St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The Park commission failed to get quo
rum yesterday afternoon.
The art club has arranged for holding lis
annual exhibition in December.
The Temperance Reform club meets in
Harrison hall this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Rev r. Macquesten ad dressed the city
mission last night upon 'Coals and Dia-
monds.
W. S. Campbell and W. a. Munson paid
a fine of So each yesterday, for dischargIng
fire arms within the city limits.
Thirty-nine warranty deeds were yesterday
fled with the register of deeds, the consider
atoms Of which amounted to S12S, 727.
The Prohibition club will hold its usual
meeting to-day at $3.50 O'Clock in Chestnut
Shall, corner OF Seventy-sixth street and Nicol-
let avenue.
On Wednesday evening an old fashioned
New England singing school will be started
in the vestry of the First Congregational
church on the east side.
Judge Young yesterday granted Moses
Dubuque and wife leave to adopt Alphonsine
Normanain, little girl whose mother is dead
and whose father has remarked.
The members Of the press club are re-
quested to meet at Armory hall at ten o'clock
this morning for the purpose of attending
the funeral Of the late C. A. Rockwell in a
body.
A rOusing Democratic club was formed in
the First ward last evening, The regular
meetings will be held on Thursday evenings
at 7:30
You viii always be happy if you vote for
Merriman and have your linen washed at
the Minneapolis steam laundry of G. E.
Mercer and Howard Pew. Telephone to
$685..
There was lots of fun at the University
rink last evening. It was a wheelbarrow
race on SKATES. That is, the man who pushed
the wheelbarrow wore skates, not the wheel
barrow.
The Democrats viii ''whoop Ter up' this
week. The best speakers in the city will
address the meetings of the various clubs,
and a grand rally, with all the clubs united,
Is probable.
The Maine club OF this city has 172 mem
bers. They will furnish a club room, which
will be open at all hours during the day and
evening, and will hold monthly meetings at
Curtiss hail.
Herbert Conner has finished half length
portrait in oil OF Mrs. Hubbard, the mother
Of Mrs. Z. II. Steel The coloring is much
better than is usually seen in Mr.. Conner's
work, and the drawing is fully up to his
standard.
Lee P. Dane and Florence Cole, VIM. c.
Secar of Kiddercounty, d. T., and Lou D.
Staley, of Hannibal, Missouri. Chas. g. Lind
and Emma Harmanson, Jagen Olsen and
Mary Olsen yesterday obtained marriage
licenses.
The Canadian Americans of this city will
hold a mass meeting in Harrison nall Tues
day evening next to discuss the political
situation as 70 the congressional and county
election, and as TO whether they will
support Republicanism or Democracy in the
main.
Gust Lindal was released from custody to
Gay He was sentenced to sixty days i'm
prsonment short time ago on the charge of
selling liquor without a license. II now
transpres that Lindal, who caunot speak
English was not the right party. He was
ignorant OF the whole matter
Mary Jane White, twenty five years old,
yesterday in the district court commenced
action to secure divorce from her husband,
Ebert A. White, aged thirty-two. They
were married March 6, 1880, and have lived
at different cities. In December, 1882, at
Lincoln, Nebraska, he deserted her without
cause.
The fourth lee ture-'. Matrimony''-of the
Young Mems Christian association course
will be given by Rev. Peter Stryker D. D.,
of the Andrew Presbyterian church, on
Wednesday evening next at O'Clock in the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church. The
above lecture is humorous and terse and
eloquently handled by the lecturer. As
these lectures are free to the members there
should be large attendance
The finance committees report to the ex-
ecutive committee of the state w. S. A.
creates encouraging prospects for the success
OF the coming years work, over 500 having
been contributed during and since the con-
vention to the various Departments, t. e.,
the scandinavian Translating and Publish
ing fund, the Lecture and Organizing fund,
the General fund, etc. Very much more is
needed, and frienps are expected to respond
literally.
The park commissioners yesterday filed
with the district court statement that block
z, of Nelson's addition, and part of j. S. IL
w. Elliot's addition lying between Ninth
and Tenth avenues south, north of Tenth
street, has been selected for Elliots park, the
land being worth SEA, 399. Also that blocks
2, 3, l6, II, Murphy's addition, valued at
So4 $40, have been selected for the Sixth
ward park. The appointment of three free
holders in each case to assess the amounts
upon the property benefited by the improve
ment was continued by the court for one
week.