St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRULEs.

This is G. G. Washburn post day at the war
panorama Battle of Atlanta.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$72l.546. 80; for the week. 81, s61, 312.O7.
The public elevators at Minneapolis, St.
Paul and Duluth contain 1871, 09l bushels OF
wheat
Col. Hogeland will give an illustrated lee
ture at the First Baptist church on Sunday
evening.
The Duluth Lumber company's mill is to be
removed to Minneapolis. Capacity, 200 600
feet per day.
Tin Soldier will conclude its engagement
at the Grand to-day-giving the usual mat.
inee at p. m.
The postoffice will be closed from 10 TO l
O'Clock Monday, during the funeral of the late
President Arthur.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday t o
William Hynes and Jane Demery; John Tur-
asck and Annie Mociske
Mrs. Eta Lyen yesterday took out permit
for five two-story buildings at 415, AS and
420 James avenue north.
The South Side Choral society gave an in
tereSting entertainment at the corner of
Nicollet and Third street, Morgan hall, last
night.
The Hoor family, the famous Satelle
comedy company and other attractions too
numerous to mention are underlined at the
dime museum.
1.-The Little Tycoon" next weeks attraction
at the Grand, promises to be one of the best
OF the early season, Seats will go on sale this
morning, and rush is anticipated
Charlie Hughes, the ICON" man, was given
q choice of leaving town or of going to TIE
workhouse, in the municipal court yesterday,
and chose the former alternative.
Adelbert Higgins has brought suit in the
district court against John Werthman, Kath-
arina Werthman and others, to quiet title to
lot Is. black 2, Harvester addition.
A large turnout OF pewsbOys at Mrs. Faff's
last night was addressed by Mrs. Van Cleve,
Mrs. Farr, DR.. Pillsbury and Col. Hogeland
The boys were attentive and well behaved.
The case of Charles E. Wales against the
New York Bowery Fire Insurance company,
to recover the value of a lot of wood burned
at Armstrong station, was begun before Judge
Lochren yesterday.
The cowboy pianist A. D. Babel, returns at
the Seventh street dime museum next week
for farewell engagement. The attraction
on the lower stage will be the whimsical
farce, Irish Justice"
The case of Christ Hanson against the Min
neapolis & St. Louis Railway company, to re-
cover S25, goo damages for the loss of leg by
an accident on the railroad, was still on trial
before Judge Rea yesterday.
1t will be Monday before the canal is suffi-
ciently cleared up to allow the mills full
head of water. In the meantime, those mills
having steam are using it. The break in
the bonn is row being repaired.
Louis A. Reed, OF the law firm of Russell.
Emery & Reed, Temple court, will lecture
under the auspices Of, the Minneapolis Law
club to night, at 1880, in the municipal court
room. Admission is free. and all attorneys
and law students are cordially invited.
Mrs. Serena Tollefsen and O. E Brecke
were united in marriage Thursday evening at
the church of Our Saviour, b. the Rev. o. +.
Waugsnes. The wedding presents W ere num-
erous and costly. Mir. and Mrs. Brecke are
now at home at No. 81 Royalston avenue.
Articles Incorporating the Minnesota Trans
fer Dressed Neat company were filed in the
Office of the register of deeds yesterday. by
James Mcmillan, Joseph F. Radcliffe and Au
gust G. Gebbardt. The capital stock is $50.
0OO The company will begin business Dec. /,
1856, and will continue thirty years.
at Gethsemane Episcopal church, corner
Fourth avenue south and Ninth street. Rev.
A. r. Graves, rector; holy communion at
s: 80 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at III
a. M, Sunday school at 8 p m: Popular
service of song and sermon at D. N. Full
choral service and sermon at 1880 D. M
Miss Margaret Buckley, sister of the late
John Buckley, wishes to return thanks to
Joseph P Ailaire, I. Connolly, John DAWN.
John Lee and others, who kindly assisted her
brother during his sickness and saw that his
remains were sent to his sorrowing relatives
at GAINESVILLE. Wis. Miss Buckley is now in
the city, for the purpose of instituting an ac-
tion against the st. Barnabas hospital and the
Minnesota hospital college, to recover dam
brother.