St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-19

weeks visit to relatives near Madison, wis.
The order has gone forth that all streets
ana alleys must be cleaned inside Of four
days.
The public schools will not reopen until
Sept. D, on account of certain repairs being
made.
About 700 members of the Tabernacle Mis-
slon sunday school picnicked at Lake Harriet
yesterday.
A benefit dance will be rendered Harry
Gary by the Brotherhood Of BARRIERS at the
East Side rink tonight
Court house officials complain that the alb
stract men are encroachlng upon their rights
and that the building is crowded.
The funeral of john Kane, the man killed
while liking an electric lamp, will be held from
10Y Linden avenue at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.
Friday and Saturday there will be lawn
tennis tournament at Hamine for the North
western championship. 81. P. Robinson of
this city will contest.
''Pnafore'' is success at the Casino. and
will be continued this evening. The second
act of the ''Chines Of Normandy will be
iven as an afterpece.
Plummer post, g.. a. R., is arranging for a
big picnic to be held soon. 1t has not been
decided where it will be held, but the post
will Ia Ike action on it tonight.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William G. Trafton and Edith NJ. Odegard,
James Mccain and Maggie Nelson, Charles
L. Bennett and Mary E. Prescott.
Henry K. Chase and Ira Wars, as the firm
of Chase & Ward, and 7. FL. Baker have been
sued by the Citizens band to recover 81, 900,
alleged to be due on promiSsory notes.
The joint committee from the chamber of
commerce and board of trade met yesterday
morning and discussed the stock-yard ques-
ton without coming to any conclusion.
The first number of the Master Mason, de-
voted to the interests of the Masonic order
In the Northwest, appeared yesterday after
| noon. Rev. B. ]. Boynton is the editor.
The Bloomington Avenue Improvement as :
ISOLATION will confer with the Chicago Ave
| nue. association in regard to grading Lake
| street andesIablishing street railway line.
| Mrs. Elisha Moore, who died few days
ago, was buried yesterday from her forme r
| residence on Fourth avenue south. The serv-
| ices were conducted by Rev. e. S. Williams.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Main stem celebrated their
crystal wedding Tuesday evening by q recep-
tion at their home, 1121 Eighth street south.
There were large number of guests present,
| In the district court Eliza N. Owen has
commenced an action for divorce against
Dexter Owen. charging cruel and inhuman
treatment and failure to support. The par
| ties were married in Wisconsin in June, 1884.
Judge Young made an order yesterday ap-
| pointing Hiram w. Briggs trustee of the
| First Uniyersatst society of Minneapolis in
| place of Jemes G. futile, deceased, in order
| toforeclose certain mortgage and pay Ger.
| tain notes.
| John Morley arrived in Minneapolis yester-
| day from Wahpeton, OAK, where he was shot
in the shoulder by Nettie Grant, the keeper
Of bagnlo, while he was creating disturb
ance- The man was taken to St. Barnabas
hospital.
A secret meeting Of the committee from the
Grain Buyers association yesterday morning
| for the purpose of adjusting rates on the diff
| ferent roads under the new tariff. Those who
| attended are very reticent about saying what
was done.
A large sale of tickets is reported for the
knights of Labor benefit Friday evening al
| the Casino theater. Tue Musicians Pro.
tective association will make parade of the
city tomorrow. In the evening the two
bands will march from the Knights of Labor
hall at 250 First avenue south to the theater.
Articles Incorporating the Campbell Curb
| Conduit company were filed yesterday by
| Enos Campbell, Walter l.. Church, Miner Bell
aud George D. Holt. The capital stock is
placed at S4,000,000, divided into shares of SIC
each, and the full amount must be raised be-
fore any business is transacted by the COM
pany.
Yesterday afternoon and evening the
Howes dramatic company produced at Pence
opera house the we'll known play of ''Di-
vorce,'' to large audiences. The piece re-
ceived careful attention from the hands Of
the stage carpenters and assistants, and was
fairly played by the company. This COM
pany is far better adapted to play comedies
than society plays. This evening will wit
ness the production of the sensational play.
"a Mountain Pink" Friday IN Liss,'' Satur-
days matinee ''Our Private Secretary" and
at night ''Peck's Bad Boy"