St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-27
Additional MinneapO. is News or
Fifth rage.
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULES.

Minneapolis real estate on sixth pare.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S6525
A shawl found near the court house awaits
an owner at the office of the judge of pro-
bate.
E. Fl. Moulton lectures on Banking at
the Philharmonic hall, Syndicate block, this
evening.
The fair for the benefit of Dudley P. Chase
post opened at No. 2 Nicollet Island with a
large attendance last evening.
Col. Alex Hogeland gave an interesting IL
Illustrated lecture on ''ren Years Among the
Newsboys" at the Hennepin avenue NJ. E.
church last evening.
Seats will be sold this morning for the en-
gagement of John T. Raymond, which begins
at the Grand tomorrow and will continue
throughout the week.
Kellar. the magician, and D'Albini, the
juggler, again delighted large house at the
Grand last night To-day and tonight will
close their engagements.
Vincens Wejproichticky recently took out
naturalization papers in the district court
He and Stanislaus Warczinczi ninskie, of Mil
waukee, came over in the same boat.
The case of C. F. Jensen against the motor
company to recover damages for an arm be-
ing broken by being run into July 4, was
tried before Judge Lochren yesterday.
John Van Buren, Tope has commenced an
action for divorce against Eliza beth Tope al
leging desertion The parties were married
in Cincinnati in 1872, and lived together until
1880.
A. o. Fl. Divisions, Nos. 1, 2 and 8, will
meet at Window hall this evening to complete
arrangements for the reception of Michael
Davitt, who will lecture at Turner hall Sum-
day evening, Oct. 81.
The season for overcoat thievery has set-in /;
two men last night snatcbed overcoats from
in front Of Vanstrom's clothing store on
Henuepin avenue and were arrested. De-
tectives Dovie and Lawrence also run in an
overcoat thief.
The case of D. S. Stocking against the city
to recover the land on the corner of Washing
ton and Thirteenth avenue south, upon which
the engine house now stands, was begun be-
fore Judge Lochren yesterday. The city
claims the land through tax title.
W. H. Lyon, real estate dealer, who has
his office in Temple court, was last night ar
rested upon a warrant charging him With the
larcency of $500 in currency from Mary
Bartson. wife of Peter Bartson. He gave
bail in 81, 600 for his appearance this morn
ing.
The boss cooper shops have all signed
the agreement to pay Is cents for hand work,
save the Har dwood Storage company, and all
the journeymen went back to work syester-
dsy at noon, except those employed at the
shops mentioned. The cooperative coopers
have been at work since Monday.
John L. Everts, of Fergus Falls, and Miss
Ella A. Scotleld. manager of the Western
Union telegraph Office of the same place.
were married on Sunday afternoon by Rev.
DR.. Knickerbacker, bishop of Indiana, at the
residence of the brides parents in this city.
They have gone TO Fergus Falls to live.
In the case of James Lloyd against A. c.
Miller for SANDER, tried in the district court
yesterday, the jury returned verdict of
cent for the plaintiff. The parties are ex-
pressmen, and one day Miller told customer
of LIoyd's that he would never see his trunk
again after il was put on Lloyd's wagon.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Arlington L. Kent and Minnie E. Spear. Henry
NJ Barrett and Minnesota Belts, Louis Per-
chel and Louisa Dufau, William Anderson
and Minnie Eliasson, G. A. Langdon and Ada
NJ Gillian. August Algren and Charlotte john
son, Warren Il. Hayes and Lille Van Nor
man.
Patsy Cardiff last night had Billy O'Brien,
his former partner in the saloon business, ar
rested upon the charge of threatening to
shoot him. The two have had falling out,
and Cardiff claims O'Brien has announced
his intention of killing him, and has given
abundant proof that he means business.
O'Brien gave $500 bail for his appearance this
morning.
IN speaking or the d1nerenr uatlonalit1es
composing the Democratic and Republican
parties, Capt. G. B, Tirrell, deputy clerk for
Ed j. Davenport, said: II am satisfied that
the sooner the Republican party gets rid of
the Dutch element the better off the party
will be, as there can be no confidence put in
it, and so far as am concerned the Demo-
cratic party is welcome to it,
The case of Henkle & Co. against the Union
Stone Building company and W. N. Holway,
district dou on
was submitted to Judge Young yesterday. As
the parties interested left the court room,
one man who had performed considerable
work on the buildings in controversy met Mr..
Holway and threatened TO make him q fit
subject for the surgeons care.