St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-30
MINNEAPOLIS GLosULES.

Bank cearings yesterday amounted to
! 1861, 06S.40.
| The winter term at the stare university be-
| gins to-day.
Eight new cases of diphtheria were re-
| ported yesterday.
There was no meeting OF the Grocers asso-
| citation last evening.
The St. Stephens church fair opened at
Harmonic hall yesterday.
1t is rumored that the Mas sachusetts asso-
citation is on the point of dissoving.
T. W. Chamberlain has purchased half in
terest in the Union BLOCK for 5000
The coroner's jury IN the case of Charles
Scheig returned verdict of suicide yester-
day.
Col. T. B. Demarre, of Kentucky, will speak
at the Simpson NJ. E. church this evening on
Temperance"
Margaret c. Williams and Carrie Olson
were examined for insanity yesterday, and
ordered committed.
Rev. Clay Macauley addresses the Univer-
SaliSt Young Mems association this evening
on Robert B urns."
This evening the Fireside Progressive
Euchre club meets at the residence of j. NJ.
| johnson, 1887 Portland avenue.
Mrs. Darlington" as interpreted by Joseph
| H. Keane and company, drew out large
crowds at the dime museum last night
Charles HIllman was arrested by Officer
John Schroeder last evening while running
away with an overcoat from the Central
mouse, on Second street south.
This evening Charles Schmidt, of New
York, and Mr.. Schmidt, of this city, will play
| ten-pius for SlO0 side, at the Palace bowling
| alley. Five regular games will be played, one
man TO win three.
The police last night were again especially
| cautioned to allow no street walkers to ply
their avocations on their beats; also, to allow
no suspicious characters to loiter about the
streets after midnight
The Boston Ideals presented "Victor the
! Blue Stocking at the Grand opera house last
night to very large and appreciative
| audience. This opera is one of the most
pleasing of any that the company plays, and
was presented in admirable shape.
man named August Johnson was arrested
yesterday by Officer Eckund, upon the sus-
piciOn of being the man who stabbed q
special policeman at the Mission church, cor
ner OF Eighth avenue south and Fourteenth
street.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
L. j. Stetson and Annie NJ. Hunter, August
Anderson and Emma E. Sarnbad, Charles A.
". Farinimu and Mary A. Moore A. F.
SwartsOn and Ida L. Johnson, c. A. Pettingill
aud Minnie Thorne.
Will II. Beck, formerly a printer on the
Tribune, left for Washington, ID. C., yester-
day morning, where he will hold case in the
government printing office. Will has good
record as fast man, and will no doubt work
himself into good place.
Tue following jurors. summoned by special
veuire, appeared in the district court yester-
day: D. l.. Adams, d. l.. Owens, f. n. Chad
wick, E. Haycock, He, man Vought. Mace
Eustis, Timothy Moran, c. c. Garyey, William
Blaisdell. 5. L. Hammond aud E. Haycock.
james r. Penf1eld, administrator of the es-
tate Of the late W. G. Peufeld, was before
Judge LELAND yesterday to show cause why
he should not be removed on the petition of
Ebenezer Penfield, the father of the deceased.
The motion was denied and Mr.. Penfeld gave
bond for $4,000.
Dan OLearf and viii Stewert PLAYED q
highly interest sting game of fifteen ball pool
before room full of spectators at the Nicoi-
let house billiard hall last evening. The
match was for the most points out of eleven
OLeary. who is evidently the better PLAYER,
won in six straight points. He made many
fancy shots There will be another match at
the same place this afternoon.
At meeting of the board of directors of
the newsboys' home held at the West yester-
day, cash donations amounting to S3S were
reported. A committee, consisting of Mrs.
Farr Mrs. Cochrane and Mrs. Van Cleve was
appointed to employ matron and attend to
the immediate needs of the home. Commit
tees were also appointed to solicit such fur
niture and materials as are yet needed for
the equipment. 1t is hoped the house will be
ready for occupancy by next Thursday.