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

Chief Runge, of the fire department. esti-
mates the loss by the Diamond mill fire at
S6o.0U0.
Patrolman McBreen, of the North precinct
has been given five days furlough. He has
gone away to get married.
Anthony Cooney, who was injured at Hall
& Ducey's mill, had three fingers Oh mis- right
hand amputated by DR.. Norred.
Wages of Sim drew two fair-sized audi
ences at the Bijou yesterday. Only four more
performances of the piece will be given.
The funeral of Mrs Sutherland viii! take
place at her late residence. Lake Harriet
boulevard, today, July 2, at O'Clock p. M,
Eliza Siewert is widow who conducts
''stoIe" at the corner of Twenty-fifth avenue
and Twenty-Sixth street south. Yesterday
she was fined $50 for selling liquor without a
license.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Fred Herman and Tillia Kraemer, John Rod
strum ana Carrie Sandstrum, Michael Gar
bett and Minnigrey Swain. Hugh Fox and
Eva Gordon.
Charles Edward. dog catcher, was fined
$40 yesterday in the municipal court for
capturing dog belonging 10 J. H. Bloss that
was licensed. The court considered his case
petty larceny.
The sale of seats has actively commenced
for the production the coming week at the
Bljou by Jacob Lifts players of ''Uncle
Toms Cabin" In ST. Paul the play is scor-
ing phenomenal success.
Mrs E. A Russell expects to leave soon
for Rest Island where she will take charge
Of the Hotel Russell. On July is the corner
stone of the much-needed Willard cottage
Will be laid by Frances Willard.
= c. A. Frost bartender in Gordons sa-
loon. fell in fit on the sidewalk on Wash
ilrgtOn avenue south near First avenue
shortly after noon yesterday, and cut his head
badly. His wounds were dressed by DR.. Glib
son.
A ire in the shaving house OF Ninth street
ard Fifth avenue southeast. near the Mime
neapolls furniture factory caused about 5 i)9
damages yesterday morning. 1t is thought
to have caught from sparks from the engine
room.
A detail from Company A, First regiment.
M. n. G., made its appearance at the Lake
Park hotel Minnetonka, yesterday morning.
and at once set about the pitching of tents
for the company, which goes into camp
there Friday.
wagon belonging to the Kimball Printing
company, and driven by William Larson, col
lided with a Bloomington Car at Fourth
street and Fifth avenue south Yesterday
noon. The driver was badly cut about the
head and on the leg.
A unanimous call has jus been extended to
Rev. L. Lee. of the Oliver Presbyterian
church. of this city. by the First Presbyterian
Church OF Philadelphia. The church 10
which Mr.. Lee has been called is one of the
old reliable churches OF Philad elphia.
Edward Liskron, Frank Cederstrom ana
John Johnson incorporated the Standard
company yesterday with a capital stock of
100000. They propose to manufacture oil
kinds of mechanical devices. Articles of in
corporation were also filed by the Mlnneap-
oils Stove and Stove Repair company. with a
capital stock of S50.010 The incorporators
are James Allingham. George NJ. Calmus,
Jerome H. Mahony, Adam Giles and NJ O.
Luttgen.
The board of county commissioners yester-
day appropriated $1,000 to be expended this
year on Superior boulevard, beginning at
WayzQta The boulevard iS QyfanH IN
Bryn Mawr distance OF eight miles. 1t is
estimated that the cost of the new road when
completed will not fall short of $4,000 The
board also adopted a resolution stopping all
dredging and public work at NIinnetonka
otter July H. the present height Of the water
making such WORK unnecessary.