St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-17
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Miss Lulu Sullivan is spending month a,
Fargo, n. D..
The Robert Emme; Literary association
will meet this afternoon.
sThe city board of equalization has received
eighiy-seven petitions for abatement of taxes
&C. O'Brieus store was entered by burg
lars Friday night. Nothing of value was
taken, however.
George Hurst was given sixty days in the'
workhouse yesterday by Judge Mahoney Ior
picking lady's pocket at the union depot .
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Strom and Christina Anderson. Robert
E Carswell and Jennie L. Green, Charles u.
Belts and Mary Dooney.
Lewis Kohler. an old soldier went on a tear
with his pension money Friday night ana
Yesterday morning he reported TO Supt Hea-~
GerSon that he had been robbed.
The Hughes club, an organization com
posed of the graduates of The Hughes 1nstl-
Iute for the cure of the liquor habit Will
picnic at Spring Park. Minnetonka, toner
row.
of the notorious Ed Preston and Burglar,
Petony, was sent 10 the workhouse yesterday
for term of sixty days on the charge OF va
grancy
spector Woodwork and Aid. BraZie ana
Gray. of the council committee on health
and hospitals. have gone to Sank Rapids for
a few days fishing.
Prof NV Winchell says there is no doubt
that the Mesaba range is'.the richest part of
the Lake Superior iron region, and that the
Lake Superior district is the richest iron
region i'll the world.
Work of rebuilding the Diamond saw mill
burned rec Gently, VIII not be commenced be
fore Sept. /. The machinery will be built
during the winter. and the mill will be ready
TO operate next Spring.
Dr. and Mrs. r. O. Beard and Mr.. and Mrs
Harrington Beard have returned from a
pleasant outing They droue TO White Bear
and Osceola, and. spent ten days at Trout
mere driving about the country.
The E. NJ. Wilson house, on Hawthorne
avenue, unoccUpied for some time. has been
taken by Hon. Richard Chute and family and
Capt. and Mrs Jacobs until the return OF
Mrs. Wilson and daughters i'll September.
H. M and S. S. Paquin and Erastus Smith
are enjoying trip down the Mississippi
river to Minnea polls in birch bark canoes.
The start was made at Lake ltasca: The
distance covered will be about 800 miles.
Frank Truntle, an employe of the North
Star Wooden mills was severely injured on
his right arm yesterday afternoon by belt
on one of the wheels DR.. 4. T. Irwin at
tended him and had him sent to the st. An
1nony hospital.
The Great Northern has a large force OF
men and teams at work on It's property
above the union depot, but declines 10 say
just what the work is, although the property
is evidently to be utilized in the near future
PROBABLY Tor track room Tor cars.
A score of gentlemen interested in the new
Commercial club met in the board of trade
rooms yesterday afternoon. and talked ovel
the affairs of the proposed organization
A mass meeting will be held some time thi:
week in the interest of the club.
MIR. and Mrs H. II. Barber, of 1910 Second
avenue south, left on Saturday for an eX
tended tour to the East. They expect Il
visit Hartford, Conn.,, where they have rela
rives. also Boston. Ocean Grove, New York
and other points i'll New England.
The announcement that the Holly mill hal
been sold TO the Pettijohn Breakfast FooC
company was erroneous. The propert,
bought by the Pettijohn company was ths
property formerly used by the Milford
Northway company as machine shop.
H. W. Sage. OF Ithaca. n. V, president o.
the board Of trustees of Cornell university. i:
at the West. Mr.. Sage is a pioneer in tht
cause of coeducation. He has given The
Cornell university all of $1,000, 600, part of i
going to build the Sage College for Women.
LEM. the around-lhe-world tourist who
left Chicago last Sunday and was expected
10 reach here Friday, has not been heare
from. 1t is feared he has been delayed b,
the heavy rain Of Thursday. When he ar
rives he will be- entertained By the loea
bicycle clubs.
G. M. Carpenter and wife are enjoying ,
summer outing among the beauties of Osce
ola. on the st. Croix river. Many Minneap
oils people are finding this one of the mos
charming places for rest and recreation nea
the city. The Misses McNair and De Laittrt
are among the latest arrivals there.
Company B returned yesterday from th
ten days of marching and camping wbici
it voluntarily undertook when it was an
nounced that there would be no state CAM
this year. The men are sun-Drowned an
dusty, but they say they have enjoyed tn
4trampTand have found that it was instructive
Members of the Builders exchange and
number of architects and builders made
tour of iDsDectiOn of the works of the Gil
11ette- Herzog Manufacturing cr mpany yestel
day. They were the guests of the company
and ats O'Clock were trea ted 10 a lunch il
the exchange rooms in the Boston Block.