St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

/ The bank clearings yesterday were $685.
6sOO6.
!, The chicken season opens Aug. 20. and not
/ Aug. 10 as stated.
R. s. Goodfellow will make $1,000 worth
of alterations at his store at PSI Nicollet ay-
enue.
The Credit Guarantee company has changed
its name to The Mercantile Statement COM
pany.
Martin Olson, twelve years DID, has been
sent to the'reform school for stealing lot OF
bed clothing.
George W. Blake. an ex-pollce officer. ar
rested for beating his wife, was yesterday. on
her request, discharged.
The hearing of Enoch Ray. ex-license in
spector was yesterday continued until
o'clock this afternoon.
MI. GaIpin sues Ella Maudlin ct al to re-
cover 81, 1915 for LABOR and work in building
houses for the defendant.
A purse containing certificate of deposi
for SIS, payable to Mary Hail. has been found
and reported to the police
An important meeting of the city council
will be held Friday evening" as all permanent
improvements must be passed upon before
Aug. 20.
Mrs H. f. Collier yesterday defeated the
S. P G. A. in the municipal court, and took
her little girl home with her, promising to
take care of her.
A concert will be given at Hotel ST. Louis
teete, OF Davenport, Iowa, assisted by
we'll known local talent.
Wood & Morse, prOprietors of the burned
Security warehouse, were arrested yesterday,
charged with violating the building ordin-
ance They will be tried on the 18th.
There will be meeting of the Single Tax
league Friday evening, Aug. To- 1880, at the
West hotel, to elect delegates to the national
conference, to be held at New York city
Sept. 1.
week from yesterday is the day set tori the
foreclosure of the old Tribune building
property under a second mortgage of $685.,
600. the Minnesota Loan and Trust Com
pany being trustee.
Mrs. H. JAY Smith, who has been ill for
some time, died Monday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. The funeral will take place to-day
at 8 D. m from her late residence, 1112
First avenue south
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday: William Sampson and Au-
gusta johnson, John P. West and Bergeta
Knutson. Joseph Eberly and Mathilda Sock
NUT William Wallwsrd and Anna NJ Eaton,
Albert C. Whitcomb and Josephine Beebe.
JAMS Peter Larson filed complaint in d.
yorce proceedings yesterday afternoon
against his wife, Gustava Larson. The COM
plant alleges desertion as the ground for
divorce, the plaintiff alleging that she left
him in 1886 There are four children.
The case of Mrs. Phileus Gagnon, wife of
at Paul dentist, seems to be one of desertion
Since she disappeared, Aug 2, as chronicled
in the GLOBE several days ago. she has been
seen in Minneapolis. Her husband has left
description Of her with The Minneapolis
police.
TIP. O'Brien. Michigan agent for the Ma
tional Building, Loan and Protective Union
of Minneapolis, is reported to be missing
from his usual haunts together with money
amounting to S., 900 which belonged to his
EN- ployers. O'Brien resided at Grand Rapids
t and was high liver.
The local jobbers have been requested to
ship as little freight as possible over the
Eastern roads using the new bill Of lading.
which is claimed TO be very unjust to shiD,
ners. The Canadian Pacific. Grand Trunk
and Wabash are the roads which do not use
the Objectionable form.
The council committee on licenses Thu
af ternoon decided to recommend the reduc
ton OF the circus license to 81, 200 for two
days This is pursuant to the request of the
Barnum q Bailey show. They will show in
Minneapolis two days on Sept. 8 and and
| in ST. Paul only one day, on the 10th. The
regular license fee has been 81, 200 per day.
Adam Koch, one of the unhappy saloon
keepers whom ex-License Inspector Ray is
charged with confidencing to the tune of
$500, was caller at the treasurer's Office
Yesterday. He wanted to put up the other
$500 of his license fee, but Assistant City
Treasurer Modisette declined to accept the
money unless the full amount was deposited.