St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Sergeant John Corey the newly created
sergeant of the Fifth precinct has assumed
his duties.
Nine. Francesca Guthrie the prima DONNA
will sing two solos at Westminster church
this morning.
The regular business meeting of the Gale
DOMAIN club will be held at the Northwestern
bank Tuesday evening.
Judge Mahoney yesterday fined Eldred Fl.
Dobson, a barber, who lives at 90S Third av-
enue north, the sum of $40 for numerically
mauling his stepson, James Overton.
The hotel COOKS held q meeting Friday
night at 81 Hennepin avenue preparatory
10 forming union. Chef Phillips, of the
Hotel Lafayette, is leading the movement.
Jukge Smith transferred the guardianship
of little boy named Gustave Faber to Mr..
Mockyal, butcher. The mother of the boy
said that she was widow and unable TO sup
port the lad.
build bridge over its tracks at Fifteenth
avenue southeast, as ordered by the city
council some time ago. Plans have been pre-
pared and the work will begin soon.
The following Wisconsin Central appoint
ments are announced TO take effect Aug. I ::
F. NJ Boles, city passenger and ticket agent,
Minneapolis; A. j. Archer, assistant city pas
senger and ticket agent, Minneapolis.
A "floater'' was reported as having been
seen in the river near the soldiers home
Yesterday, presumably the body of young
Richard Edner drowned Wednesday, but
Coroner Towers could not find the body
John Griffiths a carpenter in the Milwau-
kee car shops, who died suddenly early
Thursday morning. was buried this morning.
He was leading member OF the Welsh
Presbyterian church, on Seventeenth avenue
south.
]. H Bowker, general manager for Mime
sofa of the Total Abstinence Life Association
of America will speak at tbs central W. G.
It. U. reading room, Fourth street, at A
o'clock this afternoon. Subject, 1.-THE Ghost
of Minneapolis"
An excursion to the Dalles of St. Crolx will
be given under the auspices of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital society Wednesday. A special
| train leaves the union depot at 9 a. M, over
the st. Paul & Duluth road. Tickets on sale
| at the West hotel and at the railway ticket
| Office. corner Nicollet and Washington ave-
| nue. south.
| 1t is stated that it is not ex-Ald. William
| McArdle's wife who has brought suit against
| various parties to protect her homestead. II
| is Mrs Mary McArdle, wife of j. B. McArdle,
| the ex-nlderman's brother. William Nc
Ardle, having judgment against his brother,
| is one of the defendants.
The following persons were given permits
| sion to marry yesterday: Louis Gnavroek to
| Inga Krogstad, Olaf Halverson and Matte
| Newsstand Michael Bels,er and Mary Mey,
Johan Gilstad and Petra Eggan, Ole E.
| Olson and Mathilda Lindberg, Charles A.
| Cox and Francis Orrison
Emma Miller employed in Maggie Des.
mond's restaurant at Third street and
| Fourth avenue west. fell in q faint yesterday,
afterward becoming historical and foaming
at the mouth. She was, supposed. to have
| been poisoned, but the doctors said other
wise. She accuses some one named Tom OF
| having ruined her.
The funeral of Mrs. Isaac Skiles, the Min.
| neapolis lady who died at Erie, Pa, last Wed
| nesday, occurred from the family residence
| 1925 Second avenue south, at % O'Clock yes
terday morning. The pail bearers were E. II
| Moulton, B. H. Newton, r. S. lines. j. A
Modisette, Franklin Benner and J. B. Modi
| sette The interment was at Lakewood
The first car of new wheat of the crop Of
1890 was received at Minneapolis yesterday
by Messrs. Woodward & Co. 1t was shipped
bv the Monmouth Merchant mills, of Mitch
| ell, S. D.. graded No. northern, the quality
being line, and was purchased by A. j. Saw
yer & Co. at 80 cents per bushel on track
This wheat was raised by A. j. Ball. and i.
| from a field which threshed out on an aver
age of twenty bushels to the acre.