St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-30
The Military Ascot.
Plymouth Fur Annex, 800 Nicollet.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were Sl,19S,-
169 a.
Dudley P. Chase post, G. AR, will hold
memorial services in honor of its dead at All
Souls church on the East side, this morning.
Andrew Barge, who was crushed between
two freight cars on the East side Thursday,
is still alive. and the doctors now entertain
hopes Of his recovery.
Judge Canty has made an order allowing
Mrs. c. 4. Fowler S. a week alimOny and $40
attorneys fee to aid her in conducting her
divorce case against E. G. Fowler
Scarlet fever at 2745 Dupont avenue diph-
liberia at 3l9 Fourteenth street east and
measles at 2SoS Lyndals avenue south were
reported at the health Office yesterday.
Emma L. Day was granted a divorce from
her husband. Augustine \. Day, on the
ground of cruelty. Service was had on Day
in California, and he entering no appearance
E default was taken.
It is rUmored that some important changes
in the board Of education Will be made as
soon as President Ankeny gets home from
Europe. Just what they are no one seems
willing to say.
T. B. Walker announces that the erection
OF the Central market Will be begun at once,
and that the work Will be pushed until it is
completed. Contracts viii be let as soon as
bids can be received.
An adjourned meeting of the Minneapolis
Retail Grocers' association will be held at
10 Hennepin avenue, Monday evening. Bust
ness OF interest TO every retail grocer IN the
city will come before the meeting.
All organizations that have not yet done so
are requested to report to Marshal c. T. Tru-
bridge, or Assistant Marshal T. A. Clark, at
a. Third street south, their intention to par
ticipate in the parade on Labor day.
Eighth and Thirteenth Warders interested
IN having through cars to Thirty-eighth
street on Nlcollet avenue will meet Sept.
in the school house at Clinton avenue and
Thirty eighth street to canvass the matter.
The case of the broken-hearted j. W. Tur-
ner against Miss E. Terwilliger has been con-
unued Tor two weeks by consent of both par
ties Mr.. Turner says he brought this suit
as a method Of breaking up the pernicious
habit OF flirting
Mrs. ]. J. West wife of the dynamo man
killed by an electric shock at the Brush
electric light station Thursday night, arrived
IN the city Yesterday, and to-day will return
to her home in WoOnsocket, S. D., taking
with her the remains Of her husband.
Clarence NJ. Radley, as guardian Of his
son. Roy Hadley, sues the Minneapolis Street
Railway company for SLIGO damages. Young
Hadley stepped on Il nail exposed on the
cOmpanys tracks one dark night recently,
inflicting a severe wound in his foot.
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
of Illinois has Just sent neatly inscribed
souvenir to John A. Sehlener, expressing its
gratitude and pleasure to the various com
mittees for cOurtesies extended during the
late convOcation of the general grand
chapter
Friday evening boy, Fred Mason, four
years old attempted TO board a moving car
near the corner of Tweniy-sixIh street and
Nicollet ayenuYe. He was thrown down and
the rear wheel passed over his right foot
The member was 50 badly crushed that three
toes had to be amputated. The boy S parents
live in the vicinity.
The Chicago avenue car barn at Chicago
avenue and Franklin will be closed to-day,
aud the Eighth avenue and Sixth street
line viii be stationed at the East side car
barn. There will then be four lines running
into the East side house, the Eighth avenue.
the Hennepin boulevard, the University and
the Western avenue.