St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday. 1912, 5000.
The police will don new summer helmets
81 n few days.
Nearly 1900 dog licenses have been issued
Sp to date.
The police commission at its meeting yes
terday transacted only routine business.
The 500 road sent its first through train
to Boston from the union depot at 40 last
evening.
There is project on foot to have short
line trains run 10 Anoka on the Northern
Pacific railroad.
AR Walker the Minneapolis rostodice
employe charged with robbing the mail, is
on trial al Winona.
The holding of the national convention of
the American Secular union at Minneapolis
has been practically decided upon.
The ladies of Holy Rosary parish in South
Minneapolis have organized a total abStl-
nenee society With a membership of 200.
Edward Bugg, living at Sixth street and
Fourteenth avenue southeast, fell from a
street car yesterday morning, breaking leg
Charles Hunt. pipeman for Hose Company
No. IA. accidentally shot himself with re-
volver Sunday, but was not seriously in
tured
A glandered horse was found Yesterday
morning at the Hennepin island bridge,
where it had been tied the night before. The
animal was shot
F. c. Penney says he will sue Street Com
for false arrest and imprisonment in the
Lyndale avenue grading controversy.
P. C. Thielens and P. B. Christianson's
residences in North Minneapolis were en-
tered by burglars few nights ago. The
burglars secured watches at both places.
DR.. J. A. Steele was yesterday arrested
upon complaint of DR.. Beard OF the board of
health, for failure to report a diphtheria
ease. He will have his examination to-day
The foundations are in for F. D. Dibble's
$4,000 residence in Best's Nicollet Avenue
addition. 1t faces the new Nicollet park.
Several others are to he commenced soon.
The Lyman Land and Loan company yes
terday filed articles of inc orporation, with
S1tO,00A in capital stock. George n. Cey
Ion. Z. and George \. Lyman are the incorpo-
ratOrs.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Otto DunSkus and Ida Blaasch. Arthur E.
Parry and Ida F. Fisher. Daniel +. Ken
drick and Lettie A. Brown, Edward Loun-
borg and Ella Ekstrom.
A special Milwaukee train leaves tonight
at 6:3O for Lake Minnetonka to carry the
members of the Minnetonka Yacht club, who
will hold 4 meeting on the island where the
club house is to be built.
y little girl about nine years old fell under
the hoofs of the horses of a Monroe street
car at the Fourth avenue south and Sixth
street crossing at Ii O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. and was severely injured.
The young girl at Central police station
who claimed to be the daughter OF a banker
of Howard Lake has been identified as the
daughter of E. o. Lunke, of 1925 Fourteenth
avenue south. She has returned to her
parents.
The Academy of Homeopathic Medicine of
ST. Paul and Minneapolis will meet Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock at the Merchants hotel,
st. Paul Essays will be read by Drs. W. H.
Leonard, D. A. Locke H. II. Leavitt, Petrus
Nelson, S. A. Locke and Fl. NJ. Lufkin.
The finance committee of the county and
city building commission yesterday opened
eleven bids for the 100000 in 412 per cent
bonds TO be issued. The bid OF w. j. Hayes
d Sons. of Cleveland, o., at $1,096 per
$1,000, was the highest,
The Hibernian Rifles held special meet
ing last night at Window hall and decided to
attend the parade of the Catholic total absti-
nence societies Wednesday. They will meet
at the hall al p. M, and will be met there
by the societies from Holy Rosary parish.
Charles Mitchell, of Hose Company No. g..
has been laid up for repairs by a singular &C
cident. He jumped out of bed in answer to
fire alarm, and slid down the pole to the
first floor. His hand was asleep, and so be-
numbed that he was unable to hold on to the
pole, and got a severe fall which injured his
back as a result.
There was limited attendance at the
m Getting called to reOrganiZe the society for
tn prevention of cruelty to animals held at
the board of trade rooms yesterday after
noon. 1t was decided that the Hennepin
county society should be incorporated in the
state organization. Committees to collect
funds and learn of the method Of killing
dogs by the city dog cat cher were appointed.