St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-02
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


Bank clearings yesterday were 81, 1s9, 417.9l.
Fire Ill dwelling at 1905 Knox avenue
north yesterday morning caused loss of
$1,000.
Inc unlicensed dogs are once more in ter
ror, for the dog catcher. Peter Anderson has
been re-instated by the mayor.
y. NJ. Beverdge, well known in local news
paper circles. has taken charge of the local
news department of the Little Falls, Mimi,
Transcript.
The funeral of Wilbur Williams, the young
man who met his death by drowning in
Cedar lake. occurred Wednesday afternoon.
IT. N"rvices were held i'll the First NJ E.
church.
r. Company d, of the old Sixth Minnesota
hau =, reunion yesterday afternoon at Mime
haha falls. An informal programme, in
which all the old veterans present partici-
pated, was presented.
j. Bodewolb Lamp, well known in Mime
ApollS musical circles and formerly leader of
the Grand opera house orchestra, Is now
leader of the orchestra in the Court street
theater, Buffalo, \. Y.
Health Commissioner Kelly ana Dr. Brazie,
chairman of the committee on health and
hospitals will leave for the East in q few
days to inspect the system OF quarantine in
vogue in the various large cities.
Markus Segal, JUNK dealer on Second
street and Thirteenth avenue north was fined
$40 i'll the municipal court yesterday after
uOOu LOT buying d IOl Oh street railway DTdsS,
ans failing TO make the proper report TO the
police.
William Cheney, voluntary observer United
States weather bureau, says that August was
4l2 deg warmer Than August 1850. deg
warmer than August OF last year, and little
warmer than the average August for twenty
five years.
The council revisory board failed to secure
quorum again yesterday, the aldermen who
belong to the committee being too busy evi-
IDENTITY, with politics 10 lCok after the city S
business. The committee will make another
endeavor to come together on Sept 9.
smart young man. who is known TO have
more money Than brains, poked his UNI
brella through the handsome oil painting
when adorned the wall of The west hotel
bar room. The painting is the property OF
r. c. kalkhotf and he will make the smart
young man pay for his fun.
All women engaged in decorating and de-
signing are urgently invited to compete for
the york attendant upon furnishing suitable
decorations for the women's rooms in the
Minnesota state building at Chicago. Par
ticulars can be obtained from Mrs. II. f.
Brown 326 Seventh street south.
The following marriage licenses were IS
sued yesterday: John johnson and Martha
SyverSon. Isaac Wlgren and Emma Ander-
son. William Wasco and Crescantia Sauter,
Ii. Niehuser and Jennie Beck Edward Me
Crea and Elizabeth Culdbeck. George Sinclair
and Lizzie Miller, August Anderson and Lucy
killeen.
pretty home wedding, which occurred
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. G..
Z: Alexander. 2425 Nicollet avenue, was that
of her daughter. Mary A. Alexander, TO Am
brose E. Helmick, the attorney. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. II. M. Sim
mons. and was witnessed by about fifty
friends.
kCounty Commissioner Chowen says the
Water in Minnetonka has gone down one
inch lower than the highest stage this year,
which was after the big storm of a couple of
weeks ago. He thinks the water is gradually
falling. and declares that the creek can't
draw off The over abundance any quicker
than 1t is doing at present, as it is brimful
now.
The programme for the dedication Of the
new Asbury hospital on Ninth avenue south
and Sixth street is about completed. The
services will be held Sunday at the Swedish
tabernacle, and will be led by an address by
Bishop Fowler. From the tabernacle. after
the address, the audience will go in II body
TO the hospital. two blocks away ard then
the formal dedicatory services will take
place, according TO the Methodist formula.