St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearances yesterday were $751;
1852.
\ case of scarletina at 1905 Nineteenth
street east was reported at the health office
yesterday.
Matt cross was Yesterday sent to the re-
form school for the larceny of a ball of bind
ing twine.
oh. Gallagher is expected home in a few
days from an extended trip through large
Eastern cities.
The series Of meetings which have been
held in Blessed Hope tent Sixth street south,
near Third avenue, closed last evening.
To-day the various Universalist societies of
ueapOlis viii picnic at Osceole, OF the
500 road. There will be band in attendance
and good time is promised
Three Italian fruit peddlers were fined s.
Yesterday afternoon for ObStructing Nicollet
avenue. The Judge said he would fine every
one of Them who was arrested for a like Of
Tense.
Articles of incorporation of the Church of
Assumption, of Richfeld, were filed yester-
day. The incorporatOrs are: Rev. Joseph F.
Busch, pastor; Philip Adelmann and Peter
Huber.
Mrs. Mary Clement Leavitt. the around the
world secretary Of the W. c. T. has return
ed after eight years of work abroad. and has
been secured for a few lectures in Minnesota
and the two DakOtas between September 10
and 90 She will speak in st. Paul Sept13 and
in Minneapolis Sept II.
The county board of equaliZers held a meet
ing this morning to consider some appica-
tons for change in the assessments made
by a few township assessors. The board
passed resolutions approving the adjustment
of the assessment rates III the various towns
and villages in the county.
Under the direction of NJ E. Sterling a
benefit will be rendered the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Ami
mails, next Friday evening at Lake Harriet
A charming play, superior music and recita-
tons comprise the exercises. The stage will
be taStefully decorated with blooming plants,
and other attractions are expected
Nathan Herrick, pioneer of this dity, died
Wednesday at the advanced age of eightyfou
years He had been resident of Minneapo-
lis thirty five years being engaged in the
marble business Mrs. j NJ. Hall and Albert
/. HeTrick are two of his children. The
funeral viii be held this afternoon from the
family residence, 1890 Third avenue south.
The board of regents is talking Of a veter-
inarv department at the university. W. W.
Greenwood. an alUmnuS of the university
has been appointed instructor of mathemat-
les in the place of Mr.. Shumaker, who goes
East to take q special course In mathematics
Nothing was done about filling Prof. Bars
place in lee department of mechanical engi-
neeTng.
Laborers employed in the excavation for
the Fourth avenue north bridge dug ND
nearly a bushel of counterfeit coin on Mon
day afternoon. United States Marshal Brack-
ell visited lne place. lOtkeu over the STuunQ
and came TO the conclusion that the STUFF
had been buried for some time. The coun-
terfeit is very poor and would not pass mus
ter anywhere.
The matinee and evening performances at
the BiioI last evening were well attended
The Bankers Daughter production Is
proving great drawing card. Only four
more performances Of the piece will be
given. Commenting next Sunday evening,
q three-nights engagement will present Jacob
Lifts players in a splendid production of
Boucicault's beautiful drama, The Octo-
room"
2 Theo L. Hays. the Bijou's manager. an
nounces that on MOnday evening. Aug 3, a
special train viii leave Lake Park at 7:I5,
stopping ct all intermediate stations-includ-
ing Excelsior and Hotel st. Louis. This
train will reach Minneapolis in time to wit
ness the performance Of The Octoroon'' at
the BijOu opera house, returning at close of
performance Steamboats, will be in waiting
at the return of the trains to carry passen-
gers to all parts Of the lake.