St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-08
MINNEAPoLIs GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, S572. .93S.91.
There have been 225 liquor licenses granted
dp TO date.
There will be an adjourned meeting of the
council Friday.
r William d. Haycock Yesterday filed plat
or Aldrlch Avenue addition.
Ninth ward Democrats meet at 800 Third
avenue northeast this evening.
The new camp of Modern Woodmen meets
at Plummer post hail Friday evening.
There was small fire at johnson & Glib
ransons planning mill yesterday morning.
". a. White sues Ii. d. Brown, E. L. Smith
and Willis Baker to recover S330.7O on a
note.
Large houses continue to be the rule at the
Pence this week Matinee to-day-"Aus-
terlitz" and ''Muldoon's Picnic.'
Ole Moen Il -year-old boy, residing at
zoos Ninth street south. found a big roll of
money ana turned it into police headquar-
terS.
Delegates from all the trade and labor Or
CARNATIONS met at the nall, 123 Nicollet,ave-
nue., last evening, and held secret meeting.
Streetcar matters were considered.
Peter E. Baker, as administrator of the es-
tate of Peter Baker, deceased, has begun an
action against Willis Baker ct al to recover
S6,6S0 on several promissory notes.
The seventh Ward Democratic club meets
tonight at Proctor's hail, Bloomington ave
nue.. All the members are requested TO at
100000
brought up.
A caucus of the Democratic voters of the
Fourth precinct of the Fifth Ward is hereby
called to be held on the evening of Friday,
Aug. 10, at o'clock, to elect three delegates
to the city convention.
The Appleton Woolen Mills company has
begun an action against \. II. Lindeke, the
assignee of Shotwell, Clerhew d Lothman to
recover certain goods, or if the goods cannot
be returned. S2,4uS.74.
I Of tbo
Furniture company, has begun an action
against Marina Gosselin TO recover S37S. So
the value of goods now held by the defend
ant.
The Michigan Mutual Life Insurance com
pany has obtained a judgment for SI32
against A l.. Haley, the architect on a note
given by Haley in payment for a life insur-
ance policy.
Marriage licenses were issued YESTERDAY to
Ansel Gideon and Sophie j. Kraus, John
Gallagher and Bridget Laughlin, c.. H. Gross
and Susie Weiland, Albert E. Loring and
Ella F. James.
AT the meeting of the Minneapolis Electric
club at the Permanent Exhibit last evening
an interesting paper on "Galvanic Batteries
was read by w. c. Thompson. A discussion
followed. Various electrical appliances were
brought into use, and their finer points
shown.
The Caledonian club met last evening and
transacted considerable routine business
The receipts and expenses of the recent
games were figured up, and the society found
that it had cleared 500. S. P. Jones, who
refereed the games, was presented with a
handsome gold-headed cane. His speech of
acceptance was characteristic" one.
The civil service examination for positions
in the Minneapolis postal service. held at the
high school building, was attended by about
125 men. young and old. Deputy Postmas-
ter Hughes conducted the examination,
which was hard one. The successful ap-
plicants who must get an average of 75 per
cent, will be appointed substitute mail
carriers.
Articles incorporating the Russell-Boynton
company were filed i'll the office of the regis
ter of deeds yesterday by Horace r. Boynton,
Frank l.. Brooks, Edward A. Brooks, John
B. Boynton, and Sol Smith Russell The
new company has capital stock of $780,
600, and its business will be to manufacture.
sell, and set up mill and railway upplies
and the like.