St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-12
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MINNEArOL.s GLO3ULES.
Three deaths were reported yesterday.
Two new cases of diphtheria were reported
yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S716,2l5.44.
Forly-one deeds were recorded yesterday
nggregating $l02.394.
The remains of the late Mrs. L. G. Nash
will be buried at St. Cloud.
The White Cross club meets at 220 Henne
pin avenue this afternoon.
A plat of Ann W. JohnsOns addition on Oak
Grove street was filed yesterday.
The membership committee o. the Y. NJ. c.
A. holds meeting tomorrow evening.
This evening the second concert by DAM
orchestra will be given at Harrison hall.
THIS evening the West side Turner'S give
their annual gymnastic exhibition at Turnei
lall.
Mrs. L. E. Bailey, of New York. addressc
he Reform club at Window hall this after
noon.
Socialism and the Solution OF the Labor
Problem will be discussed at Martins nall
this afternoon.
A busket social will be given by the Luc
isyes ". c. 7. q. at the residence OF Mrs.
Frances Neal, Monday evening.
Tuesday evening the young ladies of Hol'
the rooms In the Chute block
Rev. Aug. Dellgreu will De o daiued at the
Church OF the Receemer Thu sday evening
A Swedish mission will be organized at the
anne time.
The owner of the fighting dog Jack wants
o match hun against Jumbo TOR from sou IL
500 a side and the championship OF tue
Northwest.
John D. Blake has commenced an action
z RlF @
ecover sl5 400, alleged TO lie due on rea
estate transaction.
George McKinuon, the four-year-old son
dr. and Mrs. JOhu MchinnCn lied yesterca
t their home 22l2 Sixteenth avenue south
funeral this morning ut 10 O'CLOCK.
The referee of the l0O-mile bicycle race be
~een Morgan and WOodside announces tina
lere has been no change IN the decision GO
laring the race and bets off.
The Young Folks Social club of the Fir-t
nitari2n church will give Il dramatic enter
iainment Friday night, when the Trial q.
.i.rdel vs.. Pickwck'' will Ue presented.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
smith died yesterday. The funeral will tax
place Tomorrow morning at CLOCK from
sne family residence. 504 Marshall street.
Thomas Peebles w. P. Spring, Harlan /
Roberts and Edward S. Slater fled article
Yesterday incorporating the Security Ian
nd Investment company, with capitai
took Of 100000.
Billy Gleason writes P. J. Donahue from
Ashland, Wis, that he wants to make 1
match with Billy Hawkins the Canadian
lightweight, for anv number OF rounds, 10
be entire gate receipts.
The art class will meet next Tuesday even
ng at the residence of George II. Christian
fourth avenue south and Eighth street. Rev
VI. d. Shutter will lead the class in its dis
;ussiOn Of sculpture"
Detectives Lawrence and Doyle yesterda
arrested James Stevenson on a charge
lealing fur coat FROM Thomas McBurne'
t 729 Washington avenue north. The pris-
hner was taken before the grand jury.
Clitena Boucher secured a divorce from
Joseph Boucher yesterday on the grounds o.
cruel and inhuman treatment and drunken
ness. In her testimony she introduced lei
ters from her husband. In which he curse
Ter and hoped her life would be always
damned.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued f
I'd Thorn son and Annie Gunderson, Levi
Dwell and Mary f. Holland. William Klaus,
md Annie Suoceke, John Swanson and Lena
ohnson, Marcus Johuson and LIZZIE Johnson,
rick BerVers and Ingcborg o. Johnson, 2
). Carlson and Maggie Berg.
There will be mass meeting this afternoo'
t Martins hall corner Washington and Coca
lvenu es, to be held under the auspices of tn
central committee OF the National Socialist
labor party. Speakers: ProfS. Morey, n!
hanover and Gellerup. The public Will
tilowed to participate in the discussion o.
Socialism.
An unknown man was knocked down by a
treet car on the corner of First avenu
North and Washington last evening, an
ragged along for some distance He wa
somewhat bruised around the head. but wa
onsciOus. The patrol wagon took him
lis home, on the corner of Fourth street an
Twentieth avenue nor tn.
The Thistle Curling club met at the Nicolle
house last evening. Lindsey Webb and /.
L. Shepherd were admitted to membership
Final arrangements were made for socia
aud dance at Curtiss hall Tues .ay evening
Members of the ST. Paul Curling club are ex
pected to be present and take part in the pro-
ceedings. Songs will be rendered by Messrs
tieddes. Myron and McGill, and literary pro
Erammc will be provided.
At the first meeting of the parties iutereste
n the construction of the proposed Sixth ave
nue. bridge, the chairman, Aid. c. w. Clark
vas instructed to appoint committee L
have charge OF the project. Mr.. Clark has
named the following gen tlemen as Such com
mittee: Gen. w. d. Washburn, Hon. JONI
S. Pillsbury. Joseph Dean, G. a. Bracket
Judge Dan Fish, &. NJ. ,Loring, X. h. Grim
shaw, Gen. A. B. Nettleton and Nelson Will
Jams. The committee will consider the mat
ter in all its bearings and will ascertain wha
is the best met Iod of securing the necessary
legislative action.
The North American Telegraph compan,
elected the following directors for tn coming
year; ". 5. King. G. A. Pills bury, G.. a
Bracket, c. NJ. Loring, H. I. Brown, Mime
Apois; Maurice Auerbach, W. r. Merriam
A. H. Wilder. c. H. Bigeow, st. Paul; L. ID
Parker. c icsgo. The directors organized by
electing W r. Merriam president, W. H.
Eustis secretary and treasurer and ii. A.
futile general manager.
The Hennepin hortculturists failed to gel
| a quorum yesterday afternoon. and they ad
journed to next Saturday, when the officer:
for the ensuing year will be elected. Plans
for cooperation with the College OF Agricul
ture regarding the horticultural institute
soon to be held will be matured. 1t is ex
pected that such prominent mel of the craft
| as Peter Henderson. E. A. Coman, of the
Rural New Yorker, and Francis Brill, the
great cabbage-grower of Long Island, will
lecture before the institute.
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