St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, 5000, $1,000.
Monday the city comptroller will issue
liquor licenses.
The business educators went to Minnetonka
yesterday and spent pleasant day.
QEmployes of the Northern Pacific railroad
held picnic at Minnetonka yesterday.
Rev. B. s. Taylor addresses temperance
meeting at Harmonic hall this afternoon.
The Amateur Opera company rehearses
'Cecilian'' at Dyer's hall Tuesday evening.
The Women's Homeopathic Aid society
give basket picnic at Lake Park Tuesday
next.
EJ. S. ingalls, addresses the Eleventh Ward
Prohibition club at Tollefson's hall this aft
ernoon.
. The Seventh ward Blaine club meet at the
Cedar Avenue and Lake Street improvement
Association hall tomorrow evening.
The board of equalization has decided that
n. P Clark should be assessed on 23,OO0,-
600 feet of logs, instead of 20,000,00O.
The Young Mems Society of st. Elizabeth
parish will hold a meeting this evening at
Eighth street and Fifteenth avenue south.
James Mcdonald, charged with stealing
nineteen pairs of pants from the Rothschild's
clothing store, was held to the grand jury.
C. T. Eagle and M. A. johnson, charged
with violating the liquor ordinance, were
discharged, there being nothing on which to
base case.
= Fidelity division, Sons of Temperance, will
hold lawn social at the residence of Mrs. G.
E. Milburn, 200 Fourth street. southeast
Tuesday evening.
Rev. DR.. Hughey, prominent Methodist
orator and lecturer. win preach morning and
evening in Centenary church, and will lecture
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The men in the Manitoba yards are won
dering where Yardmaster Berry is. He has
not been around since the Pc titon asking
for his removal was sent to the general
manager of the road.
Two small fires called out the department
last evening. One was barn at the corner
of Sixth street and Sixth avenue north and
the other a residence at 141S Second avenue
south. Damage slight in both eases.
A horse owned by w. S. Grimshaw, the ar
chtect, ran away yesterday morning. Mr..
Grimshaws little son was in the buggy, but
was not injured, j. C. Fifield clerk in the
glass block store, stopped the runaway.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas F. Lyons and May L. Terrill, Henry
Winkler and Caroline Heuberger, Andrew
Heen and Helen Rod, Oscar A. Turner and
E. Russell, Henry A. Wright and Mary
Gochey, Theodore Gullickson and Christine
Anderson, Charles Holder and Minnie Arm,
Charles L. Olson and Albertine L. Bergquist,
James t. Mackey ana Clara L. Missmer,
Frank w. Allen and Lille Murdoch.
free dispensary has been established at
915 Sixth street south by the department of
homeopathic medicine of the state univer-
sity, and all persons unable to pay for their
medicine can get it here. Members of the
faculty will be present on stated days. The
dispensary will be opened Monday, and
placed in charge of experienced physicians.
1t will be open from II to 2 p. m. every day.
Mrs NJ. L. Wells, of Tennessee, national
organizer of the W. C. T. u, assisted by
Miss Carrie Estey and others, will conduct
the school of methods at the Mahtomedi
Chautauqua assembly from July % to August
1, from 2:30 to $3.50 p. m. daily. All per-
sons interested in the study Of the forty-two
departments OF work of the ". c. T. q. are
invited to attend this sch DOL and learn Of the
work.