St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The court house commission meets this
morning at IL O'Clock.
F. D. Dibble will build residence at Forty.
first street and Nicollet avenue to cost
$4,000.
A slight blaze in the paint shop of the
terday afternoon.
The council committee, appointed to con-
slider the motor crossing Sixth street near
Lakewood cemetery, meets this morning
Christ Cordell and Terisa s. McQuaid, and
Rudolph Kuehne and Kate Olsen were
granted marriage licenses yesterday.
The Chimes of Normandy has drawn i'm
mense houses at Harris theater this week.
There will be two more performances to-day
Lake Carroll, the insolvent real estate man,
filed his accounts yesterday, showing debts
amounting to So. 1O1.5O and property valued
at 81 ,610.
The Fourth was not particularly joyous
occasion to the wife of Patroman NJ CrOnin,
of the East Side station. she having lost her
pocketbook containing $51, on Nicolle
avenue.
There will be an all-day camp meeting at
the Western Avenue M. E. church is morrow,
services being held o. 5 80, and 1880 a.
NJ, IL m, 3, 6:45, 7:45 and p. m.
Two men were yesterday fined So each for
discharging firearms within The city limits
n. C. Anderson was fined So for discharging
skyrocket, which injured lady's, dress.
George Hetherington was yesterday ar
raigned in the municipal court, charged with
holding up" Henry Eberling Wednesday
night near the old base ball park in South
Minneapolis, and robbing him of So. He
was held in $500 for examination NJ onday
The bank clearings for the week ending
yesterday show considerable advance over
the corresponding week of last year. Week
ending July 6. 1889, S.. 16S, 954. 03; same
week last year, 1890, 452 95; for yesterday
$685.. S44.29.
Contagious disease reported: Diphtheria
at 1912 First street south: All Twenty
third street east; scarlet fever at 29lf
Twenty-fifth street east; 514 Fifth street
southeast; measles at 1921 Third street
north; 115O Eighth street north L
Eleven disorderlies, fourteen DRINKS and
twenty-four vags faced a frownIng Judge in
the municipal court yesterday morning.
Black Pearl, the pugilist, was on of the dis
orderlies, but the woman making the COM
plant did not appear, and he was dis
charged.
Ernest .Stutz, engineer of the Minneapolis
Steam laundry, was severely scalded about
5 o'clock Yesterday morning by gas eXplo-7
sion caused in experimenting with new
kind of soft coal. Dr. Norred was called to
attend the injured man, who he says will re-
cover.
The county commissioners were kept busy
again yesterday passing on the delinquent
tax lists. They also directed the county au-
QltOr 10 receive DluS lOr tuo bloomington
Ferry bridge until a. M, July Is. The
bridge is to cost $4,000 and mus be
finished Dec. l. The commissioners ad.
journed to meet week rom to-day.
The total receipts of the Minneapolis post
Office from the sale of stamps for the last
quarter was 81, 1886. Amount of cash
for same term forwarded to Washington,
S45, 35S; disbursements, S27, 1893; number
of letters received from other offices, 1857:
local special delivery letters, lis. Out of
the total number only eleven special letters
failed in delivery, and these failures were
caused by lack Of definite address. or the
people addressed reside outside the limits
The Northwestern Miller: says ''Quite
colony of Minneapolis coopers have lately
gone out on the Pacific coast to seek new To-
Voghl last week left for Washington terri
tory, and will be followed in a. few days by
Frank Hagman, of the Sixth ward and
Charles Swift, of the North Star, the latter
having disposed of his stock in the company
with which he was identified. These three