St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.
Rem Builder is truly a prize curiosity.

Ben Butler is truly prize curiosity.
Geo. n. Morgan Post G. A. II. held regular
meeting last evening.
Pence Opera house was illuminated by Chinese
lanterns last evening.
This ends the fair, and then comes the Odd
Fellowship Sovereign grand lodge OF the
world.
The Minneapolis Press club will hold a reg
ular meeting in the Office of the Pioneer Sunday
evening.
John Henry Douglas, a quaker evangelist be-
gan a series of meetings at the Friends church
last evening.
The case of r. Chandler. arrested for assault
ing his wife, was dismissed yesterday in the
municipal court
A workman in Church s. Gray's sash and blind
factory yesterday had the thumb of his right
hand taken of by saw.
The annual meeting of the Womans Suffrage
association Of Minneapolis was yesterday post
poned until next Friday.
The Republican campaign flag has been thrown
ncross Washington avenue midway between Mic
olet and First avenue south.
Thirteen warranty deeds were yesterday re-
corded with the register of deeds, the considera-
tons of which amounted to S125,71
The cases against John Eslinger and John
Leicheiter for selling liquor without licenses
dismissed yesterday by the city attorney in
the municipal court.
Uncle Toms Cabin will be produced with all
the allegorical effects at the Pence Opera house
this afternoon and evening. The Tennessee Jub-
lice singers will sing plantation songs, etc.
An amendment to the articles Of Incorporation
Of the Sterrett Elevator company was yesterday
fled with the register of Deeds which changes
the name of the corporation to the Red River
Valley Elevator company.
John O'Keefe and Bridget Blervitt, Andrew
Olson and Carrie Olson, Newton F. Hawley and
Ellen NJ. Field, Henry Schiller and Lizzie Reed
Chas. N. Eckman and Matilda W. johnson, yes
terday obtained marriage licenses
deed yesterday filed with the register Of
deeds by Emma d. Anderson and husband Har-
riet Il. VanCieve and husband, conveying to
Robert l.. Kelly, blocks /, 5, IS, 16, 81, %, in
Tinhing's Highland addition. Consideration,
S106,435.
''The Corsican Brothers gives place to
"Uncle Toms Cabin at the Pence, with the
child artist MISS Celia in the role of Eva. OF
conrse there is not a soul in the city to whom
the play is new, yet it is probable that it will
draw large houses, has it has not been presented
here for two years.
In the district court yesterday, Pressy
Wheeler & Co., stock brokers, doing besiness
at 257 First avenue south, commenced suit
against the Illinois Produce exchange, of Chi
cago, to secure $780, alleged to have been paid
over to the exchange for investment, and has
not been expended as directed
The Greenback and Anti-Monopolist ele-
ment, which has lain so absolutely dormant for
so long in Minneapolis, seemed to be instilled
with new life and vigor by the stimulating infu-
ence in the presence Of their old champion, Ben
Butler. They made themselves known on the
street corners and ''in the corner grocery"
The Hahnemann Medical society of Hennepin
county held an annual meeting last evening in
HAYS parlors, and elected officers for the ensu-
ing year 4 committee was appointed to procure
rooms for permanent meeting in the Homeo-
pGthic hospital on Twenty-fourth street and
Fourth avenue south. After discussing preva-
lent diseases an adjournment was taken to May g
restaurant, where the members had their annual
supper.
AT noon yesterday John johnson, Norwegian
thirty-five years old, was struck by the engine of
one of the fair trains on the Chicago Milwaukee
d st. Paul road at the Thirteenth avenue south
crossing. He did not fall under the train, but
being caught in the machinery was dragged forty
feet and his right leg broken in seven places.
II was found necessary to amputate il above the
Knee and he was sent to the College hospital. He
has family OF five in the old country and
brothers at Larimore, OAK