St. Paul daily globe., 1889-08-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Flambeau club is to have new uni
forms.
Company A will not enter the drill at Kan
sas City.
The bank clearings for yesterday were
sos, 10000.
The single tax club will write DR.. McGlynn
to address them in January.
Chief Inspector Clausen has reappointed
all the local grain inspectors.
Minneapolis Knights will attend the
cornerstone laying at Litchfeld tomorrow.
The viii of the late Leander Gorton be-
queathed his estate OF S3OO,0Oo TO MS
widow.
Aswoman of the town, who called herself
May Dunn, paid $50 for being drunk and
diSorderly-
c. Henry Benton has begun action against
Warren, Potter 4 Co., for the recovery OF
$500 attorneys fees.
Joseph johnson got sixty days for an ag-
gravated case of fast driving over the cross
ing at Third and Nicollet.
Travelling men meet at the Nicollet house
Saturday night at 80 to arrange for their
special days at the state fair and at the expo
sition.
Catherine E. Lloyd plead not guilty yester-
day to charge of conducting a palace OF
sin at 126 Fourth street south. and was held
for examination on tha 10Th.
Building Inspector Hazen has had all the
ordinances TeSulhtluS llS COuSILuSLIO41. lS-
pairs and removal of buildings published IN
The form of new pocket manual.
A concert is to be given for the benefit of
the WOman'S exchange at Normanna hall
Sept. II. Miss Anna Smith. 1.-The Norwe
gian Nightingale. will be the feature.
The branch Of the Northern Pacific con-
Meeting Fridley and the stock yards is now
almost completed, and the first stock is eX-
pected to arrive during the coming week.
The Minnesota Mining company has
elected the following officers: President. W.
H. Hinkle: vice president. A. j. Eaton: sec
retary, n. 7. Hume: treasurer. +. B. Foote.
The last of the madames was up before
Judge Emery yesterday. She gave her name
as Mary Smith. and paid $50 fine for keep
ing house of Ill fame on Main street north
east.
The Salvation army has negotiated lease
of lot at the corner of Second street and
Second avenue south, and will erect one
story building 65x70 feet, as barracks The
first floor is TO be occupied as hall and the
basement as offices.
Johu Fichette, more popularly known as
Coffee John. charged with assaulting Z. j.
Erickson in Coffee Johns ''oyster grotto" on
Nicollet avenue, the other night. was found
not guilty and discharged.
Judge Hooker yesterday denied the motion
for new trial in the Barrett reward cases,
SO the $1,000 will be divided between Otto
Johnson and Robert Fisher, the former re-
eeiving 500, the latter $500.
A delivery team belonging to Helgeson, the
Cedar avenue grocer. ran away near Wash
ington avenue and Fourteenth avenue south,
Yesterday afternoon. throwing two boys out
of the wagon and 1njuring one of them quite
badly.
Marriages licenses were granted yesterday
tn Fred Townsend and Helen May Dawson
Gustaf r. Anderson and Hannah Johnson,
Fred c. Holt and May Brewer, Arthur Wass-
hauser and Eta NJ. Buckler. Louis Hoge and
Emma B. Wheeleck.
The Mfnnehaha NJ E. church will be dedi-
Gated next Sunday, Bishop Fitzgerald will
conduct the services. The church property
is worth SIS, 900 The first service of the new
society was held in the motor waiting room,
Jan. 80 Rev. D. W. Heard, is pastor.
W. ". Erwin, the st. Paul lawyer, who was
indicted by the last grand jury for criminal
libel against Judge Welch. has not yet filed
his bond of $500. There is a rumor that un-
less he does so before the grand jury meets
he may be called into court for contempt.