St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, S499, AS.
Saturday night the Third Ward Democrats
meet at 222 Plymouth avenue.
The Seventh Ward Dem ocratic club meets
at Proctor's hall Saturday evening.
One thousand people yesterday enjoyed
the excursion of the A. 0. U. w. to Taylor's
Falls.
1t was found necessary to amputate John
Quinn's left hand and he has been taken to
st. Mary's hospital.
motor conductor Yesterday found pack
age containing $50 III his car and turned it
over TO the motor office.
Mrs. W. A. Hedland, of 1926 Thirty-third
avenue south, had an arm broken yesterday
by being thrown from buggy.
August JOsefson was examined YESTERDAY
by the judge of probate and found to be in
sane. He was ordered committed to the in
sane asylum at Rochester.
The matinee at the Pence opera house will
commence at O'Clock to-day. The run of
"Pecks Bad Boy" will terminate with to-
nights performance. Next week new play
will be produced.
The members of the Minneapolis Amateur
Opera company are requested to meet in
Dyer hall tonight for rehearsal of ''Pina-
fore which the company will produce at
the Peoples next week.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Peter H. j )hnson and Mary q. Henning,
Peter Jansen and Anna Carlson, henry P
Healy and Christine Hanson, James Wragge
and Mary NJ. Cooper, Ole Westin and Mary
Wicklund.
Articles incorporating the Washburn Min
ing and Milling company were fled yester
day with the register of deeds. The capital
is 81 900. 600 and the incorporators are W.
H. Middlemist, Archibald d. Westby and D.
f. Strobeck.
sneak thief, who gave his name as Anton
| Cohen, was yesterday run in by Patrolman
| Torey He stole a coat from a carriage on
| ;Nicollet avenue, .valise at the union depot,
and is supposed to have committed number
| of minor thefts.
| Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
| day with the register OF deeds of the North
| western Mercantile company. The purpose
| of this corporation is to engage in a general
| loan and collection business. The capital is
$50 900, and the incorporates are Phillip
| M Chandler, Ellsworth d. Mcconnell and
| Thomas PEBBLES.
| A nine composed OF civic servants is to
| play nine of the fire department this after
the sewer department, will pitch, and Walter
Welsh, of the engineers office, will catch for
| the nine which represents the municipality,
| and Visner and Pierce will be the firemen' S
| battery.
| The city board of equalization is receiving
| great many complaints from persons own
| ing property in the vicinity of the block on
! which the new court house is built. They
| claim that the assessed value OF their prop
| erty is much nearer its real value than is the
/ assessed valuation Of property Oh Hennepin
| avenue and Bridge square.
The members of the Ancient Order of
| United Workmen held their first annual
| picnic at Taylors Falls, Yesterday. The rep
/ resentatives of the nine Minneapolis lodges
| filled the cars, and started out at $50. at
| Taylors Falls the picnic was held. and a
| pleasant one it was, including addresses and
| games of all kinds. The party returned
| about 10 O'Clock.
| A general order was issued from the G. A.
| X national HEADQUARTERS Yesterday in regard
| lumbus, o. Commander Chief Rea and
| staff will leave Minneapolis Sept. by special
| train over the Milwaukee road to Chicago;
| thence over the Panhandle route to Column
| bus. The departments of California, Oregon,
| Washington. Montana and Dakota will meet
at Minneapolis and accompany the COM
mander's party to Columbus.