St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$S72, GIG.
Miss Rosanna Flaherty, of 1921 Sixth street
south, died yesterday.
Lewis Kampff and Marry Mergon were mar
ried by Judge LELAND yesterday.
The North American telegraph has opened
branch Office at the St. James hotel.
The cooperative store holds its quarterly
meeting at the Hennepin cooper shop this
evening.
Allen Clark, charged with breaking windows,
was reprimanded in the municipal court yes
terday and discharged.
Bunch of Keys will be the opening at
traction at the Grand next week, Marietta
Mast taking the part of Teddy.
Quite large audience enjoyed the ''Black
Crook at the Grand last evening. The bal
let is certainly indispensable.
Henry a. Swingler, an old resident, died at
his home on Seventeenth avenue south Mon
day. He was buried yesterday.
The singing of Miss Ruby Lytton, at the
dime museum, is creating a decided Juror
among the patrons of that institution.
Henry Ludhey, years old. was committed
to the reform school for larceny of a small
amount of money from Mathew Walker.
Fifty-two members of the uniformed rank
of the Knights of Pythlas went to Saltwater
yesterday to assist in the dedication Of a new
hall.
L A nurse at St. Barnabas hospital took
poison by mistake Monday evening. Aid was
summoned, and yesterday she was around as
usual.
Schaefer and Slosson. the billiardists, are
in MINNEAPOLIS, and will give an exhibition at
the West hotel billiard parlor at 3 o'clock this
afternoon
A Prohibition rally win be held this even
ing at Peterson's hall, when the meeting will
be addressed by N. P. Lind, I. A. Temple and
Prof. Reinestad.
The Hibernian rifles meet this evening at
Window hall, and it is especially desired that
there should be full attendance as, inpor-
tant business Will come up for action.
Fault has been found with the roof Of the
new Catholic Orphans home building, and
several local architects have addressed a
letter to Father MeGolrick assuring him that
the defect should be remedied.
The Press club last night decided to give its
first reception OF Thursday evening of next
week. The member will bring their wives
and lady friends, and a few outside guests
will be present. Vocal and instrumental
music will be given.
The Nazareth Norwegian church began its
fair at Harmonic hall last evening to raise
money to replace the edifce partly destroyed
by the cyclone Of April Is. The programme
included music by the DanZ band, several
piano solos and a number of interesting
tableaux, representing scenes from Norwe-
gian life.
Before Judge Rea yesterday was tried the
case of Horace E. Wilson against George Ser
mon to recover S1,650 damages. The facts
in the case are that some time ago, while Mr..
Sermon was driving down Nicollet avenue,
he had collision with Mr.. Wilson, who was
riding bicycle. Mr.. Wilson was thrown to
the ground and bruised rather severely. The
case was given to the jury at O'Clock. and
in q few minutes verdict for the defendant
was returned.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday tc
George II. Root and Grace Merrill Charles
W Price and Harriet S. Sumner, Albert
Wage and Annie Larson. George W. Boss and
Florence NJ Brooks Frank C. Skinner and
Lizzie A Guland, NJ. A. Clark and Clara w
Brooks Ernest Mautenffel and Nellie Benson,
| Carl F. johnson and Emma l.. Hammerland
B. Gunderson and Christiana Knudtson, Fred
K Nichols and Ruby Appleby.