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

H. N. Murphy was admitted TO the bar yes
terday.
Gouhlding's dancing academy opened at 2t
and % Washington avenue south.
The Milwaukee Gun club left last evening
for Traverse, where ten days will be spent.
The Sons of Temperance meet Monday night
at the rooms of the Murphy club, 220 Henne-
pin avenue.
An Eastern capitalist has purchased the
Jumbo saloon property on Washington ave-
nue. south.
Rev. T. G. Field will address the White
Cross society at the w. G. L. U. rooms, 22C
Hennepin avenue, today at p. m.
Frank j. Maxwell, of Excelsior, was granted
a divorce from Sarah J. Maxwell, in the dis
trict court yesterday. The charge was deser.
ton.
Tuesday evening the sixth annual ball OF
Northwestern Lodge, No. So, Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen, will be held at the Ca
Sino.
S191, 90; Tor the week, So, 1876, $50 II. This
is the largest weekly total III the history of
the city.
The funeral Of William Shearan, who died
Friday, will take place Sunday at 2 O'Clock
p. M, from the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception.
Rev. A. MADDEN, Of the Hyndale Congrega-
tional church, will address the Reform club
at the corner of Washington avenue and Sec
ond street south at p. m. to-day
Joseph RCech, employed at the Cataract
market on Washington avenue south, Twas yes
terday found dead in his bed ut SIT Sixth
street south. Heart disease was the cause.
At the meeting of the associated charities
Secretary Holt yesterday gave an account of
expenditures and receipts, showing that $500
IS needed to clear the association of indebted
ness.
In the district court yesterday the case
against Lemuel N. Shepard, indicted for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses, came
I'D for hearing and was continued over the
term.
At the Casino last night the farewell COM
plmentary benefit concert was rendered the
Mexican band. The audience was much the
largest it has yet had and the music rendered
was simply exquisite.
Judge Lars NJ. Rand returned from the First
district last night. In reply to question he
said: Everything in Southern Minnesota
looks beautiful for Ames. He will run far
ahead of his ticket down there
Nick Delvoe was yesterday arraigned in the
municipal court for an assault upon the per-
son OF Jennie Phillips, an account of which
was given in Fridays GLOBE. He was bound
over to the municipal court in the sum of
$500.
of West Minneapolis, will celebrate their
third anniversary at Turner hall this evening.
A special programme of exercises and music
by the DAM orchestra will comprise the at
fractions.
One of the saddest deaths that has ever oc-
Cured in the city is that of the wife of Capt.
Charles G. Horton, of the fire department,
who died yesterday. Wednesday was the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage, and
host of presents were received, but the
bride was unable to even look at them.
The ninth anniversary of the North Star
Labor club is to come off at the Leland rink
on Tuesday evening, Oct. IL. A large attend
ance is anticipated, especially as the proceeds
are to go to the building fund. As the organ
ization is one of the oldest in the city, and
never having given social party heretofore,
the boys are ant icipating gala time. Good
music has been secured.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Martin j. johnson and Matte Mortenson: J.
L. Ives and Emma ]. Peel: Michael Curry and
Mary Weisman; Louis III. Kampff and Mary
Mergen: Alfred Swanson and Tilda Carlson
Charles Ostberg and Annie Gustelino; SOreD
Berk and Christiana Hendrickson; Andrew
Dahlberg and Emma A. Addison; A. P. An.
derson and Emily Youngmark; M. Sunnes
and Annie LeweS; George W. Given and
Helena Peterson.
Yesterday before Judge Young was heard
! the divorce case of Sherman HolbrOok against
Sarah Hobrook, and divorce granted. Mr.
| and Mrs. HolbrOok were married in Water.
| town, n. Y, Jan. IL, 1858. In his complaint
| Mr. HolbroOk alleged that in February 1888
| his wife became intimate with one Arthur
| Crossett, and by reason of such intimacy bore
child. Mr. Holbrook left his wife then an6
! has not seen her since.
Grand Chancellor T. s. Mcdonald, Grand
Vice Chancellor G. H. Tasker, of Anosa
Grand Prelate Walt w. Partridge, of Moor
| head. Grand Master of Exchequer H. o. Pc
terson and Grand Trustee H. M. Martin, Of
! North Star Division No. l, uniform rank, ant
! a number of other knights will leave on the
1880 train Tuesday for Saltwater, where the