St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-15
additional Minneapolis News o
Eighth PAGE.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The ST. Anthony elevator at prospect PARK
will be completed and in running order in
about week.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$751;, 377 .06.
A society to be known as the Improved
Order of Red Men will be organized in Mime
apolis
Mounted Officer Weston was thrown from a
buggy yesterday and had his right arm
sprained.
The funeral of J. G.. Lannon, who died
Wednesday of pneumonia, was held yester-
day afternoon.
1.-The Tourists by John W. Byrmer, will
be presented during the coming week at the
dime museum.
The st. Paurs Parish Literary society will
meet Friday evenings in the guild room, on
Hennepin avenue.
The case of Ring & Tobin against the Ex-
position will probably be concluded in the
district court to-day.
Ole Smiley while at work at Hall & Ducey's
sawmill yesterday, had his right arm crushed
by lumber falling on it,
George Payettee secured a verdict Of $3.50
in his Islander suit against J. W. Day, who
called him a liar and thief
At the Casino tonight the Mexican band
gives concert for the benefit of the widow
of the late leader, Senior Macias.
A young fellow nameu Elmer Decker was
arrested yesterday by officer Bradigan upon
the charge OF stealing harness from George
Manu-.
Adaniran ]. Wright. formerly in business
at 405 PlymOu tn avenue, has made an assign
ment to George R. Robinson. The liabilities
are small.
William Lawrence and J. R. Purchase, of
this city, have been elected president and
secretary Of the National Laundrymen's
association.
A personal in the Evening Journal states
that "a young lady of 95 years" would like to
make the acquaintance of a nice gentleman,
etc. Here's chance for Elder Stewart.
A reporter for morning Republican sheet
has evidently concluded that Ames' election
is foregone conclusion. as he was out inter-
viewing Democrats as to their choice for
mayor in case he resigns the office.
The BLACK Crook continues to draw good
houses at the Grand opera house. and will be
presented this and tomorrow evening. The
trick scenery is q marvel of stage mechanism
and grows better each year.
Kate Emery has begun an action for d.
vorce against Charles Emery, alleging deser-
ton and failure TO support The parties
were married at Perham, this state, in 1881.
Mrs Emery wants 10 resume her maiden
name, Kate jenkins.
Following are the new officers Of the New
York association: W. H. Eustis, president;
j. Merritt, first vice president; F. f. Davis,
second vice president: Charles P. Preston,
secretary; E. c. Brown, treasurer; Mrs.
Landers, Mrs. Peake, ]. w. Fields, c. C. Cur
tiss and C. E. Preston, entertainment COM
mittee-
There was large audience present at the
Scandinavian fair at Harmonic hall last even
ing. The voting for the various candidates
was lively. The contest between Miss NJ.
Illstrup and Miss Laura Ojestrup for q hand
some diamond ring opened about o'clock,
both lo6i a 10 ro nh
Der of votes.
In the district court Hermina CoOmbs filed
a petition asking that her husband, James E.
Coombs, who deserted her in 1885, after being
married less than year, be debarred from
any right or title to certain real estate, which
the complainant states belonged to her before
she married Mr.. CoOmbs.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Joseph E. Libby and Minnie A. Gould; Otto
Benson and Annie L. Johnson; N. q. Mayu
and Mary Rhuart; Charles Hill and Cassie
G. NickIle; Archibald Donald and Kate Con-
nell; Charles II. Olson and Mathilda East
berg; Nels Larson and Hannah Nelson; Frank
GOnyea and Levina Lydick; A. j. Bergstrom
and Anna NJ. Olson.
At II Fourth street south last evening,
meeting of the Mechanics Institute was held,
when J. II, Kerrick read an Interesting paper
on woodworking machinery. The subject of
organizing a school for mechanical drawing,
under the auspices OF the Institute, was us
cussed at some length, but no definite conclu
sion arrived at The sentiment was strongly
in favor of such an organization, and it is
probable that at future meeting the plan
will assume tangible shape.
There was large attendance at the annual
meeting of the Minneapolis chamber of COM
merce yesterday. Reports from the presi-
dent secretary and treasurer were read and
passed upon, and the following standing
committees were announced DY the DreSi-
dent: Membership, A. D. milford, o. P.
Carter o. w. Kuch, George B. Kimbride and
W. NJ. Yerxa; auditing, c. NJ. Harrington, J.
H. Marlin and Samuel Morse: building and
repairs, James Marshall, S. S. SlintOn and T.
W, Commons.