St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were $1,000 059 81
The Produce Bulletin says that the fruit
business is dull just nov. The commission
men have nothing to sell. They cannot get
II to sell.
Apparently the real estate board has been
getting too much publicity. 1t has decided
tnat the meetings of the board hereafter
shall be secret.
held from Pilgrim Congrega tional church
yesterday under the auspices of Minneapolis
chapter, O. Z. S.
The saloon men have been very slow about
taking out their licenses this year. aud so far
only LIS have been issued The council has
granted 233 licenses.
Inspector Lawrence arrested Harry Smith
yesterday for stealing a handsome saddle
from a member of Engine House No. S. He
was locked up at the central station.
It is possible that the Emanuel academy
will not be opened this year. Certainly it
VIII not be opened in the place it has for
merly occupied 1t has not paid expenses.
Notwithstanding the sweltering heat
James II: Wailick is drawing fair sized audi
attractive features for the lovers of sensa-
tional drama.
large sale of seats is in progress for the
engagement at the Bijou the coming week of
Jacob Lifts players in THE Silver King"
Louis James viii be seen in the leading role
of Wilfred Denver.
Tickets for the Twin City Jockey club
meeting, beginning next Tuesday at Ham
line, Will be put on sale today at so Nicollet
avenue, where all Information about the
races can be secured.
The appraisers who are listening to the
appeals for larger awards along the pro-
posed Minnehaha boulevard have adjourned
until today. The work on the boulevard will
not be commenced until next spring.
The H. n. Leighton company took out
building permit yesterday for j. W. johnson
for Il three-story brick and stone tenement
row at 23lI-l9 First avenue south and 100
East Twenty-fourth street, to cost $4,000.
1t is reported that Nicolay Grevstad. of this
city, has been offered the place of editor of
Scandinavian, of Chicago, the leading Nor
wegian paper of the United states He SAYS
he will accept after election, if the offer is
Still good.
During the month of June there were $50
men enlisted into the United States army at
the ifty-nine recruiting stations being an
average of six and half for each station.
he Minneapolis rendezvous enlisted thir-
teen men. or double its proportion.
The board of equalization has stricken the
assessment of $4,000 against the Irish-Ameri-
can bank off the books. This assessment
was for undivided profits, and was stricken
off as matter of fairness. none of the other
banks having been made TO pay taxes on that
Item.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Marius Sektnam and Mary Rovig, Henry
Potvin and Melina Sampson. Otto Richard
anu Mary BENNETT, In0maS ii. Scott and
Rilla Sharp, Swan Abraham and Lena An
derson Clarence Brooks and Elizabeth Hag-
lin, George A. Knight and Sophia Torgerson.
Charles Rork, fifty-three years old, is
single man, and is insane. He was examined
III the probate court last May. but was then
thought 10 be harmless. He has since be-
come more violent. and spends his time in
swearing, pounding the ground and hiding
himself. Yesterday the probate court sent
him to the Rochester asylum.
Flour City lodge X. of Ii. has been insti-
tuted with 80 members. The following were
elected officers: Past dictator, A Cook; die
tator. John Gutenberg; vice dictator, Nathan
Gumbiner; assistant dictator. Simon Gruen-
berg; F. r.. Philip Lebo; treasurer A. Werts-
ner; chaplain. j.. Idzel; guide. A Lobel
sentinel. Max Rosentha; trustees, David
Cohen, Myer Bank. j. Rosenberg.
Frank LEM, the bicyclist, who is making
tour of the world on his wheel. did not come
over TO Minneapolis last night as expected
and thereby disappointed a great many local
wheelmen who had made preparations to en-
terrain him He will visit the city today,
however. when the programme of entertain
ment will be carried through LenZ spent
last night i'll St. Paul with friends.
Company ], First regiment n. G. S. NJ,
will give a souvenir reception and prone
made at the armory next Wednesday even
ing, July y. The reception committee will
be composed of the following gentlemen
Capt w. 5. To mlinson Lieut. F. l.. Davies
Lieut.. G. M. Gage, Corporal E. B. Clark
Private A. a. WhitcOmb. The floor commit
tee: Sergeant f. T. Corriston, Corporal C.
Private j. c. Fifield Private A. Fl. Smith.