St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-02
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
j. G. Hamline. editor and proprietor of the
Post, of Blue Earth City, Mimi, was in the
city yesterday.
Smith & Clark secured permit yesterday
to build 5000 frame dwelling at 25Ol Du-
port avenue, in Sunnyside.
Albert Nordenson five years DID, residing
at 20l6 Twenty-second avenue south, fell
from swing Sunday evening and broke his
neck.
G. W. Browning. of 2Ols Aldrich avenue
louth, mourns the loss of a valuable sorrel
driving horse. which was stolen from him
yesterday.
Gov. Merriam has appointed Frank G.
Brooks special commissioner ana clerk TO
receive testimony in County Treasurer Peter
ION case.
Samuel Hill has been elected president of
the Montana Central railroad, and as result
the general offices will be removed from Hell
ena TO the Twin Cities.
Dudley P. Chase Post No. 81, G. A. r., and
the W. r. c. will picnic at Osceola next Mon
day. The picnickers will leave Minneapolis
On the 500 line at 8 so a. M
The seat sale for the opening of the regu-
lar season at the Grand, which Will occur on
next Thursday evening with Primrose ana
Vests MINISTRIES began yesterday morning.
Sanitary Inspector Woodwork. after in
speeding the buildings OF the Minneapolis
Provision company and the W. &. L. u, on
complaint, pronOunceS tLeH " NC III Soou
sanitary condition.
Mordecai Parry. one of the pioneers of
Minneapolis died Sunday at his residence.
1905 Vine place, at the age OF seventy.four
years. He was born in Philadelphia, ana mas
lived in Minneapolis for thirty-hve years
F. NJ Prince, who leaves the cashiership OF
the First National bank at saltwater to te-
come the secretary of the Minnesota Loan
IL Trust company. of this city, was banquet
ed at the Sawyer house, saltwater, SATURDAY
evening.
The second week of the dramatic season at
the Grand will witness the initial presenta-
lion in this city of Joseph Arthurs great
play Blue Jeans" which had a phenomenal
run i'll New York, attaining record OF 5is
performances.
Sunday j. Lewis Browne played his last
mass as orgauist OF the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception. M. Forth, formerly
of Winnipeg. will be his successor. Before
taxing new position in ST. Paul ME- broWne
will give concert in Association hall.
The local and state medical authorities
are not afraid of the introduction into the
state of smallpox from the extreme North
west. DR.. W. Ii. Leonard does not believe a
quarantine necessary, but adds tnal ever!
other precaution is being taken.
Jaller Otto johnson. of the county jail. re-
ports prisoners for July as follows: Insane,
z: swindling, 3; bastardy, =; burglary, .: as
sault, B; grand larceny, 4; robbery, =; iorg.
cry, l: total, ~. United States prisoners:
Selling liquor to Indians. 4; postofhce ROD
berry. !; assault, l; total. o.
William Cheney, the voluntary weather oo-
server says that the temperature OF July was
only average The rainfall of the 10th, ~
inches IN twentv-four hours was the greatest
of which he has any record Only hye tlmes
in twenty seven years has the rainfall for the
whole month exceeded that of the 26th.
The assessment of the Star Elevator com
pany was raised TO $1,000, and that OF the
Interstate Elevator company was placed at
5000 Yesterday morning by the Doard OF
equalization. a block of land belonging 10
the st. Marie & Western railway and used
for railway purposes, was oruereu stricheh
from the assessment BOOKS.
The july report of W. ". Tatro, agent of
the Minneapolis Humane society, SHOWS that
the society investigated forty-one complaints
during the month. A NUMBER OF persons
were warned for taking improper care OF
children: sixteen overchecked horses were
relieved and the drivers and owners on others
reprimanded. Agent Tatro killed LIZ nome,
less dogs during the month by improved
methods.
The congregation of the Christian church
will meet Thursday and decide what to DO III
connection with building new chtrSn. ~
will lie erected on The site OF the old cnurcIl,
Eleventh street and Portland avenue MauE
favor puttiug in the foundation this year ma
completing The building next summer: Inc
congregation may worship i'll the Jewish
synagogue this winter.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Gudman Gunderson and Annie Nelson. John
Peterson and jamie Frederickson, Nliliam
II. Buredort ana lima l.. Small, IL Arthur
Roby and May Brett, Henry Woehnlng ana
Mathiida Arr, Charles johnson ana MINNIE
Bielmquist, William johnson and Aifreda
Lindnerg. Henry Christensen and Tracy \.
Vogel, Charles G. Engquist and Amanda u.
Leef.
tAna'aFm- sent in from fire box Nc. "a at
S:47 last evening thronged Hennepin avenue
and Sixth street in the neighborhood OF their
intersection. The rear of q dwelling house
2I3 First avenue south, occupied by colored
persons, absent at the time, was afire. The
department quickly extinguished the blaze
and returned to quarters. AT 9:39 O'CLOCK
fire was discovered in another portion OF the
l. of the same house. The second fire was
also put out without much damage. The
fires are believed to have been incendiary.
E. A. Ford general passenger agent of the
Pennsylvania lines west of Plttsburg. with
Mrs. ord II. F. Barnard and son and MIR.
and Mrs. L. Barnard, arrived in Minneapolis
yesterday morning from Chicago, in the
Pennsylvania private car 203, over the Min
neapolis d st. Louis road. The party spent
the morning about the city, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford being the guest of their daughter, Mrs.
j. y. Modisette, at her home. 1921 Second
avenue south. In the afternoon the ST. Paul
& Duluth Limited took the party to Du-
luth The car, with its occupants, will be on
the 90 for the next six weeks.