St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-24
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBU1Es.

The bank cleaIings yesterday were $751;
1850
The wholesale confecdoners of the city
will give picnic to their employees Aug. S. at
Spring Park.
City Attorney R. D. Russell has gone to
Alexandria. Mimi. where he Will spend
couple of.weeks fishing and resting.
Edgar L. Richter, who was granted di-
vorce Wednesday from his wife, Yesterday
took out a marriage license to weu MISS Fran
ceS Hodges.
The Minneapolis Coopers' union, embrac-
ing nearly all the working cOopers IN the
city, has arranged for picnic atSprlng PARK
next sunday.
The case of Mcneil d Ferguson against A.
X Fubbs and wife has been reopened in the
district court. 1t Is very complicated me
chanic'S lien case, in which fourteen other
parties are defendants.
Julius Meyer, chief engineer of the Mil
waukee electric railway system. and several
Milwaukee aldermen have been in Mi1neap-
oils for several days studying the details of
the eOnstru elton of the electric lines.
4 notice has been sent by the city engineer
to the fcTemeu in charge of The sewer crews
instructiug them TO give work to ablc-bodled
married men whenever they apply Tor lt,eyen
though single men must be discharged to
do 50.
( The sangerfest executive committee
doesn't know as yet exactly where it stands.
All the bills have not yet been presented.
The receipts amounted to 81, 40O-S5,600 from
concerts. 81, 100 from picnic, and 500 from
the banquet
Cases of measles at 2l15 Twenty ninth
street southeast, 1929 Fifth street south, 1892
Fifth avenue north, and diphtherla ar ISo
Fwenty-fifth avenue northeast and 14@S Mar
shall street northeast were reported at the
health office yesterday.
The regular semi-annual civil service ex-
animation viii lie held Tuesday. Aug. 4. at
the civil service headquarters in the govern
ment building The date for the closing OF
the fling of applications for admission 10
his examination was July 10
Secretary George D. Holt of the associated
charities, will suoD issue confidential cir
cular to the subscribers TO that institution
one of its features VIII lie list OF prOfes-
SiOnal beggarS together with a description
Of the appearance and the story of each one.
Charles a. Russell, administrator of the
estate of Aaron ". Bray. asks for judgment
against Willis Baker for $500 and interest,
and thatit be declared a mechanics lien on
certain real estate He makes other parties
cO-defendants who claim an interest III the
realty.
An aged squaw from Mendoza who has
been selling fancy goods about the city Tor
some time past, fell on the pavement near
the corner of Second avenue south and
Fourth street and sprained her shoulder and
wrist quite severely. She was attended by
DR.. Gibson.
Ivor Peterson aud Charles Thompson, the
two BOYS arrested Tuesday for the larceny or
clothing from Vanstrun's clothing store, were
yesterday sentenced TO the reform schoOl
Their sentences were suspended during good
behavior Oscar Olive, who was arrested
with them, was discharged.
Information has been received TO the effect
that Charles Hopkins, otherwise known as
''Scarfaced Charlie" who was well known
about Minneapolis as a gambler and all
around sport. died at Spokane Falls on Mon
day last The authorities Of that place have
telegTaphed to this City for information as TO
his relatives.
The board Of equalization held another
session Yesterday morning and listened 10
several complaints F. II. Fellows, corner of
Lake street and Grand avenue was ordered
10 appear and show cause why he should not
lie assessed for $4,000 in money. On Mon
Gay q hearing will he accorded the various
millers who feel that they have been I'M
justly assessed.
'The Clemeneeau Case" is still meeting
With great success at The BijOu and the au-
dlences are increasing in size each evening.
The sale of seats i already quite large for the
opening of The Bankers Daughter next
Sunday evening. Frank LOsee will appear
as John Strebelow, the leading male charac-
ter Of the play.
Chase Il Pratt coffee and spice dealers.
have filed Il voluntary assignment of their
property that Is uneXempt, making Thomas
j. Buxton assignee. The cause given IS that
Carter, Macy IL CO. TOOK out an attachment
from the district court in Burleigh county,
North Dakota, and levied or attempted 10
levy on some of the assignorS' rights.
wedding of interest to Minneapolis that
occurred Wednesday, at Hudson, Wis, cele-
brated the marriage of Norman Phillips, OF
this city. to Mrs. Ella Andrews, of Hudson,
daughter of Mrs. Col. Hughes. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Bradley Phil
lips father Of the groom, at the home Of the
brides mother. The young couple will re-
side in Minneapolis