St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

222.OI.
six minor building permits for the erection
~ buildings to cost - 75 were issued yester-
day.
yesterday evening Representative W. H.
Tripp left Minneapolis for Il two weeks trip
in the East.
Proprietors Of 25S saloons have paid their
license money TO the city, leaving about ~
veto come.
A concert at the East side skating rink
viii be given this evening by ST. James a.
NJ f. church.
Cases of measles at hob Fifth street north
and 25J6 Fifteen and-a-half avenue south
We're reported at the health office Yesterday.
Rev Nh johnson. of Africa, viii speak
this (Uuesdayl evening at NOn-Partlsan W
c. 7. [ headquarters. 2l5 Hennepin avenue
Judge Hooker yesterday married HokOn
johnson and Karen AmuudSOn, with StenOg-
Tapher Tinsley as an enviOus admlrer and
grOOmsman.
Rev. G. II. Trabert, of ST. Johns English
Lutheran church, left last evening for
month visit with his parents in Pennsyl-
vania. His pulpit viii be supplied during
his absence.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
TO HOkan johnson ana Karen Amundsen, S.
j GreenaWav and Ann McClelland. +. GRO
Won and Sophie DOnler, Alick Jefferson and
Louise Schiller.
The eighth attempt to burn the Turnquist
block was made Oh sunday evening. As on
previous OCCaslOAS- llC l1NGLNiAls dtlCLll ptC0
to fire the building by means OF rags satu-
rated with oil.
The innabitant of the half world who took
poison last Saturday was Matte Fisher in
stead Of NAY Fisher. ana the attempt TO COM
init suicide occurred at frankie stewards
house, not Hattie Coles.
Dr. Samuel Keith celebrated his seventeen
birthday by presenting to the Silver Lake
Congregational church the lot south OF the
building and the church members are apprO-
priately grateful ana joyful
Gen. J. NJ. SchOfeld. l. ). A. and bride
are al Hotel St Louis. Minnetonka. The
general and wife are on their way East from
their widding trip They are the guests OF
Col. Charles Gibson, of 81. Louis.
Yesterday morning was the time set for the
hearing of the milIers by the board of equali-
cation, but, although the board remained in
session until noon, no millers showed up,
and consequently no action was taken.
The funeral of Frank Nandervoort. who
was killed by railroad train at Nayzata on
Saturday night took place yesterday after
noon from the undertaking rooms of Glea-
son d McAllister. No inquest was held.
F y. Finnev. until recently president of
the 500 road, and. still one of its directors
and controlling spirits, was in Minneapolis
yesterday afternoon, He is on his way TO
the Pacific coast, with party Of friends.
John g. Stone, an employe of the North
west Mill company, fell down hatchway al
The mill while at work Yesterday morning
ana DIOkG his let ETIl. lie - dlSO DEllGNEu
to have been injured internally. lie was
treated by DR.. Ames.
The vestry of St Paul's have requested
their rector, Rev. Frank r. Millspaugh. TO
take rest of few weeks He has therefore
gone 10 the Yellowstone Park and Pacific
coast. The Rev. Z. j. Purdy, his associate
will be in charge during his absence.
The Georgia delegates to the recent convo-
cations of the general grand chapter and
general grand council OF Masonry have
4 tod ffrr,c rhor TOl1- A
Schlener and Mrs. F. c. BarrOws for the man
ner in which they were entertained.
Rev. r. L. Leatherman, a recent graduate
from the Lutheran theological seminary at
Philadelphia. preached his initial sermon at
his new church, Salem Lutheran church,
Garfield ana Tweuty-siXth streets. yesterday.
He is q graduate Of Roanoke college, Virginia.
The Lake Harriet pavilion is finished to
the second story. 1t will be ready for use by
middle OF August. This week the Laurel av-
enue bridge across the railway tracks, lead
ing 10 Bryn Mawr, viii be in condition TO
have the stIeet railway tracks laid across it,
CThe ministerial officers of Hennepin county
had a picnic Sunday. Sheriff SewnsOn
footed the bill. There were about dozen
deputy sheriffs and their wives present and
the woods around Lake MinnetOnka swarmed
with the second crop Of deputy sheritfs and
their sisters.
4 few days ago the papers stated that
Amos p, Nichols. who figured IN a somewhat
sensational divorce case, lived at 2S91 Grand
auenue. To this statement T. NJ +. Hamil-
ton objects. He has resided there for nearly
g year and says if Mr.. Nichols also resides
there he must be invisible.
Nine new carriers viii be added to the
postal service on Sept. l, making the whole
number ninety. There Will be a number of
changes in the routes. giving not only better
service but relieving OverWOrked carriers
in those portions Of the city where there
have been Two deliveries a day there will now
be four.
John Dugan and James Grace very
tOugh-lOOking pair. appeared in the police
court yesterday, charged with an attempt to
burgldTlZe q room over Nelson saloon. 120
Second street south. The evidence was not
sufficient 10 convict, but on the strength of
their appearance they got ten days each for
Vagrancy.
The loss on the Crown roller mill was ad-
justed Saturday, when the insurance COM
panies paid So. 500. There were other losses
which made the amount S25.0 00 Ii will re-
guire two weeks longer TO overhaul the ma
chinerv. and then the mill will resume oper-
atoms and grind daily average OF about
2,lG0 barrels.
Harvey Kicker lost his pet horse Yesterday
that he has owned nearly five years, and only
last week a customer asked Mr.. Kicker if he
would take $500 for him, which he declined
This horse Ruben. with his mate. made one
of the most stylish teams in this city. and
Ruben was known as one of the best if not
the best, road horse in the city.
Ms. H. F. Weingrat. an old resident of
Minneapolis. died very suddenly of heart
disease at her residence on Thirty-fOurth
avenue north, near Emerson avenue Sun
day Coroner Byrnes was called, but de-
eided that an inquest would not be neces-
sary. Mrs Weingrat was stXty-eight years
old and well known among the German resi-
dents Of the city.
This evening. from to II o'clock, the Lyn-
dale Congregational church Will tender a re-
cepuOn to the new pastor, Rev. Willis A
Hadley, and Mrs. Hadlcy, at the church par
loTs corner of Lake street and Aldrich ave
hue. An interesting programme OF greeting
has been arranged and Will be rendered in
music and short speeches Of welcome from
the church and congregation.