St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday. S74S, 59s.71.
The Mcmillan sagm;ll starts up again to-
day.
The Fisk Jubilee singers sang at Plymouth
church last evening.
The approaches to the Lyndale avenue
bridge viii be completed to-day.
Louis Flanders had one or his legs broken
and a shoulder dislocated by falling from a
building on which he was working.
Nathan REYNOLDS reported to the police
that some one had picked his pocket
Thursday the Lucy Hayes W. c. T. Q. met
al the Franklin Avenue NJ. E. church.
game of base ball between two mines
composed of Chinese will be played al Min
neapolis during fair week.
The Democrats of the Fourth ward have
organized a Fourth ward Wilson club. with
John c. Oswald as president.
The Minnesota Loan & Trust company
pays interest on time deposits: money on
hand TO loan on approved security. No de-
lay.
Augustus Plummer and Herman vogt have
been appointed. on the staff Of J. II. Eye. de-
partment commander of the G. A. r. of Min
nesota. as aids.
Charles Mather, residing at 1923 Eighth
street. died yesterday morning. probably of
heart disease. He leaves a wife and several
children. There may be an inquest
Hattie Hicks who was taken TO Cumber-
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mother, was brought back yesterday by
Charles Brown. q private detective. he
found her in bagnio there.
The Minneapolis and St Paul hackmen
will play match game of base ball at the
St Paul grounds Friday afternoon for sos a
side This Is the first of a series of games 10
be played by the festive night hawks
The Peoples theater nine of MINNEAPOLIS
and the ST. Paul Peoples club win plav a.
game of ball at the Minneapolis ball park TO-
+ ~ L z n
game is the one postponed from last week.
Nat c. Goodwin will present his latest
comedy success. Confusion tomorrow
evening instead of Turned Up" LEND
Me Five Shillings will sull be the curtain
raiser.
Hans Field. carpenter residing near the
Franklin avenue bridge, fell from a building
on Fifth street northeast yesterday morning
and broke his left leg just below the knee
He was taken home in the patrol wagon after
his leg was dressed.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
W. F. Davis and Christians Robb, E NJ
johnson and Mamie c. SWenson. E. Bran
don and Ella Ferguson. Andrew Dahl and
Hilda c. Kron, Edmund S Kimball and Jane
E. Stone, Charles NJ. Armstrong and Emma
Bottcher. .. +. FredrickSon and Anna :.
Anderson, II. II. Alstrup and Anna Augud-
son.
"Harbor Lights" the new and picturesque
melodrama, which is now PLAYING in St
Paul. will be seen at the Grand Opera next
week. The matehless scenery and mechan-
zeal effects, the strong heart interest in the
play, together with the cast presenting it
offers every inducement 70 the theater goer
who loves spectacular melodrama The sale
of seats for Harbor Lights" opens to-day at
the box ONCE.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
Partridge & King TO build two frame dwell
lngs on Newton avenue, near Twenty-sev-
enth avenue north, at a cost Of 81, 900 each;
H. o. Arnas two-story frame dwelling, 2433
Twelfth avenue south, 81 500; j. L. Malley,
frame dwelling on Stevens avenue, near
Twenty-sixth street. 81. 900; Mrs. j. L. Hall.
frame dwelling on Seventh street. near
Eleventh avenue southeast. IS, 600; Henry
Taylor frame dwelling on Pierce street. near
Twenty-third avenue northeast, $1,000; E.
Miller, warehouse on Franklin avenue, near
Cedar, s., 900.