St. Paul daily globe., 1886-10-29
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MlNN EApOLuS GLOBULBS.
Yesterdays bank olearing's amounted to
$3.50. sol, so.
nProf Downey spoke at the Dudley P. Chase
Post fair last evening
The Butchers association will meet two
weeks from Wednesday.
Health Oficer Quinby says there is no
danger Of diphtheria spreading
A plat of Fagerness, Lake Minnetonka, was
fled yesterda, by Ole Solberg.
The council has accepted invitations to al
tend Michael Davitt's lecture.
Let every Democrat go to-day and see tnat
his name is properly enrolled
Col. Alexander Hogeland lectured to large
number of newsboys At The Foss NJ. E. church
last evening.
Miss Jennie Smith, who was cured by pra er,
spoke at the Thirteenth Avenue NJ. E. church
last evening.
Lewis graduated yesterday from the training
school for nurses.
Madge Shaughnessy, an insane woman. was
yesterday ordered sent to the insane asylum
by Judge Uelaud
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Green Of Beloit. Wis.
have removed 10 Minneapolis and will reside
Mt li2I Hsnne pin avenue.
Tho Minnesota Lave Stock association was
Incorporated yesterday by j. B. Coleman, +.
- NAoeAog uuu JhuoS Coiciuiu.
Mrs. N. =. Chapman and son Carl have just
returned from Michigan, where they have
been visiting her father and mother.
DR.. N J. Pinault ana Aid. Cloutier, leg1sla-
tive ca ndd ates addressed the audience at the
French fair at Washington rink last evening.
John T. Raymond began his engagement at
the Grand last night, giving "a Woman
Halter to q good audience. which thoroughly
enjoyed It.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
August Anderson and Hannah M Swanson
and Edwin B. Morrison, e. d. Bovee and
Emily f. King
II is probable that Rev. w. 8. Vail, of
Dover, N. q :, will not come to tnis city as
announced. II he comes West at all he w i'll
go to st. Paul.
The case OF L. e. Adamsou against Rhoda
Odill. to fereclOse mortgage on some prop
erty. was begun before Judge Lochren yes
day afternoon.
Five additional cases of diphtheria were re-
ported to the health officer yesterday. Two
In the Second ward two in the Sixth ward and
one IN the Seventh.
Before Judge Young yesterday afternoon
the case OF Mary Brown. ct al. vs. Joseph
Kiicbti. to recover property valued at S6,o00'
was tried and submitted.
The council committees ON railroads and
Ordinances will Investigate the street car ser
vice IN North Minneapolis and will meet the
cltlZeD9 comtn1ttee again.
Judge ueland made an order yesterday de-
nying petition to admit 10 probate the Will
of the late Eliza Ambrose. on the ground that
she had not tcstimentary capacity.
The new officers of the Canadian society
are: DR.. j. S. Moore president, John Ferguson
vice president, j. W. Robertson secretary, Fl.
w. Mooreply financial secretary, J.J. Murton
treasurer
The sum of $3.50 was allowed William Welch
by the city council last night. in full for dam
ages sustained on &C }ount of the claimant
being seriously injured by falling upon de-
fective sidewalk.
The case of Frost's Detroit Lumber and
Wooden Ware company against the Millers
and Manufact urers Mutual Insurance COM
PAN was continued in the district court yes
terday on account Of the illness of Judge
Rea.
In the municipal court yesterday John
Unsgaard was bound over to the grand jur
in $500 for assaulting Bernard Hunt, a hoy ten
years old, with Il stick. The boy received
severe scalp wound. and is said to be con-
siderably injured.
Thomas Hehr was discharged in the mu nici-
pal court yesterday upon the charge Of May
hem. 1t appears that he got into fight with
Thomas r. Shurd on Plymouth avenue, Oc
tober 10, and kicked the latter in the face
destroying one of his eyes.
Col. Hogeland delivered his lecture, "BOys
| and Girls of One Hundred Cities" at the Foss
NJ. E. church last evening, ever inch of
| standing room being taken. Tonight he will
lecture at the Open Door church. Boys at
| tend his lectures in great numbers, and he
| reports the best success in his good work.
Yesterday afternoon Michael Kennedy, Il
workman, while standing on one of the abut-
ments of the new steel-arch bridge, lost his
| balance end fell to the ground, a distance OF
| about thirty feet. He was badly bruised and
| interal injuries are feared. He was taken TO
his home on Fifth street south, between Nine
| teenth and Twentieth avenues.
AT the meeting of the leaders IN the move
| ment to provide home for newsboys and
! bOotblac ks at the Centenary church yester-
| day, constitution and bylaws was adopted
| and officers elected. The name adopted Is
| the YOUTHS Home and Employment associa
| tion, Minneapolis division. H. H. Hart, of
| st. Paul, delivered an interesting address, in
| which he urged hearty cooperation with the
| church and charitable societies.
| The Minneapolis Athletic club gives its an
| nual exhibition at the gymnasium this even
| ing, 253 Nicollet avenue, and an interesting
| programme has been prepared, which in
| cudeS exercises upon the horizontal bar.
| double trapeze. parallel bars, etc., also box
| ing, wrestling and club swinging. Prof. Du
| plessis and some of the best amateur athletic
| talent in the city will participate.
| in the district court yesterday in the case
| of Delephiue S. King (nee Stocking) against
| the City of Minneapolis. to recover the land
| upon which the engine house on the corner
of Washington and Thirteenth avenue south
now stands, returned q verdict finding the
plaintiff to be the owner of the land. If the
city wants to keep the land it will have to pay
the plaintiff S11, 900, hut if the plaintiff wants
to keep it she will have to pay the city S. 300
the amount that has been expended on the
land.
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