St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-28
MINN POLLS LOBUL ES.

Two new cases Of diphtheria were reported
YESTERDAY.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$569, Gil. 81.
Henry B. Allen and wife yesterday filed
plat of Falkland addition.
George w. Jackson was yesterday COM
mitted to the insane asylum.
]. H. Thompson is building $4,000 resi-
dence on Fifteenth street north.
Col. Alexander Hogeland lectured at the
Fourth Baptist church last night
The act OF Musical Dale at the Dime
museum is proving the feature Of the enter
talument.
Murphy and Broughton. who were inju red
while at work on the Exposition building,
will sue for So, 600 damages each.
An important meeting of the South Mime
apolis branch of the land league will be held
at Martins hall tomorrow evening.
The examination of w. n. Lyons, the real
estate dealer. charged with the embezzling of
$500, was continued to Friday in the municipal
court yesterday.
In the district court yesterday decision
was filed granting Charlotte Lowe divorce
from William Lowe, and giving her the GUS
tody of the infant child.
The first of the series of dances to be given
by the L. P. Plummer post, at Ill Nicollet
avenue, will be given tonight. Dances will
be given every two weeks all winter.
The case of Delephine G. Stocking against
the city to recover the land upon which the
engine house on Washington avenue south
stands, begun Monday in the district court,
will probably be concluded to-day.
W. H. Todd and John D. Chapman, of St.
Stephens, Can, have purchased of Howe
Paege and others 800 acres of land bordering
on Lake Minnetonka. The purchasers are
plating and improving the property.
c. NC. Reeve, manager Of the Hardwood
Storage company, yesterday signed the con-
tract to pay fifteen cents, and the men go
back to work to-day. All coopers, journey
men and co-operatiyes are now back at
work.
An adjourned meeting of the newly organ
lied Youths Home and Employment associa-
ton will be held at Centenary M. E. church
this afternoon (Oct. 29), at $3.50. All inter-
ested i'm this movement are urgently requested
to be present.
The Dudley P. Chase G.. A. R. fair. at the
hall, No. 2 Nicollet Island, was attended by
large crowd last night. and general good
time was had. Col. Chase Is still ahead on
the silver SET The fair will continue until
Saturday night.
The case of the Frost's Detroit Lumber and
Wooden Ware works against the Millers' and
Manufacturers Insurance company to re-
cover $4,000 insurance money was commenced
in Judge Rea's court yesterday. The insur-
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Alden II. Noyes and Josephine Eastman, o.
A. Graneg aud Mary Hoyer, r. W. Wright
and Theresa S. Smerker, Charles Potter and
Hannah Foster, Michael r. Feeney and Della
Brady. Conrad f. A. Walter and Augusta
Rutzke.
Articles incorporating the Cogger & Hamlin
Manufacturing company were filed in the
Office of the register of deeds yesterday by
William B. Cogger, Fl. A. Hamlin and o. a.
Stoneman. The capital stock is placed at
S50,000 divided into shares of $50 each.
Billy o. Brien, who was arrested Tuesday
night upon the charge of threatening to shoot
Patsy Cardiff. the pugilist, yesterday appeared
in the municipal court. Cardiff explained
that OBrien had promised to drop hostilities
and asked for a dismissal of the case, which
was granted.
The Minneapolis Central committee Of the
National Labor party met last Tuesday even
ing with Evert Nymanover. The rece ption
of DIR. Aveling, the English lecturer on social
ism, was the main transaction of the evening.
Dr. Aveling has promised to be here the 18th
of next month.
The three divisions of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians met last night and unani-
mously voted to attend the reception to
Michael Davitt. They will meet at Window
hall at $50 p. In. Sunday, in full regalla. and
join there several other Irish societies.
Thomas ]. Kelly was elected assistant mar
shall.
Miss Mary Hanley and James Howard ere
married at the st. Anthony of Padua church
yesterday morning in the presence of large
audience. In the evening the young couple
were rendered reception at the residence of
Capt. Nj. Hoy, on the corner of Seventh avenue
and Main street. Mr.. Howard is a member
of the Minneapolis police force, and is we'll
known throughout the city.
Portland (Me.) Transcript; The mayor of
Minneapolis has issued proclamation calling
on the striking switchmen and their employ
ers to choose arbitrator, and until the de-
cision is given the former relations of the
parties shall continue. 1t is a laudible effort
of the mayors, butts suggestive of the Pope's
hail AGAINST the comet