St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The park board did not meet yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to ST.
149, 659.26.
The Bradford recitals are intensely inter
esting.
A fair will be given by Dudley 2. Chase
post in about two weeks.
The Press club will hold its monthly meet
| ing at 80 this afternoon.
Tue Sisterhoed of Bethany will hold re-
ception at the home Friday.
In the district court yesterday Isaac MAXI
was admitted to full citizenship.
The White Cross society meets this after
noon at 5 o'clock at 220 Heunepin avenue.
At Chestnut hall, this afternoon, G. L. Nor
! rill Will speak on the stepping Stones to
He'll
| The Nicotine club held farewell meeting
| last night, and the toast Oftenest drunk was:
''Auf wiederschen."
| The Minneapolis lodge of B. o. P. Elks will
meet at their old hall, over the Northwestern
| National bank, this evening.
Wood the architect of the new Hennepin
| Avenue theater, will arrive Oct. III, and re-
main until the building is finished.
| A barn belonging to G. j. Martin at 6O2
Tenth street soutd last night. caught fire and
| was damaged to he extent OF $500.
| The license inspector has provided badges
|
obtain them at the city comptrohers Office.
The Minneapolis chamber of commerce will
| hold its annai reception Thursday. A director
| in the place OF ]. A. Christian. deceased, will
| also be chosen.
A plat of Oakview addition to Minneapolis
was filed in the Office OF the register OF deeds
yesterday by E. P. Chittenden and wife and
| Louis q. Woodbury..
| In the district court yesterday Henry S..
Mellen, storekeeper at Ais Washington ave-
nue. south, made an assignment to Joseph s..
| Woodland The liabilities are not large.
James B. Kirk was yesterday arraigned in
the municipal court upon the charge OF
| bnrglarlZing the stores in the Eastman block,
and was held to the grand jury in $40.
John Losl took out a license yesterday to
wed an Indian maiden. She was present
when the document was procured, and at
| tracted some attention By her good looks and
| modest demeanOr.
While playing in lumber yard on the
! East side yesterday, Evangelie DubO, years
Old, received bullet in the calf OF his right
| leg from revolver i'll the hands OF another
! 10y playing near. No arrests will be made.
| DubO is not seriously injured.
| Prof William Bradford will give series OF
recitals at the Church Of the Redeemer this
week, beginning on Tuesday evening. He
will speak on "Arctic' Regions" and as he
| has been there six times he has an abundant
stock OF good material which he can well re-
| late.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| Charles Bodin and Rigna h. Rudd, David
| Lundquist and Mary LuidDerg, John Baudett
and Louisa Anger, John McShann and Annie
| Heinz Sherman d. GRAHAM and Lizzie j..
White. Peter Olson and Albertina Pearson,
| John Losh and Louise Tibiscogan.
| Now that the Exposition rush is over. the
Battle Of Atlanta panorama promises to be
| An attraction to the citizens of Minneapolis,
| comparatively few OF whom have yet visited
| it. although the attendance up to last night
| had reached the rather extraordinary figure
| OF OGU0. The attendance last week was the
| largest since the week of the state fair. The
| panorama has had no end of praise from the
| Out-of-town visitors.
On next Tuesday evening, Oct. 8, Prof.
| Folwell, of the state university, will give q
| talk on the Dismal Science, or Science of
| Political Econom - in the parlOrS Of the
| Church of the Redeemer, corner Second ave-
| nue. and Eighth street. This will be the first
| of d course OF talks on practical and literary
| subjects by well-known business men and
| others, given under the auspices of the Uni
versalist Young Mems association. These
| talks are Free and will occur on Tuesday
| evenings, in the church parlors, throughout
the winter. Young men are especially in
| vited to attend.