St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, 1858, 466. SO.
John Crosse, young fellow convicted Of
petit larceny, was sent to the reform school
yesterday.
The Dakota editorial excursion passed
through Minneapolis on trip over the 800"
last evening.
John Kennedy, full FLOODED Indian, went
to the workhouse for sixty days yesterday on
charge Of vagrancy.
William Anderson, charged with selling
liquor to an habitual drunkard, had his case
continued until next week.
The WORK Of laying water mains, delayed
by the burning of the Addison Pipe and
Steel works, at Cincinnati, has been resumed.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John P. Wehrer and Emma Johnson. John
Zahsdale and Mary Dworak, Andrew B. Pc
terson and Caroline Olson.
Arthur Cavanagh, who has been spending
q short vacation in the city, returned to the
workhouSe yesterday to remain ninety days
for stealing pair Of shoes.
There will be an open air meeting under
the auspices of the Minnesota Eight-Hour
league, at the corner Of Sixteenth avenue
north and Washington, tonight.
The business block at 11s and 100 Wash
ington avenue north. owned by John Hoye,
which was burned out some time ago, will be
repaired at cost of about $4,000.
Mary Girard was assessed $50 for disorder
rested with her, failed to produce the
kopecks and went up for thirty days.
Some blood-thirsty amateur White Cap has
sent note, bearing skull and cross bones
to Mr.. Blitz, of Gil Twelfth avenue east
stating that the life OF his dog is in danger.
Half dozen people were brought before
Judge Mahoney yesterday on warrants sworn
out by r. O. Beard, of the health department..
All pleaded not guilty and had their cases
continued.
special train will leave the Northern Pa
cific depot, st. Paul, Saturday afternoon, at 2
O'clock for the Twin City stock yards, for
the purpose of inspecting the progress made
at the new yards.
Ticket No. 2O2 was the lucky one in the
drawing which took place last night in the
rattle for horse, buggy and harness. The
drawing took place at John Swanson's place,
800 South Fourth street.
At the board of equalization meeting yes
terday, the arbitrary assessment against the
Hall Ducey Lumber company was sus-
tanned. George Huhn's assessment was in
creased from $4,000 to $500.
laborer employed on sewer near the
Washington avenue bridge, fell into an
eighteen-foot sever ditch yesterday morning
and was quite badly injured. The patrol
wagon took him to his home at 2917 Lindley
avenue.
Thomas B. Trafton suffered from an attack
ond avenue south and Third street yesterday
morning. He received slight injuries, but
soon recovered, and was taken to his home
at 2645 Third avenue south.
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
society of Simpson M. E. church held its
first anniversary meeting Wednesday even
ing. Representatives from all the societies
in the Eighth ward were present and an en-
thusiastic meeting was the result
Ninth ward voters are to meet at Campbell
hall, corner of Harrison and Twenty-hfth
avenue northeast, Saturday evening, July
81, 1889, to express their vote of thanks to
wishes of their constituents, and give their
opinion in relation to the situation.
A mass meeting of the forty societies of
the Young Peoples Society of Christian En-.
deavor of this city, will be held at Plymouth
church next Wednesday evening The
convention will be present and will present
detailed account Of those proceedings in
the Quaker CITY,