St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

BANK clearings yesterday amounted to
$546, S04.56.
N. G. Leighton reported to the police
yesterday that he had horse stolen from the
union depot Monday afternoon.
The examination of William Buchanan,
charged with assaulting Eliza Beach, is set
for Friday in the municipal court.
A. ]. Condit, one of the petit jurors, was
fined SIS by Judge Hicks yesterday for being
absent from the court house without leave.
The hearing of "Jakey'' Wise, charged
with keeping disorderly house at 10Y First
street south, has been postponed to the 22d
Inst.
The meeting of exposition directors yester-
day morning resulted in no new develop
ments. Only routine business was trans
acted.
Mrs. Anderson, of Chicago, will give free
lecture on ''Christian Healing" at the Meta
physical college No. 16 Grove street, Nicol-
let Island, Wednesday evening, May 10.
If the weather will permit, Prof. Baldwin
will make his jump from the clouds at 4 80
gas is on the ground. and the park will prob
ably be crowded. Let the professor be
prompt and not keep the crowd waiting.
At a special meeting of the Algonquin
club last night the committee to arrange
TRANSFORMATION to st. Louis for the conven-
ton, reported an arrangement with the Chi
cago, st. Paul & Kansas City line for S12 for
the round trip. A special train will be put
on, and it is probable quite a number will CO.
Articles of incorporation of the Big Bay de
Noe Town Site company were filed yeSter-
day with the register of deeds. The capital
stock is $1,000 and the incorporators are /:
Frederick G. James, Robert Jamison and
Frederick Snyder, of Minneapolis. and
John K Stock and w. ID. Ramsey, of Esca-
naba, Mich.
| Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
John Magnusson and Clara Fryberg, Albert
W. Clancy and Rochelle c. Henderson, Berg
svend Hugdahl and Emma Skolheim Willard
w Morse and Bertha +. Alden. William r.
Moore and Sarah z. Thomas, Erastus P. Cor
dan and Ida A. Rynen, Henry Etken and
Augusta Book.
The following cases Of contagious disease
have been reported TO the health department:
Measles at 1921 Twenty-third street south
2309 First street north, and III Thlrty-sec-
ond avenue north; scarlatina at 1888
Eighteenth avenue south; scarlet fever at
1903 Second avenue south; diphtheria at
500 Twenty-third avenue south.
The Minneapolis Electric club held well
attended meeting last evening. Vernon Bell
delivered very interesting lecture upon
ele ctro-motive force, and reviewed the his
tory of the efforts that have been made in
developing this science. A discussion fol-
lowed upon the velocity of electricity. in
which the members of the club participated
generally.
L. NJ. Martin, commercial agent of the
Wabash lines, and j. P. Nourse, general
passenger ana ticket agent OF the Central
Iowa, are in the city on business connected
with excursions to St. Louis over their lines.
At the Algonquin club last night Mr.. Martin
made ringing speech, telling why he was a
Democrat.
President E. NJ. S. Marble and few other
members of the Woman Suffrage association
assembled in their room, in the Mackey-
Legg block, yesterday afternoon. The OBJ
ject of the meeting was to arrange for q pub
lie gathering, which was accomplished. 1t
will be held Tuesday evening, June 5, prob
ably at Dyer's music hall, if satisfactory ar
Engagements can be made. The next bust
ness meeting will occur June Is.