St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLORULES.

week.
Three case Of diphtheria were reported
| yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted Il
| S743, S57.42.
Thus far during the present month there
| have been l43 deaths.
The organ of the First Baptiat church is be
! ing placed in position.
J. II. Elliott addresses the Y. N. G. A. a
| Eau Claire tomorrow night.
DIR. Sample has not yet decided whether Of
not he will go to New York.
George H. Rust has disposed of his interest
in the Rust Milling company for $4,000.
The remains of Edward H. Peet who dice
Thanksgiving day, will be buried at Brooklyn
The council committee on bridges yester
| day failed TO get quorum, and adjourned tc
| Wednesday.
1.-The Little Tycoon" will be presented at a
matinee this afternoon and for the last time
this evening.
A Gospel temperance meeting was held last
evening by the Central W. c. T. U. at 220 Hen
nepin avenue.
The Hastings & Dakota mail train was four
hours late Yesterday mo- ming. All other
mails were on time.
The old case of Conway Hodsdon against
Ebenezer Hodsdon was partially tried before
Judge Lochreu yesterday morning.
Every lady occupying reserved seat at
1.-THE Little Tycoon matinee this afternoon
will receive japanese souvenir.
Levi Butler post, the last of the local G. A.
L. organizations, is to have a day at the
Battle Of Atlanta panorama to-day.
In the district court Addie S. Richie has
brought suit against Sylvester G. Mathews to
quit title to lot s. block Z, Wilbers Second ad-
dition.
A well executed portrait of Mrs. Beyyeh, Of
hrz
artist, is on exhibition at the art rooms of H.
Jay Smith.
The sale of seats for the Boston Ideals at
the Grand opera house opened yesterd ay
morning. The sales were large and doubtless
will be to-day.
Woolf g. Mccormack are figuring upon
plans for six-story store building to be
built by Williams Bros. on Third avenue
north. near Third street.
Mr.. NJ. L. Quinn will deliver a lecture to
the Musical association Of Gethsema ne
church this evening. Subject: "Haydn and
the Structure of the S mphony."
Detective Mullin yesterday arrested
Charles Harris, well-known sneak-thiei,
whom be fonnd in the act of stealing an over
coat from in front of a clothing store
The art class will meet this Saturday even
ing at the residence of George H. Christian
Fourth avenue and Eighth street south, at
1:30 o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Macaulay will pre-
side
In the case of Joseph S. Woodward ct al.
against Annanias Hill ct al, to annul a
deed to lot 4, block 8, Motor Line addition,
Judge Young filed a decision yesterday in
favor of the plaintiff.
Ambrose l.. Lennon has begun a contest
suit against Joseph H. Gilmore. Mr.. Lennon
claims that he was duly elected county COM
missioner. and alleges that the judges did not
attend to their business.
Henry r. Higgins yesterday filed O plat of
Dunsmoor's Fourth addition to MINNEAPOLIS
The land lies between Portland and Chicago
avenues adjoining East Forty-ninth street
There are siXty-four lots in it,
Mr.. Joseph II. Keane, who has been so long
identified with the role of Mrs Partington,
has been engaged to present this piece at the
dime museum next week. Mr.. Keane comes
supported by his own company.
Mary Scanlon has commenced an action
against John Scanlon, alleging desertion.
The parties were married at Chester. Eng in
1854, and lived together until Sept. l. 1888,
when Mr.. Scanlon left for parts unknown
The management of 1.-THE Little Tycoon"
has extended general invitation to mem
bers Of the Press club to attend to-night's
performance. Members mas obtain seats by
inQuiring at the office of any Of the four
daily papers.
Marriage licenses: John Swanstrom and
Emma VI. Lostrom, John Engstrom and Nettie
johnson, Adolph r. Steinke and Pauline
Borendes, Peter Bolstad and Christi Fosten-
son, A. ]. Smith and Josephine Mayfeld,
Charles e. Fulton and Jennie Macy.
At the meeting of the Law club tonight
moot case will be tried involving a question
of mercantile contract. Mr.. H. j. Rich ard
son and o. A. Byers will appear for plaintiff
and J. D. Sweitzer and L. A. Simpson for de-
PENDANT. Mr.. F. B. Snyder, the judge, will
also act as quiz master.
James Dwyer. Az years of age, wearing a
black fur cap, high boots and dark grey over
coat, left home on Tuesday and has not been
seen since. 1t is feared that he is dersnged.
aud any information as to his whereabouts
should be reported to police headquarters. rs
In the case of Nathalie Turgeon against the
Pioneer Press company, to recover damages
for alleged libel in connection with the
Vaudry church trial at Brainerd some time
ago, motion was made for change of venue
to Crow Wing, on the ground that it will be
more convenient for the witnesses.
While driving down Nicoilet yesterday. the
cutter containing Edward j. Davenport and
his father was overturned, throwing the oc-
cupants into the street. The horse then pro-
ceeded to go home, where he arrived in q few
moments In a somewhat battered condition
Neither Dir. Davenport nor his father was IN
jured seriously.
The sister of James Buckley, the young
HdH MnoSo uedu UOuy was taken from st.
Barnabas hospital and mangled by medical
students some time ago, is still in the CITY
She has retained counsel, aud the indications
are that all the persons who had hand in the
business will have an opportunity of explain
ing it to the grand jury. which meets Dec. Z.
A meeting of the directors of the German
American bank was held last night to con.
slider the matter of filling the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death Of J. c. Miller The
books were examined and a trial balance
found everything in perfect condition. The
board adjourned until this evening without
action in regard to the succession.
Yesterday afternoon Utley Hare the dealer
in steam heating goods, at 256 Second avenue
south, made an assignment to @. W. Dawson.
The inventory places the value of the stock
at 81, 500, but it will not figure up more than
500. The 81, 100 worth of standing accounts
will probably realize about SI0O. The labiH-
ties are a little over $4,000. The main cred
itors are in this city.
The young man who ATTEMPTED to stab him
self in Lally Bros. saloon Thursday after
noon, and who subsequently tried to kin
himself by buttipg his head against the sides
Of the cell in which he was confined at the
lookup, was yesterday morning released upon
appearing to have recovered his reason He
gives his name as Frank Baker, and says he
is an engraver by trade.
Col. Hogeland, the newsboys' friend. has
accepted an invitation to give one of his
popular lectures at the Central Baptist
church next Sunday evening. His subject
zens generally are cordially invited to attend.
The colonel will speak at the Vine Cougrera-
tional church, Twenty-fourth avenue south