St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81. 315,-
7S7.59.
Rev. W. W. Satterlee will preach at the
coffee palace at clock this afternoon.
L. Swift Jr. was issued permit yesterday
to build two-story frame dwelling at 3O4
Clifton avenue TO cost Sl2.O
Rev Smith Baker. pastor of the Park Az
enue Congregational church, will occupy the
pulpit this morning and evening.
Ed Hull showed up in court yesterday with
the diamond ring which Adamson claims,
and which Hull denied possessing. He was
fined $40 for contempt.
The game of ball between the bulls and
bears of the chamber of commerce that was
to have come off June "a, will take place
Monday at 3 80. Admission Free
Judge George D. Emery and wife, Judge j.
C, Netheway and wire, OF Saltwater. FL, j..
Altman and wife and party OF friends left
Minneapolis last night for Milwaukee and
Chicago via Sault st. Marie. They will be
gone nearly two weeks.
For the first nine months of the crop year,
ending May 81 the flour ground the present
season exceeds last years work by over $780,
turned out in 1889, during which very
heavy operations were carried on. The total
is 5.323925 barrels against 4,2S5,6S in
1885, and 1851. 600 in 1888.
A memorial sermon for dead Knights of
Pythias will be delivered by Rev. j. j. Faude
at G6luScUlduC CutIFCI, CUTuer GOuTtu dN-
enue south and Ninth street, Sunday, July &,
at 8 p. M All knights are requested TO meet
at Castle hail. Masonic Temple, at p. M.
sharp. and march to the church. escorted by
the uniform rank of this city.
1t has already been announced that ''ThuIl-
dering' Gordon was found guilty in the Cal
ifornia courts of attempting to kill his hired
man Potter in some difficulty over the Van
Horne woman. News is now received that
Gordon was sentenced to paya fine of $4,000
or spend go days in prison. Gordon is out
on $1,000 bail, pending application for a
new trial.
Mrs. Annie Lower and Mrs. Sarah j. Dance,
of Minneapolis, have fallen heirs to q large
estate in Butlercounty, Pa. 1t is in the pc
troleum district, and has been III the courts
for several years. Mrs. Lower and. Mrs.
Dance were apprised of their good fortune.
through newspaper paragraph yesterday,
which stated that Mayor Babb had letter
inquiring for them.
Log driving is progressing rapidly Oh the
Mississippi and the few tributaries in which
logs remain. Nearly all Of last winters cut
and the old logs not brought down last year
are now in deep water with little possibility
of interruption. The only exceptions is on
the upper William and Pine rivers ana the
Bear creek drive, which has beeu practically
abandoned This small drive, consisting of
1883 logs, is the only one that bids fair to be
hung up.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
the following: Alexander Swanson and
Hilma j. Felson, Andrew Hammersburg and
Christina johnson, Hans j. johnson and
Inga Bjorgum, Peter Peterson and Ellen
Olson, Sohn Maussen and Mary Larsen, Fred
Henderson and Minnie Lamsen, August
Glenyeld and Maria Srard, Moses Lacey ana
Della A. Tobin. Charles F. Weedin and Mary
E. Bassett Alfred johnson and Gena NJ.
Thingstad, Henry C. Virgins and Addie M.
Bowers, Andrew Swenson and Ellen Brandt,
Samuel S. Sitter and Eva Belle Crockett,
Charles Londeau and Annie johnson.