St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday we're SLo64.-
o56I2.
The Caledonian Club of Minneapolis fled
articles Of incorporation with the secretary
Of state yesterday.
The annual reunion of the Ninth Mime
sofa volunteer infantry will be held in Nor
gan post hall, in Minneapolis, on Sept. 9
ct 10 o clock a. u.
The annual reunion of the Ninth Mime
sofa volunteer Infantry vii! be held in Nor
gan Post hall, in Minneapolis, on Wednesday
Sept Q, at 10 a. N.
Ben Benson. the labOrer VIII fell from a
scatold al the West hotel on Tuesday, is re
ported to be improving. and strong hopes Of
his recovery are entertained.
The St.AnthOny Elevator company yesteday
morning surrendered its license to the board
Of railroad and warehouse commissioners.
1t viii run q private eleN atOr hereafter.
Dick Lane. known as Glass Eye Dick. ."
turned up in Ninnea polls Yesterday and was
promptly arrested by Lawrence and Hankin-
son. Lane is an old-tme crook in all
branches of the business. He will be allowed
TO leave town.
The receipts Of the Grand opera house
during the Russell engagement beat all
previous records The total was 1881. -
distributed as follower Thursday, Sl,402;
Friday, S!+GL25; Saturday matinee, 81, 1914;
Saturday evening. Sl,36S.50.
L is given ont that Mrs. Bard will remain
matrOu Of the city hospital. DR.. Woodland is
compiling a set of rules for the government
OF hospital employees, and as long as Ms.
Bard Obeys them sne viii stay. She is highly
thought of By the members of the board of
corrections and charities
Property owners and residents along Cedar
avenue who are interested in The street car
line are requested TO attend the mass meeting
10 be held on the corner of Franklin and
Cedar avenues Tuesday next to see what can
be done to replace the street car line on
Cedar avenue AT once
c. c Dunn writes from Boston that he has
purchased a half-interest in the new
'Phosphi-Cereal Neryine Coffee which is
becoming popular as a substitute for tea,
coffee and chocolate. He is arranging to
move the factory to Minneapolis, provided
he gets sufficient encouragement.
A carriage in which was Mrs Meader, of
1715 NicOllet avenue, and two other ladies.
was being driven down Ninth street. yester-
day, when the whifletree broke and horses
started to run. They ran three or four blocks
and were finally stopped by officer a. j.
Stuart, and what might have been g very
serious accident prevented.
Judge COrrigan committed Mrs Dora Bug
bee living al 1909 First avenue north, TO st.
Peter yesterday. She IS a native of Germany,
has no children or relatives and Is unknown
IN the city. The cause of her insanity is IN
known. She IS troubled with insomnia. She
seems all alone in the world. with no one
whom she knows TO tell her history.
Charles L. HOlbrOOk, son Of A. z. Hol-
brook, OF the 1ngleWOOd Spring Water COM
pany. was not to be found yesterday, and his
relatives are greatly disturbed. He was col
lector for the spring water company, and is
said to have been somewhat reckless in con
duct of late. 1t IS said losses at gambling are
responsible for his disappearance.
There was a wedding at the Nicollet house
yesterday morning T. n. Weaver, or Jor-
dan, Mimi, was the advance man, who ar
ranged the preliminaries. j. Plummer and
lady stood out on the register after he had
done with il. The marriage was solemniZed
and. strange to say. no irate father appeared
on the scene before the fee was paid over.