St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-01
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The total registration at the summel.
school at the university yesterday en-
ceeded LOCO names. The figures of $50,
s,~9S, will undoubtedly be passed by
sumo scores. "
Helen e. Dye, wife of merchant at
Morris, Mimi, was examined in the
probate court yesterday as to her SAN
fty Judge Steele ordered her com.
mitted to st. Peter.
Simon McNulty, the Minneapolis
oetectVe, is an inmate of Cook county
JAN, where he awaits his departure to
the state penitentiary. McNulty was
convicted in the Windy City of violat-
ing the election laws of Illinois.
The Hungarian band and the Dun-
hams are still drawing enthusiastic
includes a swimming race between.
Durham and Lucifer. The bicycle
parade will take place Friday night.
Peter Johnson, of Duluth, reported to
the police yesterday that he had been
buncoed out of $2l by a smooth strane>
er. The stranger gave Peter a cheek
Tor the amount, and Informed him that
ne had to leave at once for Winona
where his mother was seriously ILL.,
Inc local railroad offices yesterday
net Net the Soo's rate of $3.50 to New
YORK. The 500 made the rate because
OF the national meeting of the Catholic
Abstinence society, and claims THAI
certain roads were quoting private
rates.
Frank Hubachek, assignee for Car
Isle & Kahn. yesterday accepted the
bid of S. E. Olson for the stock or
goods at 521 Nicollet avenue The bic
was g. 2-3 per cent On the invoice.
Inc stock consists of dry goods, fur
nishing goods. etc.
Charles Dexter, of St Louis, Mo-.
mas written to the county commits
Sioners Offering to donate $50 acres o.
land for county park. The property
is located on Whale Tail lake in Min
netrlsta township. The only condition
is that the property shall be left in a
state of nature.
Alderman Nordeen went to inspect
the asphalt work yesterday and be-
came involved in a wordy war with
the foreman of the job. The alderman
thought he detected defects in the
work and picked up a straight edge.
to make sure. The foreman took i,
away from him, and the Seventh ward
statesman left the grounds in an awful
frame of mind.
winch opened a nine days ENGAGEMENT
in this city on Monday last, is proving
a great drawing card. 1t is really a
hrst-class show. and far above the
mission is charged. Today the tents
VIII be pitched at Tenth avenue north
and Washington for the remaining
three days of the week.
"A. ,. Dimond, the veteran newspaper
man, who for seventeen years edited
and published the Northwestern Tour
list at Excelsior, and who has been
identified with the newspaper interests
of Minneapolis and the Northwest for
great many years, has revived his old
paper, Tourist and Sportsman, and will
issue 1t as an eight-page monthly, de-
voted to the picturesque Northwest
and the sportsman's paradise for his
fish and game.
Almost daily cases come to light of
bicycle tires slashed by knives Mon
day an unknown character entered the
Bank Of Commerce building and
slashed right and left among the seven
wheels standing there, cutting the sad
dies of two of the bicycles completely
in two. A number of people insinuate
that the fiend is working in the interest
of bicycle repairers, one man claiming
to have pretty good evidence that such
is the case