St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-12
war to include the result in his report, and
we may get the appropriation this winter.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted tc
$685., 617.59.
The homeopathic fair will open next We'd
nesday evening and continue until Satur
day.
William White is the new president of the
| Minnesota Barrel company, in place of j. w
Cline.
has raised its capital stock from 100000 to
| S510,UO0.
Harlan P. Roberts delivered an interesting
lecture at the Second Congregational church
last evening.
A paper on Combustion" was read by
George c. Andrews before the Mechanics
institute last evening.
The criminal business of the municipal
court was confined solely to the disposition
of dozen plain DRINKS.
la the district court yesterday Henry
/ Brown was granted u divorce from Ann
| Brown, on the ground of desertion.
James Goodwin will rebuild his sawmill
just north of the Omaha tracks. where he has
leased eleven acres for thirteen years.
The litigation Involving the title to Silver
! Lake and Oakland was brought up again In
| the district court before Judge Young yester-
day. Nothing special was done.
Jennie Bridgely, domestic employed in the
family of a Mrs. Noddin, at rs Seventh street
south was yesterday arrested for stealing a
cloak and other wearing apparel.
Before Judge Rea yesterday was COM
menced the suit OF Michael PIerro against the
st. Paul Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany ct al. to recover damages for trespass.
The Cooperative Mercantile company has
| elected the following officers: Nj. j. Gill.
president; George Clemett secretary; Frank
| Gayacl, treasurer. G. j. Matt was elected a
director.
Officer Monso last evening arrested a man
r.vk,r hoe
volumes from the Masonic library. The com-
mission of Maj. George A. Camp was found
in one of the books.
The case of Hiram C. Truesdale against
Thomas w. Wilson, the banker, to recover
sS55, alleged to be due for negotiating the
sale of certain mortgages, was tried before
| Judge Rea esterday.
The German Eintracht, Grove No. II. V. A.
Q. D., installed its officers last evening for
the ensuing year as follows: f. Friedrich,
n. A; F. Wartz, V. A; Frank Budsda, re-
cording secretary; J. W. Dreger, financial
| secretary; Charles eau, treasurer.
The Edison Electric Light company yester-
day submitted to the council committee on
gas an ordinance providing for the laying of
| wires underground, to the terms of which the
company will agree to conform. A further
conference will be held next Tuesday after
| noon.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
| OdJeWOOu dUu Etutud DOuuoT, JUN
| Boyce and Carrie NJ. Omstad, D. G. Olson and
Carrie Nilsson, Alfred Lovejoy and Chris
tena johnson, Christian Peterson and Lena
| Nybring.
Articles Incorporating the ST. Anthony club
were filed in the Office of the register of deeds
yesterday b. L. S. Gillette, P. Gilmore, w. T.
| Rolph. c. c. Wilcox, S. L. White, |. d. Alger,
H. P. Browne, Otto E. Greeley, ". E. Coe, NJ.
J.. Kuowlton, j. w. Lee, S. B. Lovejoy. George
B Backus and P. W. Herzog. The club Is
organized for the purpose Of Installing liter
airy culture into its members.
| The Hahnemann Ward association met liz
annual session ut tho residence of Mrs. o. A.
Pray yesterday afternoon. The reports OF
the officers were read and unanimously
adopted. The report of the treasurer showed
that two beds had been maintained at the Ho-
meOpathic hospital the past two years, cost,
ing 500 the first year and $500 the second
year. There is now $500 in the treasury.
Crowded houses continue at the Grand and
the Duff Opera companys success is unquali-
fed. ''Iolanthe' WAS given last night, and
the size of the audience was only limited by
the capacity of the house. TIE ringing little
| opera was a glitterng success throughout,
and applause and laughter were continuous
"Mikado" will be given tonight and "Trip 10
Africa" put on for two performances on
| Saturday.
A very pleasant episode in connection with
the dedication Wednesday night Of Dania
hall was the pres ,ntation to President Neu
mann by j. H. Lamp, in behalf of the mem
bers of the society, of an elegant gold watch
G. Rasmussen, on behalf of Chicago friends
also presented gold chain. This recognition
| of Mr.. Neumann's efforts in behalf Of the
society was especially appropriate, coming as
it did upon the night of the dedication of the
buildi &, in the erection of which he took
| such an interest
Tell you what it is" unused an old bicyclst
| last evening as he gaZed ad miringly at Ding
| ley, in the bicycle race at Washington rink,
| that man is a good one, and mistake.
| Here he is all knocked out of time. but he
| still retains his seat and will give some of the
| older hands close rub. If he had not had to
| leave his wheel for forty minutes when he did
| | tell vou he would have won this race. AS
| il is he made the fastest five miles on record
The Manitoba road refuses to accept orders
| for the delivery of wheat TO the mills by the
| Transfer company, but mills that can be
reached by the Eastern they will receive Or
ders on The Millers union buys for all
mills giving each its share Of the purchases
This action on the part of that road will tend
to cOmplicate matters so that the uuion will
hardly be able to buy track wheat on the
Manitoba, as proper division of It could not
be made. That would compel the union
buyers to operate in lots from the other lines
| to the dSfavor of car lots from the Manitoba.
| The trouble is understood to be an ontgrowth
| of the old difficulties between it and the Min
| neapoS & st Louis. Should this course be
persisted in it Will create much confusion
about the milling platform.-Market Record
Minneapolis Real Estate.
| The following transfers recorded in the
| AZ. tho rOfA