St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $685.
1856.
The Sabbath school OF Ascension church
went to Lake Park yesterday on picnic.
Cases of measles at 1909 First street south,
and 22lO Irving avenue north, and diphtheria
at 30 Twelfth avenue northeast, were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
a boy baby was found Friday evening last,
OH the doorstep of the residence of Judge
Hicks, at 724 Third avenue south. The child
has been taken to Bethany home.
E. ,. Sanders, who was arrested for the
larceny of 500 postal cards, was discharged
yesterday. the court holding that civil &C
ton W9uld lie, asst was question of debt
The funeral of the late John a. Thompson
will take place today at p. m, at Geth-
Eemane church. 1t Will be under the aus
pieces of Hennepin Lodge No. 4, A. F. d A NJ.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
the following parties: Garrett j Nolan and
Mary DAILY, Ludwig Goldsmith and Bertha
Schultz Ole Anderson and Annie Iverson
Sandbo.
The funeral of Frank Rivett, the boy who
was drowned Sunday at Cedar lake, took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
the family residence, 147 East Eighteenth
street The expenses were paid by the boys
companions.
A dispatch received in this city Yesterday
announces the fact that the body of Fritz
Geliernp of the May Louise Aigen Theatr-
cal company. who was drowned ii the Min
nesota river Saturday. had been recovered
oIN sulppSu W lOI puIldl
A four-year-old granddaughter of John
Dudley, residing at 70l Fifth street southeast
was run over by a bicTclist late Saturday
afternoon and badly injured. The child was
playing on the sidewalk in front of the house
when run down. The name of the rider is
not known.
The bakers strike is still on. AT meeting
held Saturday evening ii was decided to dis
tribute circulars asking the people TO patron
sZe only the union bakeries. The bolermak-
offered the uniOn their nv md
presented plan TO help them out in the
strike.
Practically all of the electrical construction
companies asked for further time in which
TO make their estimates on that big contract
which the Brush company will let for all the
underground cables and accessories So the
Brush people did not open the bids yester-
day, postponlng making the award until noon
OF Monday, June 90.
Sandwich Ricketts,, a colored man, sixty
years of age died at his home, 81 Seventh
street south Sunday, of paralysis. He came
here four years ago. and was quite charac-
ter in his way AT the breaking out of the
war he was slave i'll North Carolina, but
ran away and joined the Union army, in
which he served until the end of the trouble
John Watson, a well-known character
about town, appeared in the police court
yesterday forenoon charged with larceny
Watson is hard drinker and it is alleged
that he pawned certain clothing and jewelry
which had been left with his wife as secur-
1ty for board. He was fined $50 and in de
fault of that amount went TO the workhouse
for sixty days.
l. A. Olson, real estate agent, has com
menced action against Hiram D. Woods 10
recover $500 commission on the sale of lots
/, and 3, block g. of Minneapolis The
sale of the property was effected in March,
1890, to James Rothwell, the consideration
being S2222, 600. He considers the sum q rea-
sonable commission.
Dog Catcher Hidden said yesterday in re-
ard a. !
ines: I'VE are hard at work, and so far have
had good success. Our system of asphyXia-
ton has proved a complete success, and we
have had no trouble of any kind in killing
the dogs. We have killed over 800 up to date,
and now have our system down so fine that
we can kill them as FIST as the law allows"