St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


Yesterdays bank clearings were sl7s,-
00S.l5.
"Maid Of Honor" will be the Ideals bill
tonight.
The Lurline boat club meets this evening at
the West hotel.
Clerks of the water department are at work
on the $500 water rent bills.
Patsy Cardiff and John Donaldson win spar
at the Comique this evening.
The Academy OF Natural Sciences should
attract better audiences to its excellent meet
ings.
A. L. Keelan yesterday made an assign
ment TO George McNair for the benefit of
creditors.
Col. Hans Mattson delivered an interesting
lecture on India at the Westminster church
last night.
Brita Kuddal was yesterday committed to
the insane asylum ut Rochester by the pro-
bate court.
An appraisment of the estate of the Hefty
minors OF S23,5OO was yesterday fled in the
probate court.
Henry Temply and Frank Zehen were
fined IS each yesterday for disorderly con-
duct. 1t was the result of the election.
"Humpty Dumpty'' is still drawing large
houses 1T the museum. strange novelty,
the Guyasticutus, will be the attraction next
week.
The Harmonic society, assisted by Joseph
Benedict OF Milwaukee, will give a compl-
mentary benefit concert 10 Prof. Richard
Stempf on Sunday evening.
Z. Slingham is under arrest on a charge of
stealing mitre dox from a shop. The box
is valued at IS and the examination has been
set for the 18th.
E. R. Anders of Cook county, Illinois, ana
Loretta E. Thompson, George Reminger and
Mary Ulrich, Cortland; V. X. Doolittle,
Becker county. and Hattie NJ. Merrill, yes
terday obtained marriage licenses.
A conference was held yesterday between
J. Il. James, manager, and the attorneys for
the discharged bottle works employees AS Il
result, the former agreed 10 pay the men in
full and cancel al contracts. The men are
are willing 10 return TO work at once.
Articles were yesterday filed with the reg
lister OF deeds Incorporating the st. Anthony
Elevator company, with a capital stock OF
$500, 900 and a limit of liability OF one-half
that amount. The incorporatOrs compose the
first board of directors and are: Frank II.
Peavey, John Crosby, William III. Dunwoody,
Charles J. Martin and Theodore b. Casey.
The commissioners on opening and straight
ening streets had two meetings yesterday,
and took testimony on damages resulting
| from the opening or an alley from Twelfth to
Thirteenth streets, between Hennepin and
! Hawthorne avenues, and the widening of
Twentieth avenue from Tyndale avenue to
Thirteenth street.
At the meeting of the Mechanics club last
evening it was decided TO incorporate the
/ same as the Mechanics institute, enlarging
| its scope so as TO permit of the establishment
OF schools of science and design. Z. Z.
Douglass and ]. R. Moore were elected mem
bers. At the next meeting to be held April
| % the articles OF incorporation will be
| adopted and other important business trans
acted.
At meeting OF Park Avenue Improvement
CDR zsHow-
mittee on pavement reported In favor OF as
phalt or macadam pavements, but unless
| sewerage could be put in at once there was
danger OF breaking. The committee was in-
strucred to urge the matter before the coun-
| Gil. Stone was proposed for sidewalks. A
petition for better street lighting was pre-
| pared. Pavements will be discussed next
! Wednesday evening at the Park avenue
| church.
Fred C. Pillsbury is quoted as saying he re-
| CARDS the soda motor as q perfect success:
Says he: IL believe It will reyolutionize the
street car system OF the whole
country. II it is what the tests in
dictate, and what believe 1t to be, it will do
away with the use of locomotives on all short
/ lines like those between Minneapolis and st.
Paul, where the trains travel inside of city
limits all the way, and are a terrible nuisance
| with their smoke, noise and dirt. Think the
men who have bought the patent for this
country have a veritable bonanza"
Former residents of the Queen city have
organized the Cincinnati club at a meeting at
L. S. Bufhngton's. A preliminary meeting
had been held week lefore, when a COM
| mittee was appointed TO draft bylaws, which
reported last night. Ohioers for the ensuing
year were elected, as follows: President,
Capt. J. G. Reno; vice president, Frank b.
| Semple; treasurer, L s. Bufington; secre-
tary, +. II. Warden; executive committee,
| William H Tice, A. b. Merriam, A. Z. Clover,
G. II. Clemmer. G. w. Craw ford est. Paul..
The nature Of theI club is social, with the
purpose of fostering pleasant Associations of
| the "Paris of America" The secretary
(postofice box rl02O win be pleased TO re
ceive the names OF all former Cincin-
natians now resident in Minneapolis and ST.
Paul
The Theta Phi fraternity OF the university
| OF Minnesota held its annual banquet on
Wednesday evening at the West hotel. There
were present the following: Prof. ]. C..
Hutchinson, Prof. John Clark, Prof. Mach
trieh. Prof. PEBBLES. Frank Healey. c. J.