St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

2 The saloonkeepers took out their
licenses yesterday.
The Hennepin county strawberry
crop is SAID to be a complete failure.
Bircher, tine alleged horse-thief, has
been held for trial in bonds OF $1,000.
Alfred, Theodore and Eugene Segel-
baum have returned from the worlds
fair.
Thomas Saegar, business man of
this city, has been sent to the insane
asylum.
John Baxter has made voluntary as
signment for the benefit of his creditors
to Horace r. Robinson.
1t is feared that the new dam at Min
netonka Mills will create trouble for the
people who live at the lake.
About 100 delegates to the Y. P. S. G..
E. convention in Montreal left Mime
apolis last evening OH their journey.
Applications for space in the EXPOSE
ton building are being received by the
secretary for the coming exhibition.
The city board of health will make a
raid on the diaries with the expectation
of finding some frauds in the delivering
of milk.
The Bradstreet-T company has
begun suit against Fred w. Eastman
to collect S427.75 for merchandise sold
and delivered.
Mrs. A. L. Beede, aged sixty-eight
years, died at her residence, PA West
Twehty-Seventh street, at o'clock
Sunday evening.
President Homer t. Fuller. of the
Worcester (Mass.) Polytechnical insti-
tute, and his wife. are staying "a few
days at the Victoria.
Judge Russell tried the case of the
KImball Printing company against the
| Southern Land Improvement company
and took it under advisement.
The doors of the st. Paul & Minneap
| oils Trust company were thrown open
| yesterday, after being closed a few day:
| IN consequence of the financial depres-
son.
The question of completing Mime
haha boulevard was discussed yester
day at a meeting of the park board. Il
| will be completed if it is possible tC
| raise the funds.
The county commissioners have rec
commended that Amanda, Fred anC
| Blanche Strochino, aged respectively
fourteen, nine and three years, be sen
to the state school.
Mr.. Fellfare, an engineer on the Grea
| NUItuGIu lluC, COlh pldlneU yesterday
that he had been beaten out of money
in poker game at l04 Washington ave.
nue. south. He will swear out warrant
for the arrest of the proprietor.
The city detectives made twenty
nine arrests during the month of June
| twenty-one of Which were convicted
The police force recovered lost and sto-
len property to the amount OF 5000.
Harry Waldron and c. F. Wood, thu
builders and owners of the new sal
boat Florence, will launch the beauti
full craft today at Lake Calhoun, anC
will sail her from the Calhoun house
| dock.
George w. Ferguson, the barton,
who went to New York last winter, ha.
been in Chicago for the past month, anC
S expected to return to Minneapolis The
last of this week TO remain six or sever
weeks.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd de
sire to return thanks to the ladies who
took charge of the festival given for tn,
benefit of their institution, and also the
citizens of Minneapolis for their gener
GUS patronage.
The postofffce will be closed TODAY
excepting from 10 9 in the morning
when mail will be delivered az the car
iiers' windows. The employees will en-
JOY the holiday which Uncle Sam allow,
them in various Ways. Some will go Il
Harriet. others to private picnics, ant