St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

marriage license was issued yesterday to
Andrew GnQuist and Mary Johnson.
|. Oden Grove No. 20, A. o. L. D.. will hold
their annual picnic at Spring Park, Lake Mill
netonka tomorrow.
The elevator men met with the board of
equalization yesterday morning and after a
short consultation agreed 10 make the proper
tax returns
sunstruck yesterday, and had 10 be taken TO
his home on First avenue south, near
Twenty -fifth street.
1t is estimated that there will be about
twenty-fi five less saloons in the city this year
than last. There are still over 100 who have
not put up their license money.
The river is falling too rapidly to suit the
lumbermen, as it is hanging up along its
Lanks the logs that were crowded back to the
banks ut the beginning of the drive.
Yesterdays bank ciea-ings were SI.O44-
004 "a, and for the bank week ending July ~
they were $3.50, 59l 50 rs compared with S.
2l2 603e6 for the corresponding week last
year.
The Lumberman reports little change in
the lumber market. except in an increase of
orders. The shippers are experiencing diff
Guilty i'll finding enough dry lumber 10 fill
orders.
of the seventy.two water main extensions
ordered to be laid by the council. thirty-nine
are already completed and the water turned
on. Most of them are short mains, with six
or eight-incn pipes.
Lewis Caudee died Yesterday at his home
734 East Fifteenth street. of consum ption
He was fifty-one years of age. The remains
Will be taken to St Louis for cremation in
accordance with the wishes Of the deceased
The next free parliament of the Womens'
Council of Minneapolis will be in session
next Saturday afternoon at the public libra
ry. II will be devoted 10 the department of
philanthropy. Mrs. George Miller will pre-
side.
l.. II. Moore, for many years gateman at
ii a,
| d avs ago at the home of his son i'm Buffalo,
\. Y. He was about sixty years of age and
had been with the Milwaukee road for over
nine years.
Only two more presentations of the "Cattle
King will be given at the B.jou. A matinee
and an evening performance will termi-
nate the engagement.
A large sale of seats is in progress at the
Bijou for the engagement the coming week
OF Jacob Lifts players in the Silver King =
| The initial performance will be given to-
morrow night. The production is announced
as the strongest of the summer season.
The retail grocers' picnic next Wednesday
| will be held at Hotel ST. Louis instead of ST
| the Lafayette as enormously announced by
| the papers. The prizes for the picnic con
! tests are on exhibition in q Nicollet avenue
show window. An attendance of fully 5, 900
! is expected.
mlttee on markets, which was postponed to
! allow Chairman Gray to go fishing will be
| held this morning at $50. Aid. GRAY being
sort OF a gardner himself is rather inter-
| ested in the complaint of The market gar
| deners that there is not enough space allowed
them.
The board of directors OF the Northwestern
| Lumbermens association met in Minneapo-
| lis couple of days ago. and made few I'M
| important changes in the bylaws The di-
| rectors also decided that the annual excur-
sion of the association shall be to Chicago
| over the Great Western road some time in
| January.
President n F. Warner, of the Funeral
| Directors Association. comprising under
! takers of Minnesota and North and South
| Dakota, has called meeting of the organ; a.
| ton to be held in Minneapolis, September H.
| II and Is 1t will be the annual meeting OF
the body and about 200 delegates will be i'm
| attendance.
The Minneapolis Bichlorlde Of Gold club
| will send about ten delegates to the conven-
ton at Dwight in September The club is
| considering the ACCESSIBILITY of admitting
| prominent people TO honorary membership
and enlisting their aid in the cause of tenn
| perance. The club expects to have lecture
in Minneapolis by DR.. Kelley before long
Glaciers Carolinians. a colored concert
| troupe, will give concerts in Minneapolis the
| coming week as follows: Monday Bethesda
| Baptist church; Tuesday, First Free Baptist
| church; Wednesday. Y. NJ. c. A hall:
| Thursday, Twenty-sixth Street mission; Fri
| day, Christian mission; Saturday White
| Bear Lake; Monday. Aug. l. First NJ E.
| church.