St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
Loren Fletcher is ill.

| ported yesterday.
"Trip TO Africa at the Grand this after
| noon and evening.
| Company A will give ball at Curtiss' hall
| Friday evening, Nov. l9.
| Work will begin this coming week on the
| tObogsan slides on Lowry's hill.
Company A will drill at the armory Mon
| day evening for the Johnson medal.
Bank cearings yesterday amounted to
! $3.50, 671.25; for the week. 81, S67,2S2.97.
| The Minneapolis Gun club will probably
! take part in a turkey shoot Thanksgiving.
The Cowboy pianist returns for farewell
! engagement next week at the dime museum
! The Civil Engineers club held a meeting
| last evening at the building inspectors
| office.
Plats of Belle PLANE addition and Swain's
! Second addition were filed in the office OF the
| register of deeds yesterday.
Frank Ogburn was yesterday placed under
! $500 bonds 10 keep the peace toward his wife.
! May Ogburn, from whom he has seq arated.
| Robert Il. Evans and Thomas Fl. Mccoy, of
| the supreme court OF the state of Ohio. were
| yesterday admitted to the Hennepin county
| bar.
P. A Olson and Alfred Hiclum have COM
| menced in the district court an action against
| Charles Erickson, TO compel him to make
| good the contract drawn up on real estat
! deal.
The Lights o. London will occupy the
| first half of next week at the Grand. and seats
| will be on sale this morning. This pictur-
esque play will be put on the boards in good
| style.
Sherif-elect Swenson was sereuaded at his
| house last night by the Plummer Post drum
| corps and about three hundred Of bis friends.
| During the evening he was presented with q
! gold-headed cane.
| William Lighthart, a twenty-year-old boy
| from NCrris was arrested al the COmique last
night by Maj. Landberg and Sheriff Monroe,
| OF Stevens COUNTY. The young man is wanted
| for the theft OF SIS.
The case against II. J. Wyman, charged
with embezzieme Mt of goods from the store
! OF Segelbaum Bros. was dismissed in the
| municipal court, there being no appearance
OF the complainants.
The Dun company gave, last night st the
| Grand, the best production Of 1.-The Mikado"
| ever had in Minneapolis. Ryley's Ko-Ko is
| decidedly the feature. though the Yum-Y Yum
of Jarbeau is excellent.
| Miss Daisy Cole, corner Of Seventeenth
| street and Vine Place, was treatsd to a de-
lightful surprise party Thursday evening.
Some fifty young people were present. Dane
| ing was continued until late hour.
Fraser & Shepard have begun an action in
the district court against Frederick b. Latb-
rop. J. {. Taylor ct al, to recover 81, 534. 70.
| alleged TO be due for furnishing material and
constructing buildings.
John F. Caderwooi, William T. Sprague
Addis E. Sage, George D. Walker and James
D. Kennedy yesterday filed articles incOrpor-
atng the Northern Realty company, with a
! capital stock of $4,000.
The Railway Emplog es Benefit association
! will celebrate its fourth anniversary by ball
| at Harmonic hall on Thanksgiving Eve, Nov.
| 81. Music will be furnished by the Musicians
| Protective association.
| 1t is stated that as an outcome of the diff
culties between the Manitoba and 1finneapo-
lis ST. Louis roads. that the former refuses
! to accepts orders for the delivery of wheat
| by the Transfer company.
| Charles Carlin was yesterday brought into
! the municipal court upon warrant charging
! him with being the father Of Mary Johnson
unborn child. He profeSsed entire willing
| ness to marry the girl, aud the ceremony was
! forthwith performed by Judge Bailey.
Precisely 973 persons have asked A. l..
| Lannon. since the official count, if he is going
! to contest. Mr.. Lannon is becoming tired of
this and mas ordered large cards with the
| words Yes. am going TO contest the cleo
ton" printed on them in bod-face type.
Rachael Taylor fled in the district court
| yesterday papers beginning divorce proceed
| ingS against J. z. TAYLOR. She alleges deser-
| ton and failure to support. The parties were
| married st Washington in 1851, and lived
| together for many years. She is SO and he rs.
The case of Joseph E. Bolles against the
| Sachs-Prudep company ct al. TO recover $50,-
| 600 damages for alleged breach Of contract,
which wss begun Thursday morning, was
heard again yesterday. The testimony was
| all taken yesterday and will be given to the
| jury to-day.
| Rev. A. P. Cobb. a noted and successful
| evangelist. is now holding d proiracted meet
| ing in the Christian church in this city, cor
ner of Sixth avenue and Eleventh street
Mr. fOhb IL q fpl-
an eloquent advocate Of the teachings Of the
| church he represents.
| The fantasia quartette will tonight begin
! an engagement at the Coiumb ia garden. The
| programme is very good one, including
| musical and dramatic numbers. The event
! of the evening is announced TO be the light
| ming drawings o. well-known persons by Paul
! Loebel. the wonderful caricature artist.
| Marie Wellesley has commenced an action
! in the municipal court for one weeks salary
| on the contract she holds TO play leading roles
at the Pence opera house. If she establishes
| the validity OF the contract she will then sue
TO collect salary until the date Of its expira-
| ton next April.
A box containing rubber boots yesterday
| afternoon fell from the third story OF POS
! Nicolet avenue, striking Albert Gustafson,
/ aged 10 years, who was standing on the side
walk below, inflicting severe scalp wound.
| The boys parents live at the corner OF Fourth
avenue and jefferson street northeast.
|
! Marriage licenses were issued yeste rday to
| Charley CARING and Mary Johnson; Ole John
| son and Curl Kosberg; Peter Funk and Anna
| Tingstnam; Frank E. GarvAy and Maud s.
| Bedbury: John Petersen and Sophia Carlson;
! August Wesenberg and Agnes Jacauinet:
! Charles E. Nord and Lisa Maria Nelson; Louis
| o. LuBdgren and Ingrid Anderson.
At Gethsemsne Episcopal church, corner of
Fourth avenue south and Ninth street. Rev
A. e. Graves, pastor. the following services
will be held tomorrow: Holy communion at
! $3.50 q. IN. morning prayer and Sermon at IL
g. N, Sunday school at D. m, popular
service OF song and address on temperance
at p. M, evening prayer and sermon at
| 1880 p. N.
The Minneapolis employees Of the Manitoba
road assembled in the general agents Office
last night. and summoned J. E. Smith before
| them. w. S. Elliott took the floor and pre-
! seuted Mr.. Smith with an elegant goId-headed
cane, in token of the esteem in which he il
held. Mr.. Smith will soon occupy his new