St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOsULEs.

One new case of diphtheria was reported
yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
| S635, 1854.
Rev. DIR. Sample is yet undecided whether
or not he will remove to New York.
Twenty-Five hundred copies of the Youth s
Companion are received at the Minneapolis
Office every week.
Fifty-four transfers were recorded in the
off ce of the register of deeds yesterday, ag-
gregating SIS, 76f.
J. E. Bell addressed the Universalist Young
Mems club on Elements of Business Sue
cess last evening.
E. J. Woolf will erect a handsome residence
on the corner of Blaisdell avenue and Twenty
fourth street in the spring.
The New York Casino company in their
latest success, "Erminie,' will be the attrac-
ton all next week at the Grand opera.
A crack in the gas main at the corner of
Washington and Nicollet avenues caused the
street to be torn up during the afternoon yes
terday.
The sale of seats for the Janauschek en-
gagement at the Grand the last three days of
this week will comm ence this morning at the
box Cfice.
George Smith, the proprietor of the Pence
opera house barber shop, will be tried in the
municipal court to-day for violating the Sun
day ordinance.
musical entertainment and oyster supper
will be given at the Oak Lake Fifth Presby-
terrain church by the Y. P. G. 7. club Friday
euening, Dec. II.
zyKate Williams, the proprietress of the
house on Fourth street raided by the police
Monday night, was sent to the workhouse for
thirty days. The inmates were fined $40
each.
W. II. Creighton, doing an auction business
at % Washington avenue south under the
name of Creighton s. Co., made an assign
ment yesterday to William Rood. The liabil-
tiles are small.
Representatives Of the various city
churches meet at the residence of Mrs J. NJ
Robinson, 603 Seventh street south, this after
noon, to prepare for the annual Christmas
dinner to the poor.
Big Hannah is still drawing crowded houses
at the museum, Notwithstanding the weather
and the counter attractions. No one should
miss seeing Big Hannah. Impressario Weadon
says If the crowds continue to come they will
put tent in the rear of the building.
permit was taken out yesterday by the
S. C. Hall Lumber company and Col. James
Goodnow to rebuild the saw mill on the site
of the one belonging to COL Goodnow, which
was destroyed by fire last spring. There will
be blacksmith and n carpenter shop adj
joining, and the whole will cost about ST. 900.
Work will be begun as soon as possible.
In speaking of the sale of the poor far m,
County Auditor MCDONALD announces himself
as satisfied that the county commissioners
have done wise thing. In regard to the
price, he says: ''Of course there are some
knowing ones who will howl, why didn't you
sell it for $500 an acre when it was worth it?'
If it was, why DIDN'T they bid? The notice
was printed"
The marriage of Lewellyn Croft and NJ iss
Mamie Balch, daughter Of Fl. F. Balch, was
solemnized at the brides home, No. POOL
Second avenue south, last evening. The
ceremony was very private, only the families
of the contracting parties and few of the
brides most intimate friends witnessing it.
reception followed, for which over 600 invita-
lions had been issued.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Myron E. TALBOT and Gerre Copper Charles
L. Holt and Ellen Peterson, Frank Nilsson and
Martha Thompson, Charles A. Snow and Clara
b. Lahuis, Ernest K. Gaylord and Clara l..
Weld, Horace A. Weld and Lille A. McDon-
aid, Andrew Brooks and May Johnston, Ole
Anderson and Karen M. Johnson, NJ. H. Miner
| and E. B. Stewart, Emmett B. Wells and
Lettha Eastman.
The occupants of the dive in the rear of
| 1928 Fourth street south, who were pulled nv
| the police Monday night, were yesterday ar
raigned in the municipal court upon charge
| of freQuenting a house of assignatio
| Charles Rogers was fined 500, Joseph Thomn.
| son $40, Hattie Wheeler and Kittie Williams