St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearances for yesterday were
So11, 1898
The ministers resume their weekly meet
ings Monday next
The Mackey-Legg block will soon be sub
leeted to extensive repairs.
There were eighteen DRINKS before Judge
Emery in the municipal court yesterday.
Dan Williams. charged with assault in the
second degree, has been released on 500.
W.T.. Williams paid SIS fine yesterday
for driving at a rate exceeding six miles an
hour.
The new mail carriers 60 into service next
week. The postofice officials are busy lay
ing out the new routes
A mass meeting of Republican voters Will
be held at Relief hall in the Eighth ward to-
night to discuss aldermanic candidates.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to
Christian Aabel and Clara Berntzen. Olaf
Thurceson and Anna Nilsson, George Robert
and Mahelda Fsette.
The Tenth Ward Improvement association
last evening discussed the lnmtter OF securing
the location of the st. Clair washboard fac
tory in that part of the city.
Day & Willard took out permit Yesterday
to build seven two-story frame dwellings, on
Eighth avenue south, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, to cost $4,000.
pHans c. Peterson is plaintiff in an action
against Attorney j. w. Cochran. formerly OF
this city, and now of Los Angeles CAL, to
recover $500 on promissory note.
Two men were arrested by a Waterman at
the West hotel, whom he found concealed IN
passage leading to the engine room IN the
basement at an early hour yesterday morn
ing
Trinity chapel, this afternoon. Bishop knick-
erbocker viii conduct the services. Trains
will leave the st. Louis depot at l 80 P. ~,
returning at 4:30.
Fred Kingley. an inmate of the soldiers
home at Minnehaha. was killed by falling
tree Saturday afternoon. kingley was sew
enty-one years old, and came to Minnesota
when he was fifty years OF age.
Paul Blackmar has been appointed general
manager of the Consolidated Land Company
of Superior, and will shortly go there TO live.
For five years he has been located in Mime
apolis as trustee for Bliss q Elliott's Lumber
interests.
J.W. Nash, eminent commander of Zion
commandry, Knights Templar, announces
the Knights will assemble at p. m. to at
tend the laying of the cornerstone of the
new Masonic temple at Duluth. The train
leaves at p. m.
The Minnesota Sons of Veterans viii be
represented at the national encampment at
Patterson. n. j.. by Col. Milham, of ST. Paul
Col. Morgan and William Salter, of Duluth !;
E. D. Morris of Red Wing, and George W.
Knowlton or Minneapolis.
A hearing of the executors account and
petition for distribution of the estate of
Hobart o. HamlIn was made yesterday in the
probate court. The estate amounts to S12.-
O93 Mr.. Hamlin was of the real estate firm
of Hamlin & Brown, and was an old citizen
of Minneapolis.
An inmate of the soldiers home, Fred
Kingley, was killed by falling tree Saturday
afternoon. No blame is attached to any one
for the accident. Kingley was about seventy
years of age, native of Maine, and had been
in the home for four years The remains
were inferred in Lakewood Sunday.
Beginning yesterday, the 500 lire discon.
tinued local passenger trains between Min
neapolis and Pennington, on the Wisconsin
division. No other changes are made, ex-
cept to extend the run of the Paynesville
train, on the Minnesota division, to Glen
wood, and making the service between Min
neapolis and Cakes daily, except Sunday.