St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

OTO-day is the Catholic Feast OF Visitation.
There are fifteen prisoners in the county
Jail.
Scarlet fever is reported at 1000 Chicago
avenue.
Yesterdays bank clearings amounted to
LOSS. 693.7O.
j. G. Bumb was fined SIS yesterday for
violating the saloon ordinance.
Thermometers ranged all the way from 80
deg to 81 deg above yesterday.
Jennie O'Nell Potter is at the Brunswick,
and will receive few more pupils.
Kenwood and Superior boulevards were
lighted with gas last night for the first time.
The total postoffice receipts for June were
S23, 1892 as against $50, O35.66 for June,
1888.
A competitive examination for appoint
ments at " est Point will be held at Mime
apOlis in August.
Bishop j. P Newman will address union
Methodist meeting at the Hennepin Avenue
church this evening.
There were 1867 real estate transfers
filed during the six months of the year, ag-
gregating $14, 3O9,9 $40.
Health Inspector Kilvington is rigidly en-
forcing the law in relation to garbage tanks,
and dozen were condemned yesterday.
The five newly appointed health inspectors
went OH duly yesterday. Health Officer Kill
vington says he needs four more during the
summer.
Tom Donovan, who has held the contract
for carrying the mails to and from trains for
three years past, will to-day be succeeded by
G. B. Dickins.
ed for sh0plifting Mt the glass block few
days ago, was convicted of larceny yesterday,
and paid $25 fine.
The funeral of Mrs. Fred S. Martin, who
died suddenly Sunday OF neuralgia OF the
heart at $500 Third avenue south. was in
tered ut Lakewood yesterday.
Division No. 5, A. o. H., of Hennepin
county, will give grand picnic at Bush lake,
in Edna township, July 4. Delegates from
the other divisions win attend.
The Bridal Veil led s.e l. o. U. W. will give
a free entertainment in its hall, corner Four
teenth avenue and Fourth street southeast,
commencing at 7:l5 sharp. All are in
vited.
The young ladies of Centenary church will
give lawn festival at the residence of II. f.
Lillibridge, 500 Sixth avenue south, tO-mOr-
| row evening. There will be music and re-
freshments.
Health officer Kilvington will ask the coun-
| ell at its next meeting for four health III
spectors i'll addition to the present number.
| He thinks it will take nine inspectors during
| the summer.
The Third and Tenth ward funds are at so
low an ebb that the street commissioners
have found it necessary to set a gang OF
workhOuse inmates 10 grading Twenty-sixth
avenue north.
j. S. Bradstreet, who has the contract for
making the proposed inside changes at the
Grand opera house, yesterday took out the
required permit The estimated cost Of the
changes is $4,000.
Four boys, giving their names as Joseph
Loomis George Carey Ed Thompson and
| Tim Ryan, were fined s. each yesterday for
bathing in the Mississippi between the hours
| of 5 m. and $3.50 p. m.
| Nettie johnson, a patient at the city hos
pital disappeared Friday morning in her
| night clothes. The police have made thor
ough but unsuccessful search for her. 1t is
| feared that she has suicided
| Yesterday noon while two men employees of
| Peterson the sign painter, were painting the
cigar store of Wineke d Doerr, the scaffold-
| ing gave way. throwing the men to the walk,
injuring the ankles and feet of one and the
head and side of the other rather seriously.
The wounds of the men were dressed by DR..
Norred and sent home in the patrol.
The following mail carriers commence
their vacation to-day: No. Is, Northrup
Stahlderd: No. ID, E. E. Cass: No. 30, w.
Watson; No. %, James Noble; No 81. Alex
Ezra Bubler: No. 81. S. d. Berry. Clerk
Isaac Rice, of the city distributing depart
ment, also commences his vacation to day.
The ladies of the Minneapolis Temperance
society gave their first ice cream social of the
season at their new hail. 104 Hennepin ave-
| nue.. There was large attendance. After
an address by County Commissioner Swift,
and several selections of music, refreshments
were served ana very enjoyable evening
was spent Meetings will be held every even
ing in the future.