St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings, $3.50, 909.32.
Minneapolis lodge A. F. & A. NJ. confers
the third degree July u.
A washout near st. Paul delayed Milwaukee
short line trains yesterday morning.
Mrs. Collar, who was elected from the State
park, will sue Supt Berry for damages
The funeral of Mrs. NJ. W. Glenn took place
yesterday morning from Holy Rosary church.
j. T. Cusick, plumber, was fined $40 yes
terday for turning water into unlnspected
piping.
The Eastern Star picnic at Chapman s
upper lake, Minnetonka, has been postponed
to July II.
William Cheney signal service observer.
saws last Sunday was the hottest DAY Ill
twenty-five years
Rev. T. De Witt Talmadge is to lecture at
Westminster church July 20, not July q, as
has been announced.
The firm of Bragg & Philips yesterday made
an assignment to j. W. Lee. The assets DO
not exceed $4,000.
There wasa washout on Twentieth avenue
north yesterday morning which displaced
street car rails on the Plymouth avenue lines.
A petition is being prepared asking the
council to assume the expense OF ntlng up
an electrical apparatus for killing dogs at the
pound.
E. o. Schon, of Green's saloon, Al South
Washington avenue, will have hearing on
the 18th, on charge of keeping the place
open OH Sunday last.
Sidewalk Inspector De Haven has sworn
out VI rants for Aid. Tom DOyns and sew
eral otner contractors who forget TO put out
danger signals at nights.
Ex-Deputy Building Inspector August
Siegmann paid $40 fine yesterday for OBJ
structing the street in the course of his
work as building contractor.
The Lakewood directors have set aside
section in the cemetery for the use OF the
G. A R. burial and monument association.
1t includes room for $50 graves.
Nellie Whitley, convicted of being COM
mon prostitute ana SENTENCED to the work
house for sixty days promised to leave town
if released, and Judge Mahoney, suspended
sentence.
If any more troops are needed to quell the
Duluth riots. the veteran company, Com
pany G, of Minneapolis, will be likely to be
called upon. 1t is made up OF men VINO
served in the war.
Frank Burke. wanted in ST. Paul for rob-
bling a man of 800 last Sunday night, was ar
rested here yesterday by city detectives and
turned over to Detective DAILY, of st. Paul.
who took him to the SANITY City.
Tesk 4 McNair of ST. Anthony Park. will
have hearing before United States Com
missioner Odell. Friday afternoon on charge
of putting inferior cigars into boxes labelled
ElWins All Stock and No Style"
Dairy Commissioner Howard. of Mlnneap-
oils. who secured indictments against Gro
GERS Sherke IL Presley, of Mankato. for sell
ing bad cheese. says that If the demurrers
entered in the cases Yesterday be sustained
he has sufficient evidence to secure new in
dictments.
Companies a B and l turned out seventy
men i'll all yesterday morning, who marched
through the storm to take the tram tor the
Lakeview encampment More members
will join the companies to-day, and their full
strength will be in camp by Saturday night.
in time to make good showing at Sun
day morning inspection.
Miss Fannie Mcintyre. daughter of Col W.
B. Mcintyre, is to assume the role Of Fan
chon in THE Two Vagabonds," at Harris
theater tomorrow afternoon in place of Miss
Kerwin. Miss Mcintyre has achieved quite
a reputation as a sOubrete in Eastern dra-
matte circles, and there is considerable in
terest manifested III her appearance.