St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-29
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The district court has adjourned sine
die. The adjournment is until the frs.
Monday in September, and no special
terms will be held during the month o.
August.
The assessment rolls, which the city
council confirmed Friday night, give
the city total valuation of 1885,, sos, 2f:.
inns estlmate includes real estate anG
personal property and is an incre2l-e OF
almost SS00,000 over 1884.
Work on the Nicollet avenue paving
Will be resumed bright and early thi.
morning. The asphalt company got
quite start Saturday and has every
thing in readiness for going on WITH
the work at a rapid rate.
Prof. Kiehle, conductor of the uni
versity summer school, which begins
July %, announces that the railroads
have agreed to make a rate of a fare
and third to persons attending the
summer school. Tickets will be SOLD
up to Aug. II, but no later.
The Hoo-H oos are to have a con-
catenatlon in this city Monday even
ing, Aug. 5, in Masonic Temple. The
black cat followers are desirous G,
SURFING up little enthusiasm for their
annual convention which is to be hello
in this city in September.
hlrkharts Great American circus ar
rived IN the city yesterday and at once
repaired to the show grounds corne>
OF Thirteenth avenue south, between
will be ready to entertain audiences
this afternoon and evening"
A divorce suit that will excite con-
siderable attention when it comes 10
trial, on account of the prominence o.
the parties in clerical circles, is that
OF Frank a. Avery against Bertha
a. Avery. The husband accuses the,
wife of pugilistic propensities.
The funeral of Sergt Fred NJ. Elms,
Of Company F, NJ. n. G., will occur
a IA l.
avenue south. at 2:30 today Company
F, in fatigue uniforms, will have en-
tire charge of the arrangements. The
intermenu will be at Lakewood.
The merchants along Washington:
and Cedar avenue are arranging for y
big illumination and bicycle parade t..
be held in the near future. Washing
ton will be illuminated from Tenth to
Twelfth avenues, and all Of the mer-
chants will have brilliant fire pieces
to advertise their places of business.
The people of Minneapolis have but
two more days in which to complete
their census and unless there is Z.
great awakening of the derelict there
will he considerable disappointment
when the result is announced. The citi-
Zens committee has worked very hard
but the apathy of all classes of people
has convinced the committee that the
census will fall very far short of wha;
1t should be.
About three hundred bicyclists spent
an enjoyable day at Minnetonka yes
Jerday. The affair was the result OF
an invitation extended by the propri-
etor of the Spaulding house at Excel
sior. The party took ride on the
lake, and after fine dinner returned
TO the city.
Hector Mclean returned to Mime
apolis yesterday after a two months
absence in North Dakota. He says
that he was in the midst of the grea
hail storm last Friday in Dickey and
Sergeant counties, and the damage is
beyond description. 1t was a heart
rending sight, he says. to see the crops
destroyed the way they We're. The
grain was ripe, and barley was har-
vested.
Next Friday evening, Aug. ?. a grand
concert will be given at Hotel St.
Louis, Lake Minnetonka, which prom
ises to be one OF the events of the sea-
SON The artists secured for the occa-
sion are all Well-known musical peo-
pie of New York. Among the number
may be mentioned Bertha Harmon
Force. soprano: Miss Fielding Roselle
contralto; Villain Courtney, tenor
G. Z. Fisher. basso. and Paul Am
brose. accompanies. This brilliant ar
ray of talent insures an entertainment
we'll worth hearing.