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

The bank cIearings. yesterday were S1.4O3,-
Bill.
During the races at Minnehaha driving
park beginning tomorrow, pools VIII be sold
al the NicOliet house.
A case of diphtheria at sos Eighth avenue
north and one Of scarlet fever at 34+1 Aldrlch
avenue south were reported at the health
office yesterday.
The following marriage licenses were
taken out yesterday: John EdgTen and
Christina johnson. Nels P. Peterson and
Augusta Culgren.
The Ladies' Aid society, Of the First MethO-
dist church. will give lawn social at the
residence Of 3. f. Nilsson, 1871 Fourth street
southeast. this evening.
John N. Miller: of the well known law
firm of Rea. Miller Il Torrance. leaves this
month for san Francisco. Cal. where he
will make his nome in the future.
Eddie Lawson. the lad who was injured at
CeGar lake by the cars, has been released
from the hospital nj the request OF his father,
who took him home, 1105 Sixth avenue
north.
The Republican national convention sub
EcriptiOn committee has deferred Its efforts
for subscriptions on account of he rain. The
voluntary subscriptions 10 date are about
E15,000.
Holly Merrill, a yOungster of fourteen
years, was arrested on Saturday, charged
with the larceny Of wheat from box cars.
1dLlEE
Tor trial this afternoon.
The case of John Grimes. charged with
having conducted a stock clock gambling
place on Second avenue south. came up in
the police court yesterday. but was again
continued. II viii be heard to-day at > p II.
a young man named Fred Hazen appeared
IN the police court yesterday on complaint
Of Paulina ROX who attributes TO him the
responsibility of q prospective addition TO
the population. He was held TO the district
court
An attempt was made on Sunday night to
burglarize Hughes saloon at 119 Nicollet
avenue, but a watch dog, that sleeps in the
building jumped through a window. taking
the sash and glass with him, and chased the
burglars away.
Up 10 date, only eighty-fve saloon licenses
have been taken out upon the 2S2 applica-
tons which have been approved. and Supt.
Henderson states that every salOonkeeper
who does not deposit $1,000 at once. Will be
required to close his place Of business.
James Partner. a young man of somnambu-
ustic prOcivlGeS who Is employed in the liv-
cry stable next TO the Bljou, fell from an up
per window of the barn on sunday night,
while taking q promenade in his sleep. and
broke MS hip He is at the city hospital.
The many and heavy recent rains had the
effect of raising the water II all of the lakes
in this vicinity quite a few inches. George
". Cooley, the civil engineer, who keeps
posted on the changes Of MinnetOnka, re-
ports that the rains added five inches of
water 10 the lake The lake is higher than
81 This time last year.
The typographical union. at its regular
meeting Sunday listened 10 the report OF the
delegate 10 the international union. A vote
was taken upon the proposition. submitted
BY the international union. as TO the length
Of the working day. Ii was also voted 10 as
sist the striking bakers in their fight with the
four non-union shops Of this city.
Sunday afternoon four boys found a GUAM
titv of clothing about four blocks from Os-
Wald's mill pond. at Single creek The
greater portion of it was apparently new, and
near il was piece OF wrapping paper The
general opinion among the police and others
IS that the clothing was placed at this point
by some one who had a friend in the work
house who had planned an escape when the
gang was on its way TO work.
Fred Hoffman. of Hopkins, MINI. came to
Minneapolis Saturday to celebrate, bringing
with him $ bill which he had borrowed
from his employer, ana, being unacQuainted
with the ways Of large city, stopped that
night at a 15-cent lodging house. Some of his
fellow dodgers picked him out for q fiat -
and while he slept possessed themselves of
his shoes ana what was left of the s.. He
RWOke during the night and missed the shoes
but thought he would wait until morning 10
complain and went to sleep again. During
his second nap his watch was nipped, and
when he appeared in his stocking feet and
reported his loss was informed that he was in
luck that he still had his underclOthing.