St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-28
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were Si,4'5-
ol4I9
This afternoon at the Minneapolis In
provement league will hold meeting al the
y NJ. c. A building.
Deputy County Auditor j. o. Dawes re,
turned from his bridal tour Yesterday, aud
resumed his duties al the court house.
Tie Prs sbyterian ministers. al their meet
ing Yesterday morning, dlseuss'd hothluS
but vacations. They adjourned uhuI lhe
second Monday in September
ina few DAYS Librarian HO=mer will Issue
a report giving The actual number OF volumes
in the pubic library with an account OF the
loss of those that have disappeared.
George E. Gordon, arrested sunday by In
EpectorS Howard and Doyle for forgery. was
arraigned Yesterday and the hearing was con-
tiuued until Thursday The real name OF
the prisoner Is said 70 be Tureau.
Max Segelbaum has purchased the plant OF
the Northwestern Pearl Button company et
North St Paul and will remove the WORKS 10
2lS Lvndale avenue north, in the basement
of the Northwestern Knitting WORKS.
At last there is hope that the unsightly
ruins Of The old Tribune building VIII dlsap-
pear Workmenar are already al work clearing
ont the debris, and the brick fer repairing
tie outside walls IS already on the sround.
The Fort Smelling people are again agliat-
ing the subject Of having the Annuehaha
line extended 10 the fort Supt. Held. OF
the street railway company, SAYS there Is no
Immediate prospect OF the road being bulIL
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Frank De Wee Ralph and Daisy f. FaweGtt
Albert GamarCh ana PhRbe Dean, Jonh
MeaLher and BiuNic \. Delm0re, fhllp
Engel and Minnie Miller, Jacob Steiner ana
Mary HolIer.
Proceedings in the matter Of the Camp
estate seem to hang fire somewhat 1eSter
day the hearing Of proof OF the will was
again continued one week. and an adJouril-
meut until August is said TO be on the cards
al the next meeting.
The many friends of Mrs c. o. Van CleNe
viii rejoice in the news brought Yesterday
morning by private letter TO Mrs i -
Walker that she has suddenly recovered tne
use of her right ear, which has teen totally
lost for twenty-five years.
The fact that MINES politans are very ap-
preciative is being demonstrated at the Dijou
this week. Manager Lift is receiving II re-
ward for the excellent company when ne
has installed al the bijou for the summer
season III the shape OF large and enthusiastic
audiences.
The Jury in the case of the Brown-Chapin
Lumber Company against the Eau C!aire
Sash and Door Company returned verdict
yesterday for SLIGO. is. he action arose
over quantity Of glass sold by the defendant
10 q third party. and which was garmshed by
the plaintiffs
Prof Josiah Royce of the philosophical
department at Harvard. is here 10 hold en-
trance examinations Of candidates for ad-
mission 70 Harvard college They will be
held al the library Tuesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week. Prof. Royce
may be found al the West hotel.
Freeman H Shaw applied to the probate
court Yesterday for letters Of administration
on The estate Of his wife. the late Lucy j.
Shaw The property OF the deceased Is valued
al S10etO. Letters of administration were
also applied for i'll the estates OF Della &.
White, value $500; John Curry, value
s.. zoo. and Peter Iverson. value S2.0UU.
The New England Furniture company has
purchased the Panorama building from L. NJ.
Stewart. and has leased the ground on which
II stands The building will be used for stUr-
age purposes. The people who have been
running walking matches at the building
have d lease good until the 1st OF May next,
but an effort will be made to have them re-
HnQuish il
a Chicago paper, devoted to the interests
of cOlored people. publishes column OF
matter to prove that the ''I'ickaniny band, y
now in the city. is a band of mendicants. and
that the leader Of the band is no better than
he should be- Rev. j. W Dunjee says that
the band is not collecting any money Tor
Southern school. as is claimed. but that ii Is
managed in the interest of the leader.
On July the American Express company
will more than double the territory within
which il will deliver goods free. The limits
viii extend on the North side 10 Twentieth
avenue north, and on Plymouth, Sixth and
Western avenues to Giarad avenue north, out
Lyndale from sixth avenue 10 Franklin. All
Of the southern portion OF The CITY, within
Franklin avenue and as far as Riverside,
will be served. On the East side ali The ter
Titory this side Of the Great Northern tracks,
and from Broadway on the north TO Four
teenth avenue on the south, will be served.