged to be due for building an
| elevator.
Officers Van Wrinkle, Race Volk and Brudi-
| gan are the members of the committee on ar
engagements for the police picnic from the
day patrol.
Oracle Irving, 10 years old, residing near
Union park, is reported lost. When last seen
d
| a straw hat.
| Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
NJ. A. Scott and Angelina Fam, F. G. Irons
| and Kate McAbay, Thomas Bondy and Re-
| becca Marshall.
| Twenty-Five boys who were swimming in
the mill pond near the intake pipe were yes
terday arrested by the police, but were finally
| dismissed with an admonition.
George II. Willis was arrested yesterday
| afternoon upon the charge of obtaining $3.50
! from Joseph De Pont by representing himself
| as an agent Of the Home Insurance company.
| Sadie Olson, employed at the county jail,
| was severely scalded on the right leg and foot
yesterday afternoon by the overturning of a
| kettle of boiling water. She will be confined
to her bed some time.
Frederic G. Harvey, as assignee of Robert
F. Hurlburt, has been sued by James E. Mer-
rift, who seeks to enforce the specific terms
of a contract involving block 6, Cottage City.
The property is valued at $1,000.
Rev. L. NJ. Fenwick, pastor of the First A.
| NJ. E. church, will preach his farewell SER
mon next Sunday. He will then attend the
conference at Cedar Rapids, a., where he
will in all probability be assigned another
| paStorate.
The thirty days in which the city was
given to file an answer to the petition served
to secure the removal of the pest house from
| It's present location expired. and City Attor-
ney Cross filed demurrer to the petition, al
| leging that 1t did not state facts sufficient to
constitute a cause for action.
| Vincent and Nelson II. Reeves have ap-
pealed from the award of the commissioners
| in the matter of the land in lot s. township 29,
| range a. and the case will be tried September
| Il. The appeal of Joseph L. Kirchli from the
same award will also be heard.
Robert Long and David Burke, the men ar
rested Saturday night by Sheriff Bracket
| and Deputy Sheriff Egge for uttering forged
leases in Des Moines, a. are still at the Hen
nep1n county Jail, where they will remain
until the arrival Of the proper officers.
The report that a man was run over and
killed on First street last evening was IN
founded. The occupants of wagon saw q
man lying in the street behind them, and
without waiting to investigate called an Of
fcer. It was fonnd that the man was simply
drunk and had fallen down in the middle of
the road.