St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Another south town saloonkeeper Edward
O'Brien- was aTraigned Yesterday for keeping
his place open on sunday.
Coroner Byrnes and his family viii leave
to-day for Dutch lake, and VIII spend the
time hunting and fishing until sept l.
The Minneapolis Retail Groeers' associa-
ton viii meet at the rooms Of the jObbers
association monday, Aug. p, at ; D. N.
The bank cleariugs yesterday were Sl01I
6625l ana for The week S5.o51.1=5-5., as
against - :ts9. %. l. the same week last year,
a. increase OF nearly - per cent
y case Of scarlet fever at the corner OF
Portland Place and Tweuty-ffth street. and
one of diphtheria at 1911 Vine Place We're re-
ported at the health office yesterday.
The Minnesota odd Fellows have decided
10 20 to St Louis by the Hedrick route Of the
Milwaukee, passing through Central Iowa
y. q. Nye, Of this city, Is one Of The four OF
fetal delegates
Edward Angler, who was arrested some
time ago and held TO the grand jury on the
charge Of Obtaining money from the West
hotel under false pretenseS, has been released
from the Jail upon giving bond Of $50
John Il. Adair has instituted divorce pro-
ceediugs against his wife. Kate Adair whom
he married at bGIaDOO. " VS. III lotc hSls
thir1y-Oue and she Is twenty-nlne. They
have one child, eleven years old. lie alleges
OesertiOn.
Col. ". ". Taylor. the all-arouud sport
and alleged confidence man arrested a few
~ y
the police court yesterday Tor trial, but Is his
attorney was otherwise engaged, his case
was continued until this morning.
\ R Sprague. Of Milwaukee. is in the city
to organize company for the purpose Of ac-
0uirIng and controlling tract OF land IN
Southern California, said 10 be especially
adapted to fruit raising. 0. P Carter and d.
L. Bell. OF Minneapolis. are Interested
The old Empire Coffee and spice company
assignment which had such varied phases
&C fE-ftav IN q
application By creditors to share III the
sets without being required 10 file releases
The court has the matter under Amusement
is now given out that the MINNEAPOLIS
club house viii not be thrown open to The
members until Jan. l. 1t IS expected that at
least 100 new members viii be taken as soon
as the new house Is open. Many OF the mem
bers viii take up apartments IN the building
then
\ barn belonging 10 Dr. R. o. Beard. at
10 Laurel avenue, was damaged 10 the eX-
tent Of $3.50 at = clock yesterday morning.
A horse valued AT Sl5l was burned up IN the
barn. Il Is believed that the fire was the
work OF tramps who we're ordered out Of the
barn.
Attornev. C. E. Brame announced Thurs
day that he would sell the famous REVERE
piano al auction to-day. but Attorney J. E.
McMahOn succeeded in securing an iujUnc-
ton against such a proceeding from Judge
Hooker. The case VIII be tried at special
=
Ex-senator and Mrs. Gilbert A. Pierce have
issued cards announcing the marriage of
their daughter May to Robert Scott Ingalls, of
Charlottesville, Ind. The ceremony viii Oe-
cur Tuesday evening. sept. J. at Westminster
church. and viii be followed by a reception
at the West hotel
Col. Frank Thompson. a prominent rail
road Official and for many years connected
with the Pennsylvania railroad, passed
through MINNEAPOLIS today. The colonel
was on board a special train chartered by
himself and a party Of friends bound West
Tor hunting expedition.
The Northwestern Miller, in its report of
the packers and uailers' strike. says %
cent increase in pay IS more than they are
entitled TO. IL COmnarIsOn with The skilled
employees Of the mills They receive now
s2.25 "a day. against s. for the millers who
work longer hours and IN the night.
Arrangements nave been made by the BUSH
ness men union 10 invite the delegates in
attendance al the convention of ticket agents
al 81. Paul 10 visit Minneapolis. It has also
been proposed TO give them yachting party
a. Lake MlnnetOuSa. The convention viii
open sept. and continue for three days
NJ FrOgner's house, at Meadville Park
MlnnetOnkG. burned Wednesday afternoon
together with nearly all its contents Three
young ladies'. who were staying in the house
were in bathing when the fire broke out anC
LOST all Of their jewelry and clothing excep
their bathing suits. The house was insured
for s., 201.