St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
S692, 1874. 90.
In the district court yesterday a special
venier for twenty-five jurors was issued.
The comedy, Tourist in Pullman Cal"
attracted large audiences at the Dime museum
last night
The lecture of Bishop Knickerbocker. to
have been given at Gethsemane church, has
been postponed.
The Republicans were paying 10 cents
apiece for newsboys to carry torches in their
procession last night.
T. S. Mcdonald has gone to Blue Earth,
where on Thursday evening he will institute
a lodge of Knights of Pythias.
Prof Folwell lectures Mt the Church of the
Redeemer tonight on ''Tbe Dismal Science,
or q Study in Political Economy"
In the probate court yesterday the contest
over the will of the late Eliza Ambrose, who
left an estate valued at about $1,000, was
partially heard.
The awards made for land in Excelsior
taken by the motor company have been deemed
too high by the company, and the matter has
been appealed to the district court.
r. Mcdonnell, of Chicago, will deliver
an illustrated lecture on temperance, next
Thursday evening, at Catholic Association
hall. under the auspices of the Crusaders.
G. ID. Thomas, of this city, and Miss Selah
Race, of Decatur, ILL.,, were united in m ar
parents. The wedding was a brilliant one.
Col. Alexander Hogeland gave an interest
ing talk on boys and Girls of One Hundred
Cities" at the Baptist church, last evening.
He was greeted by large and enthusiastic
audience.
In the Ring & Exposition case,
before Judge Lochreu, all the testimony was
finished Yesterday, and the closing arguments
made. The judges charge will be made this
morning.
The Minneapolis central com mittee of the
National Labor party meets tonight with
Evert Nymanover, 70 arrange for Scandina-
Wan mass meeting at Stockholm hall Friday
or Saturday.
"a Bunch of Keys was presented to
large audience last evening. The characters
were all well taken, and the play was well re-
ceived Same bill tomorrow and Wednesday
nights. with Wednesday matinee.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Peter Anderson and Emma Peterson; w. H.
Barber and May a. Munger; Joseph Sturgeon
and Mary Coulander; August Staalts and
Tida Lask; n. jackson and Jennie Son
neson.
Articles incorporating the Ashland Iron and
Steel company were filed in the Office Of the
register OF deeds yesterday by w. w. East
man, James E. York. Il. B. Langdon, Alonzo Fl.
Lnton,J. H. CLARK, Cavour.S. Langdon, Horace
C. Henry and w. j. Van Dyke. The capital
stock is placed at S20O,UO0. DIVIDED INTO SHARES
of 500 each. The principal offices Of the
new company are to be in Minneapolis.
No general meeting of the National
Woman's Christian Temperance union was
held yesterday. the time being devoted to re-
ceiving delegates and guests. To-day,
Wednesday and Thursday will be devoted to
committee meetings. Miss z. Willard, niece
of Miss Frances E. Willard, is in the city, and
will remain here during the convention. The
president of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance union of Canada, Mrs. Letitia YOU
mans, arrived yesterday.
Nevada of the Lost Mine," was first pre-
sented at the Pence opera house Sunday
evening, before an audience that packed the
house in every part There was another
large and delighted audience present last
evening, and the play received favor from
those present, judging from the applause.
Nevada is essentially Western play of the
most pronounced type, all the scenes being
laid in gold miners camp, illustrating camp
scenes, sprinkling of love making, etc. The
piece is very nicely mounted, and creditaby
enacted by the several members of the COM
pany. The same bill this evening, Wednesday
matinee and evening. 1.-THE Drunkard'' is to
follow for the balance of the week.