St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

A. T. Ankeny and wife leave this evening
for their trip to the East.
Mrs NJ Rand returned from Europe yes
terday after All extended continental tour.
NJ. r. Hofflin, the druggist has gone to the
Pacific coast, and will not be home for three
weeks
Ray B. Hinkley has brought suit to recover
$500 due on prohissory notes from Lavenia
En- ersOn.
w. c. Leavitt who has been confined at
home since early in June with typhoid fever
is conValescent
c.. E. Conner, of Vinton. To-, is visiting his
brother, Herbert J. Connor artist of the
Evening Tribune, for few days.
The confectioners and candymakers en-
loved g picnic at Spring Park, Lake Mime
tonka, yesterday. The party filed nine
coaches.
Morse as proprietor and director of the
Northwestern Conservatory of Music. The
fall term opens Monday, Sept Z.
W. ]: Burton. bookkeeper of the Minneapo-
lis Glass company, is not expected to re-
cover from stroke of apoplexy with which
he was stricken few days ago.
There was fire yesterday morning in Clin-
ton Morgan's barn on Twenty-second street.
The damage was small. The department put
the fire out before it got into the hay.
Leopold Rita, who was found in the North
ern Pacific yards on Friday suffering from a
diton, although he is still at the city hos
pital.
The case of Marion Crabtree, accused of
having assaulted John O'Neill with a stone
on Friday afternoon, has been continued
until the 18th inst, as O'Neiil is unable to
appear against him.
A petition is being circulated by the sec
ond Inland clothes and furniture Dealers who
ask of the council that the peddlers be not
exempted from the new license ordinance,
claiming that their trade would be injured by
such step
Secretary Hollis, of the Northwestern Lum-
bermens association, is preparing to an
nounce plan for trip on which he wants
to take the association next winter from
Minneapolis to the Gulf of Mexico, with st.
Louis as the most important stopping place
on the way down.
The Royal Arcanum picnic, under the
auspices of Cataract council will occur Aug.
IL at the Dalles of the st. Croix and Taylor
Fails. The train will leave the union depot
at OILS q. m. Tickets are for sale at Kelseys.
South Fourth street, and at the depot on the
morning of the 18th.
The following variations in temperature
were yesterday recorded at the Pioneer Fuel
companys office, corner Nicollet and Wash
ington avenues: Aug. 7-12 M, Sa: D. m,
92; g p. NJ, 90; p. m, 81. Aug. 81 a. m,
u.s. 9 a. M, So II NJ. IS. Maximum, 81. Mini
num- rs. Daily range, A.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Rhatagan. of So Tenth
street south, were mixed up in runaway
Friday evening, as result OF which Mr..
Rhatagan was thrown out of the buggy and
his ankle broken. The horse was frightened
at an electric car at Tenth street and Fourth
avenue south.
The shop employees of the Chicago, Mil
waukee q st. Paul road held their annual
picnic yesterday at Roswell park. Lake Min
netonka. A special train of twelve cars con-
veyed the party to the lake and back leaving
the union depot at s oclocka.m and return
ing soon after II p. m.
Cases of measles at 1924 Sixteenth avenue
south, 10 Forest court, 3502 Eighteen-and
a-Half avenue south, scarlet fever at 2757
Eighth street south and 40 West Lake street
and dipheheria at Ills Third street south.
ported at the health office yesterday.