St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-07
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank eIearings yesterday were 1922
61ZS0.
The bicycle riders will test the park ordi-
nance prohibiting them from riding on the
bouleYards
Mrs. Sarah L. Farr. whose remarkable fast
of last winter is still remembered, is again
sick and at the House Of the Good shepherd.
The repairs Of the Crown roller mill have
been com pleted. Yesterday the mill was III
operation from the dust rooms TO the base
menL
Robert E. Park. of the Denver Times.
formerly a well known journal man, arrived
yesterday morning from Colorado TO spend
brief vacation.
A small shantv a the foot of Sibley street
northeast and few piles of mill wood III
Backus lumber yard were destroyed by fire
Wednesday night.
Yesterday morning section of the sewer
being laid in second street southeast between
Central avenue and the exposition cayed.
Nobody was hurt.
Complaint is made that the street commits
siOner Is neglecung the crossings at Third
avenue south and Washington, and that they
are in bad condition.
Carl +. Miller, a frescO painter, was yester-
day sent 10 the WOrkhOuSe for sixty days Tor
beating his wife and children. nOtwithstand-
ing that his wife made strong plea IL his
behalf.
The Vermont association will celebrate
Aug. Is. the anniversary of the battle of Ben
nington. On that day a monument will be
unveiled at Bennington, Vt, on the scene OF
the battle.
Miss Gertrude Cady, who has been study
ing at the Stuttgart conservatory, Germany,
Is SPENDING her vacation at Villa ArmOiSwhe,
on the banks Of the Seine. She will resume
her musical studies at stuttgart Sept. %
Tonight by special request, Prof. II. T.
Heating viii deliver his lecture on The
American Jonah at Dyer's Music hall. The
lecture will be for the benefit Of Bethesda
Baptist church. Tickets are on sale at Dyers
music store.
Cases of measles at 263O Colfax avenue
north and 25ll Emerson avenue north, scar
set fever at 2109 Anderson street north and
405 Thirteenth avenue southeast and dlph-
liberia at $50 Ninth street southeast were re
ported at the health office yesterday.
sFanchon'' drew another large house at the
Bijou last evening. Only three more per
fOTmances OF the play will be given, tonight
tomorrow matinee and tomorrow night
Next Sunday night will be given the first per-
Torrance of the ''Ticket-Of- Leave Man"
Five burglars entered the grocery store of
Phelps q Co., at Excelsior, preparing TO
blow up the safe. when they were frightened
away by the appearance OF constable. Al
though three shots were fired the men all es-
capped. They are not known in the village.
Yesterday Judge Corrigan committed
Charles c. Teller to Rochester, aud Mrs.
Mary D. Brown to St. Peter. Snnstroke
man of twenty-five Mrs. Brown, woman
of forty-tour and the mother of ten children,
suffered from hysterical mania.
There was quiet wedding Wednesday at
the house of Nj. ana Mrs. Colby SanbOrn,
1921 Fifteenth avenue southeast, in which
their daughter. Miss Maude Rena SanbOrn.
was united in marriage to Prof. Conway Mac
MILAN. Both parties are well known on the
East side, especially in university circles.
Supt AcMichael has been unable to make
satisfactory arrangements for the laying OF
the Western Union wires in the conduit con-
sttucted by the 500 people on Third street,
and the Western Union people will lay a new
CONDUIT alongside Of 1t. The permit was
issued yesterday and the work will be begun
at once.
The petition for a change of guardian for
the Tully children. of Bloomington, will be
heard next Monday. John T. Palmer, the
guardian for whose removal the petition was
made. says that the action IS brought by per
sons who desire 10 get the children back into
the city. Palmer thinks the children are
much better off in the country.
The local Odd Fellows are making great
preparations for a picnic TO be held one day
during the week of Aug. Il. A committee,
consisting of representatives from nearly
all the hodges of the citv. met at II Washing
ton avenue north Wednesday evening and
appointed committees to arrange for the pic
mic which is to be held at White Bear lake.
The fifteenth annual meeting of the Cen
trail W C. T. Z. will be held at the coffee
house 10 Fourth street south, to-day at p
m. Annual reports will be heard from the
secretary and treasurer of the union, also
from superintendents of different depart
ments OF work The officers for the ensuing
year and delegates to the state convention
will be elected.