St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

EYesterday's bank clearings, 1851, 90o.95.
The Scandal club will dedicate its new
rooms at 723 Nicollet avenue Friday evening.
James Hennesy was yesterday adjudged in
sane and will go to st. Peter to-day to the
asylum.
| The Minneapolis delegation to the Christian
science convention returns to-day. The next
convention is to be held at 1t. Louis.
The Ardmore hotel posts two men. who
registered as C. H. Lindley and j. w. Reder,
of Chicago, as being dead beats ana MOTEL
workers.
phatic as well, of the Anderson q Douglass
cable line franchise is that of the citizens OF
the Tenth ward.
The undertakes have challenged the doc
tors TO play game of ball at Athletic park
Aup g. for the benefit of the Sheltertng Arms
and Children's home.
A highway to run from the head Of Central
avenue to the stock yards at Brighton station
is talked of, and a right Of way will probably
be asked for from the city.
A colored man, name unknown, was
drowned while bathing in the Mississippi,
near the st. Anthony mill about 9 o'clock.
The body has not yet been recovered.
Two attempts are reported to set fire to the
grass on the tract of prairie land at Sixth
street and Twenty-secOnd avenue north early
Yesterday. The department was called out
both times.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to
George Schiller and Ida Schulz. Charles j.
MIckle and Mary A. Ross, Charles P. Hunt
ington and Edith p. Seal, Charles Linden and
Mary Shegorst, Edward P. Halseth and Annie
Rue.
The First Minnesota regiment will hold It's
annual reunion at Duluth Thursday. About
100 are expected to attend. They Will go
from Minneapolis by the Minnesota Eastern
at 9:O5 g. m, and will be the guests Of COL
Colville.
The Bodega saloon. at 40 Washington ave-
nue. south, was closed up Oh an attachment
at the instance OF George Benz sons, nquor
dealers Of st. Paul. j. S. Wood, the pro-
prietor says the claim is against John l..
Black, formerly partner.
The services over the remains Of Miss Mar
garet McNevin, who died yesterday of pneu-
monia, will be held in the Holy Rosary
held from the family residence, ITO Ninth
avenue south, at 80 a. m.
The committee on claims yesterday re-
jected the claim of Celina Boucher for $500
damages from tine overflow Of the sewer at
Fifth street and Fifth avenue north. She
had already received $117 from the city,
and the committee thought that sufficient.
The members Of the lumber exchange,
produce exchange and chamber OF commerce
are to meet the finance committee OF the
board of trade Thursday afternoon at
o'clock to arrange for receiving the delegates
to the second annual convention Of represen-
tatiye commercial bodies Sept. 8.
The Caledonfas hold their fifth annual
meeting at Athletic park to-day. The prizes
this year are more valuable than ever before
offered and some interesting contests will re-
suit. Archibald Clay will officiate as master
of the arena, with j. D. Shearer, d. F. Simp-
son and F. d. Larabee as judges.
Frederic Book announces that he has en-
gagged James Harrison as stage manager,
Neil ScuIly as comedian, Mr.. LIE Croix, late
of the Madison Square Theater company, as
leading man of the Pence Opera House Stock
company next season. Miss Louise Hofer
will play leading lady, although Miss Jessa-
line Rodgers will continue with the COM
pany. Miss Eta Croil, P. B. Wilson and W.
r. Wheeler will play lesser parts. The COM
pany will open in Orchard Ill" with Mr.
Rock in the leading role.