St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

So far only 100 CT The 80 saloon licenses
granted by the council have been issued.
James Fitzpatrick was sent 10 the work
house Yesterday by Judge Manoney for steal
ing Sl1 and other property from +. l.. Page.
Ella A. Hunt The Nicollet avenue millincr.
made an assignment yesterday To Matthew
Gallagher The assets are certified not TO
exceed $500.
Mrs Ida t. Steed will sue the 500 road to
recover $500 tor the death OF her husband,
homaS j. Steed, who was killed at Glau-
stone last April.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles Wall ara Mary Larsen. Peter Peter
son and Annie s. Swanson, lmdri Buds ana
Victoria MiScovle.
The Plumbers and Steam Filters associa-
ton in annual session at Labor Temple.
took DAYS rest yesterday and enjoyed the
beauties of the day.
I. T. McManus. we'll known OIL the East
side. left last night for Almont, ont. where
next Saturday evening, he will wed Miss
Mary X. Rolligh. They willreside in Mime
Rpolis.
The case of Dr. Ames. who was charged
with non-surport by his wife, was called III
the municipal court Yesterday. anu on
motion of the state, dismissed by Judge
Mahoney.
Capt Houghton, the Upper Mississippi
steamboat man, is in Minneapolis and telling
about the big log jams up the river lie says
legs will be running all summer ana autumn
until winter comes again.
A telegram from Jacksonville. H.. an
nounces that DR.. J. E. Bradley has been
elected 10 the presidency OF ILLINOIS college,
located at Jacksonville. The vacancy was
caused by the death of Dr. Tanner.
c. r. Chute, representing the ST. Anthony
Wafer Power company, appeared before the
board of equaliZdtion yesterday and asked
that the water power leased to the Pillsbury
A mill lie redut ed from $4,000 to $4,000.
The auction fakirs NJ Goldman. j. Carol.
Sol1
municipal court Yesterday. They were ac-
cuscd of having swindled countryman out
Of SIS. hut there wasn't enough evidence TO
convict
convention i'll New York will make their
public report To the society and friends at
Stewart Memorial Presbyterian church,
Thirty second street and Stevens avenue,
this evening.
1t is reported that the new block which W.
II. Eustis is building across from the Cham
Der of Commerce, will be the subject of a big
legal battle. l.. s. Burlington. the architect,
claims a patent on the form of steel coIstruc-
ton used. and will sue for infringement.
a couple of days ago, in suit lefore jus
tice McHale, the point of unconstltutIonalty
was raised against the act which allows 81
additional costs 10 be assessed i'll case OF a
lsborer suing for wages due longer than one
month. The judge denied the point
The Fourth Baptist church, which was to
picnic at Osceola yesterday, principally re-
manned at home. Tickets will be good to-
day 10 any who wish TO use them, although
passengers will take the cars at o'clock at
the union depot instead of at Twentieth
avenue north.
The members of Capt. Ans. Northrup's
company of mounted volunteers. which
marched to the relief of Fort Ridgley in 1867,
are requested to meet at The office of f. E.
Nash, No. IL Washington avenue south. to-
day, at p. m. IN aid in arranging for re-
union on the 3Oth anniversary of the memor-
able march.