St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were Sl,225,-
512.62
There was a fire yesterday morning from
10 / o'clock in a grocery. butcher shop ana
stable, al PHI Skin avenue north. Inc uaIn-
age was about S)Jp.
Rev. Thomas /. johnson, the returned mis-
sionary from Africa, VIII lecture on Africa,
Its Population and Possibilities at St Peter 5
a. NJ. E. church this evening.
DR.. Kelly states that the death rate for July
will probably be large, and that II VIII snow
q very large mortality among young infants.
Cholera iufantum Is the prevalent disease
The first annual picnic given by the cloth
fDg cutters of Wyman, Partridge q Co. VIII
take place al Roswell Park. MlnnetOnka,
Thursday The party viii go VIA the NIL
yankee road.
Christ Davidson was yesterday sent to the
WorkhOuse for sixty days on charge OF as
orderly conduct Ii Is stated hat he beat bis
wife in such q cruel manner that she IS I'M
able TO leave her bed.
a case of measles at the corner Of Plymouth
and Second street north and scarlet fever at
ll2 Sixteenth avenue southeast ana l4%5
SIKH street southeast were reported At the
health Office Yesterday.
The annual ball OF the Ninnetonka Yacht
club has been set for Monday, July y. This
Will be the principal event Of the summer
at the lake. The usual Monday social at the
club house occurred last evening.
Ex-Ald. Robert Erwin has lodged com
plant against Police Officer Smith, who he
alleges arrested him without proper cause, as
was demonstrated By the fact that the case
was dismissed in the munich al court.
The Judges Of the district court Saturday
made arrangements for The September term.
judges Smith, Hicks and Hooker will handle
the Jury cases. Judges LOchren ana POND the
court, and Judge CAVITY the criminal business.
Hugh Byrnes took out a building permit
Yesterday for the erection Of frame pavilion
on Queen avenue. between Lake Harriet
and Lake Calhoun, in which II is proposed TO
hold a pastoral presentation OF AS You
Like i"
Yesterday was one of the busiest that the
street railway company has had this summer.
The ears on the Lake Harriet and Minnehaha
lines were taxed 10 their utmost capacity.
and IN some cases passengers even rode on
theSTOof Of the cars
Yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock Capt C.
5 Tirrel clerk of the district court. de-
cIared II adjourned sine die An unusually
long calendar has heightened the term con
siderably over last year. The next term will
probably commence about sept. -
The jOurneymeu BARRIERS 10 the number Of
twenty-siX met at Labor Temple Sunday aft
ernOOl, and under the direction OF Organ
izer Myers. took The preliminary steps toward
the formation OF a trades union. Another
meeting viii be held next Sunday morning,
The board of directors Of the exposition
held a special meeting yesterday afternoon
and decided TO allow the platform erected
for the Y. p. 5 C. Z. chorus choir to remain
in place The temporary seats partitions
and floor over the light well are being re-
moved as fast as possible.
A barn at Ply Sixth avenue north. owned
by James McEwen, was destroyed by fire at
3 o'clock yesterday morning, and a horse be-
longing TO Robert McCune was burned TO
death in the building. The total loss was
1915, insurance $500. 1t is thought that the
fire was of incendlary origin.
Thara will Ia GRAND EOuliSb lutheran
picnic and reunion at Spring Park, Mime
tonka, from Minneapolis and St. Paul to-
morrow. A special train leaving St Paul at
e:l0 and Minneapolis at Q 40 has been secured.
Public exercises will be held on the grounds
All Lutherans and their friends are invited TO
participate
The ladies Of the Homeopathic hospital
have planned a delightful excursion to Tay-
lor's Falls and the Dalles Of the St CroiX for
to-day. Round trip tickets are 81 %, for
sale by the ladies of the society, also at HON.
eOpathic pharmacy Gus Nieollet avenue, and
at union depot on the morning of the exeuT-
sion. The train leaves at 9 a. m.
T. W. Kelly was sent to the wOrkhouse yes
terday for thirty days on a charge Of assault
and battery preferred by his wife, May. A
few weeks ago May was sent TO the work
house, and Kelly eXerted himself until a few
days ago, when he secured her release.
Shortly after she returned family set-tO &C.
CURED, which resulted as stated above.
Chief Ruuge takes exception to the state
ment of Comptroller Armstrong relative to
the amount Of money expended by the fire
department during the past year. He says
that of the S15309 30 charged 10 the depart
ment this year. $4,000 belongs to money ap-
propriated in 1889 for two fire engines and
the fire tower ordered during the last year.
Mrs Sophia l., wife Of Prof c. w. Hall,
died very suddenly yesterday afternoon al
the family residence on University avenue,
under peculiarly distressing circumstances.
She gave up her life in giving birth TO a
child, which survives her. Mrs. Hall was q
woman of rare gifts and brilliant attain
mentS and was a great aid to her husband in
his literary work. Prior to her marriage she
taught ~ the public schools of Rochester.