St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-16
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

MlNNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The bank elearings yesterday were si,sss,-
Yesterdays building permits amounted to
Yesterdays real estate transfers amounted
TO SOS e=6
Angus Mcdonald died yesterday at his
home. III Fifth street north. The funeral
VIII be held Saturday morning.
The police department has secured com
plete set Of appliances for the restraint Of in
sane prisoners. They include g straight
jacket, bed strap, muffs. anklets, etc.
l. The Congregational Association OF Mime
sofa will hold its thirty seventh annual meet
ing al the Park Avenue church next week,
beginning Tuesday evening and continuing
until Friday morning.
While tying TO stop q runaway horse on
Park avenue Tuesday, Alexander McCune, of
the law firm OF johnson, Leonard d McCune,
was thrown down heavily. dragged some dis
lance and quite seriously hurt.
The advance sale OF seats for the coming
engagement OF HaYerlys mastodon min
sirels al the Bilou is the largest in the his
Tory Of the theaIer, and The Indications are
mat banner engagement will result.
Most Of the Minneapolis people who will
attend the National G. A. r. encampment
VIII leave on The special train this evening.
one carload composed of members OF James
Bryant and ". 4. c. left last evening.
IaGullldu Joe hNal arrested z
ednesoay night and took from his pocket
pawn ticket which called for q gol6-filled
watch. Ryan thinks the watch was stolen
ilcIn some one and is DESTROYS of finding
the owner.
Agent Tatro. Of the Humane society. claims
10 have secured promise from Peter Ander-
son. The oog-cet cber. TO abstain from catch
ing any more dogs this year Tatro says he
Will prosecute Anderson i he catches
another dog.
No-7rue4DTarsS singing Soaio>v l. ~ O Zinc
SrrAugements for g carnival. or fair, 10 be
held al DANA hall oct. Is to - inclusive
] he carnival IS 10 be held for the purpose of
assisting HE society 10 The sangerfest in Chi
csso next summer.
The Great Northern Fence company,with
capital stock Of $500, 900, was Incorporated
yesterday by Julius J. Heinrich, Alvin A.
Eichhorn, James Mcmillan. a. c. Gebha1St
and Henry j. Gebhsrdt. The limit Of IL
cebtedness * 500
J. Clark Taylor, who recently returned
from North Dakota, reports that there will be
very little y o hard wheat in the Red river
valley The yield will be fifteen TO twenty
bushels 10 the acre. but II viii be chiefly No.
Ino-thern and No. =.
"Boss and Hoss Reed l. Golfers enter
tslnlng and eXceIlenuy acted comedy skit.
was presented last evening At The Grand 10
large and enthusiastic audience '.Hoss and
Hoss Is replete with selightful nothings,
comlca! situations and pretty dancing.
The yachting season al Minnetonka will
close with g sort OF tournament 10 determine
the supremacy between MinDetonka and
" hite Bear boats. The first race will be
sailed this afternoon, and tomorrow there
Will be races morning and afternoon.
4 permit was taken out yesterday for the
erection OF q church 10 cost $4,000 by the
Portland Avenue Church of Christ The
church VIII De built OF brick and stone and
VII stand on The corner Of Portland avenue
ana Grant street the size Of the old church,
which IS now being torn down.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued YESTERDAY: Paul J. Borg and Emma C.
Buckman. Frank Fora and Helen Bungert.
William c. Daggett ana Hattie Lawrence,
q. A @. Swenson and Olivia Gusisfson,
Charles Hickey and Virginia Boron, Jacob
Lowell and Eta NJ. Thorn pson.
c. NJ. Herlg and elroy Getchell will build
bank building on Twentieth avenue north
near Washington. The building viii be three
stories in height 33x61 feet and will be occu-
pied by the Standard National bank. v. H.
Grimshaw = the architect and 5. c. Cutler
VIII put up the building for S, 800.
The Commercial club was 10 have met at
noon Yesterday. but failed 10 secure 8
quorum. Those present accom- panied Mark
Haynes 10 the Henepin avenue club house,
NAtre the building was inspected with the
view Of sizing up it fitness as place Of per
nEDent headquarters Tor The club
The City street opening commission vester-
oaY TOOK up the claim Of Mrs. Bond to own
Ing strip Of land usurped by the city in lay
eEIeeo 10 allow her claim, but fixed he bene-
MS 70 her properly II such g sum that she
viii be allowed less than $500 damages.
Matthew. Humphrey. well known from his
frequent visits 10 relatives in this city, died
IN inns city " edlesday evening al the ad-
T3nced age OF eiCbty-siX. Deceased was the
father Of 4. J. Humphrey of this CITY. and E.
u hum phrey. OF Merriam. To-, conductor on
the MlIWaukee road. The remains were
shipped last evening 10 Granville, o.
MnhC-lFv- arf7cr To-- w
non. an express driver, $ for driving on the
wrong side Of Park avenue, 10 the exclusion
O. d. & Harper who was on a bicycle. The
driver pleaded he had business on the SIDE Of
the street Harper Was on but the Judge held
ne 1aG no rlgLt 70 eDcrOach on the territory
OF others. 4 say q proceedings was granted
and the case VIII b fought
The Normanna Skating club viii hold Its
annual meeting this evening al NOrmanna
ha-! 10 elect officers and prepare for next
winter Sport II Is desired that all mem
bers and everyone interested IN skating be
present, as several important questions will
be considered. The club intends 10 arrange
several contests both professional aud
amateur, snd viii hang up valuable prizes
Chairman Bracket presided al the meeting
OF the Business Men : union Yesterday morn
ing and lively interest was manifested in
the proceedings, il being the 1irst lime he
has presided IN some weeks. The principal
business transacted was the appointment Of
{ committee 10 confer win the real estate
n1tlOOal
convention Of real estate dealers al Buffalo.
The revisory board met again yesterday and
cut down the estimates for walter mains con-
slderably. The Total cost Of The water mains
ordered Tor the next year is S237. OBS, ana
about $4,000 worth Of this work has been
knocked out. Among other water mains
that viii not be laid next year are the sub
merged 24lDch mains across the river at
Ihlrty-second avenue north. This item
alone amounts TO $4,000
The trial of William Buckley, editor Of the
Building and Loan Herald. on the charge Of
Criminal libel. preferred by the international
FraJernal Alliance, was begun yesterday
afternoon IN the municipal court A T. An
Eeny. attorney for the defense. demurred 10
the com plant on the ground that the Ian
guage OF the alleged libel did not tend TO in
1ure the complainant corporation IN the
business, as provided by the penal code. The
demurrer however. wss oveIruled.
Ida May Alorich, 8 nine-year-old girl. was
taken with an epileptie fl on Fourth ave
nue. car yesterday afternoon. She IVES taken
TO the central station by Pauolman Averill
and placed in the care Of Marion Paine.
John Peterson, an employe Of the Pills5urv
mill. was taken with & fit yesterday morning
anu fell in front OF railroad engine Pa
trolmau Bahan saved the mans life by pull
ing him from the track. Peterson was taken
70 his home at 1907 First street south.