St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

There have been liz marriage licenses
granted during the month of August.
The upper floor and roof of the garbage
crematory was burned yesterday afternoon.
Loss $3.50, fully insured.
F. II. Thompson and Rose Myers, arrested
in South Minneapolis, pleaded guilty to
charge of fornication and paid $40 each.
The case against j. F. Kern. charged with
embezzling S21. "a from Stephen Bauer was
dismissed yesterday on motion of the state.
The bank clearings to-day were $685.
997.31. ana for the month of August Sl6,-
62S, 56D.9l, as against SIS, Is ,633.33 in
August of 1888.
Several serious depredations by vicious
hoodlums are reported from Lakewood Gene
tary. One monument, erected by j. Monte,
has been broken and spoiled.
The fourth annual reunion Of the "Old
Ninth Minnesota will be held at Plummer
post hall, % Washington avenue north, at
10 O'Clock a. m. Tuesday next
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to Franklin B. Cooke and Effie L. Sherrin,
Joseph Ii. Rodgers and Mrs. Ella J. LOTUS,
Nels Chesners and Annie Olson, Solomon E.
Picker and Sara Berkowice.
While shopping yesterday afternoon on
Nicollet avenue, Miss Thompson, sister of
james Thompson. the well-known real estate
man, was Frustrated with the heat.
H. Jay Smith, superintendent Of the ex-
position art gallery. is laid up by the effects
Of the runaway at St Anthony Park Friday.
He is severely bruised, but is not dangerously
hurt.
At4 o'clock yesterday morning the explo-
sion of lamp i'll house at $50 Nineteenth
avenue northeast started fire which COM
pletely destroyed the building, entailing a
loss of 81 900 with $1,000 insurance.
A new Baptist church is to be established
at corner of James avenue and Sixth avenue
north. W. A. Barnes has donated the lease
of three lots, and S.. 600 chapel will be put
up, with the idea of afterwards building a
church to cost $500
Arrangements have been completed for
return engagement of the leading stars of
Gilmore'S band in Minneapolis early in Oc-
tober. The company consist of Campanini.
Whitney and SignOrina De Veu. Musical
people are delighted 10 hear of this.
horse driven by H. Jay Smith. superin-
tendent Of the exposition art gallery. got
frightened by train at st. Anthony Park
Friday and irearing up, fell over onto Mr..
Smith, injuring him quite painfully. A lady
who was with him jumped out of the car
raige and was notinjured.
Monday three additional letter carriers will
be put on in the business section of the city.
On Nlcollet avenue, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, there will be five trips, instead
of two as formerly. The territory between
Second and Fourth streets south, and be-
tween Tenth and Eighth avenues, will also
have five trips instead of two; The work of
make his trip in forty6ve minutes. All let
tiers mailed late at night in the business dis,
trict will go out on the first train in the
morning,
The following ". C. T. U. superintendents
Of the Central branch have been chosen:
Mrs L D. Mitchell, evangellstic work; Mrs.
A. c. McCurdy, jail and prison; Mrs. NJ.
Fleming, railroad employees; Mrs. s. D. Smell,
lumbermen; Mrs. A. M. Henderson, soldiers
and sailors and lectures; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nichols,
Sabbath observance and unfermented wine;
Mrs. r. s. Smith, franchise; Mrs. S. P Far
rington, parlor meetings; Mrs. S. NJ. Smith,
mothers meetings; Mrs. A E. Scram. juvc-
nile work: Mrs. j. NJ. Whittier. mission work
among children; Mrs. H. j. Motif and Miss
]. Gordon, work among foreigners; DR.. Mary
Milestone, health and heredity.