St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-01
from his late residence, No. 423 Second
avenue south, this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
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The Northern Pacific Portland mail was an
our late yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to $612,-
1862
Mrs. Dr. Emery is confined to her home by
injuries received by falling.
Cora V. Stickney, 10 years of age, died at
her house, 40 Fifth street northeast yester-
day.
The owners of the Boston block have given
up he idea of getting the postotfice back
there.
L. P. Plummer post elects officers Thurs
day night, and Dudley P. Chase post Monday
night.
Seventeen new fire alarm boxes were re-
ceived yesterday and will be located next
week.
j.. P. Wallace has begun suit against DIR.
W. F. Nye to recover SO, 000 for alleged mall
treatment.
Maid of Honor" will be the matinee bill
and Fra Diavolo' the night bill for the
Ideals at the Grand to-day.
The CALIFORNIAN club celebrated st.
Andrews day by an entertainment and dance
at Curtiss' hall last evening.
Yesterday closed the filing of cases for the
December term. There are nearly 400 Of
them. about 500 less than last term.
+ The Grand was filed to the doors with en-
thLsiastic people last night at the presenta-
tation of Martha" by the Boston Ideals.
Bernt S. Walvi, a young man aged 25 years,
was yesterday arrested upon the charge of
bastardy, preferred by Christina Halmdey.
Rev. Clay Macauley addressed the Uni
versaIist Young Mems association at the
Church of the Redeemer on Robert Burns"
coroner's jury yesterday decided that
Andrew Nelson, killed by the cars Monday,
came to his death from his own careless
ness.
Mrs Partington'' is proving one of the
yet put on. The attendance is increasing
nightly.
The annual election of directors Of the
Exposition will take place to-day. In all
probability the eight retiring directors will
be reelected.
Ruby Belle Rodding forfeited her bail and
did not appear in the municipal court yester-
day to answer to the charge OF assault upon
Hattie Haskell.
The coroners jury in the case of Andrew
Nelson, the man killed by the cars yesterday,
returned verdict of death caused solely by
carelessness on the part Of deceased
Col. WOODS Athletic combination opens at
the Comique. Thursday evening, Dec. 2, for
two nights only. Tney play in conjunction
with the regular show there this week.
The funerals of Mrs. A. Malmsten and Mrs.
yesterday from the Baptist church, corner OF
Eighth street and Thirteenth avenue south.
The cases were dismissed yesterday against
E. H. Gage. Mrs. A L. Gage and "Budd'
Guion, charged with disOrderlf conduct at
No. 81 Nicollet avenue, Sunday morning.
While coming to Minneapolis on a Mime
apolis & St. Louis train yesterday morning,
Mrs. Thompson, of this city, gave birth to an
eleven-pound boy. Conductor Burleigh made
all parties comfortable.
A workingmans temperance society, which
does not conflict with any of the existing
soci cites or circles. will be organized Friday
at a meeting to be held at the Clark house.
Invitations have been issued to those who
may wish to join.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles Johnson and Amelia Olson, Charles
Bruhn and Anna Zoerb. James G. Tilton and
Lydia R. De Pur, Archie NJ. Crittenden and
Anna NJ. Wright, Charles D. Townsend and
Cora B. Church, Carl Peterson and Martha
Larson, NJ. o. Peterson and Christine Lar
son.
large number of Scandinavian citizens
started for visit to the old country last
night They will sail on the Iceland, of the
Tuingvalla line. The party consists of
Swedes, Danes and Norwegians. and will go
direct to Christana. Nels Nelson. the North
western passenger agent of the Thing valla
line, will have charge of the party and will
accompany them to the other side.