St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-22
reverend gentleman who owns block full of
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Rev. ]. B. StarkeY left for the East last
night.
Two new cases of diphtheria were reported
yesterday.
S. NJ. Williams was thrown from his cutter
Monday evening and had his collar bone
broken.
There will be private exhibition to-day of
the work done by the pupils of the Minneap-
oils art school.
Friday the children attending the dime
museum will be presented with box OF
French bon bons.
Detective Lawrence last evening arrested a
man having in his possession fine fur coat
which he could not account for.
Owing to the absence of Attorney j. w.
Lawrence the further hearing in the Snider-
Gross contest case was postponed until to-
day.
T. B. Gove's barn was broken into Monday
night and horse stolen. The animal was
yesterday recovered and the thief was ar
rested by Officer Grafton.
Postmaster Ankeny has placed a weighing
clerk in the lobby of the pOstoflice, who
weighs ali packages so that the exact amount
of postage necessary can be prepaid.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Porter
Steam Heating company is called for JAN
q q. n. for the election of directors to sue
coed the present board, whose term expires
on that day.
''Erminie,'' at the Grand opera house. was
attended by a much larger audience last
evening than on Monday, the opening night.
A matinee this afi eruOon and Il performance
this evening close the engagement.
The increase of the capital stock of the Ex-
position 10 $3.50, coo must be sanctioned by the
stockholders and accordingly meeting has
been called for JAN II, 1881 to sanction the
increase. All OF the original stockholders
will be entitled 20 vote.
A horse attached to q wagon belonging to
the Goodyear Rubber company, YESTERDAY,
ran away Oh First street south and was cap
tured by Officer COrcoran at the corner or
Nicolet avenue. Tue horse cut itself badly
II the side on its mad run.
The following resolution was adopted by
the Carpenters union Monday evening:
Resolved. That We the brothers of Union
81 of the B. uf C. and J. OF A, do sincerely
sympathize with Brother Fred Polk in his
present bereavement in the loss of his wife
and Onl. child.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Peter Olson and Lena Hendricks, Charles ".
Brown and Josephine Beveridge, Joseph 4.
Hickson and Anna L. Campbell, Albert
Fisher and Harriet E. Davis, Axel johnson
and Johanna Ne.son, John SteOning and In
geborg HoIlestein.
The meeting OF citizens Of the Third ward.
held Saturday night, authorized the chairman
to appoint committee OF seven to arrange
for : mass meeting on the question OF rail-
road crossings. The chairman appointed the
following: Anthony Kelly, j. B. Price, John
w. Anderson, Charles P. Lowell, George L..
| Baker, George N. Turner and j. o. Weld.
very promising Christmas entertainment
is under arrangement bS the local socialists,
TO be held in Martins hall next Saturday
night. \ good programme is prepared. which
will finish with Il general soca hop. AT the
meeting yesterday evening or the central
! committee Of the Socialistc Labor party all
! business perta' ming to the coming grand les
| tival, Christmas night, was transacted.