St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearingS yesterday were S5l6 ,5O1,47.
Eight cases of contagious disease were re-
ported yesterday.
John ii. Elliott has been reelected secre-
tary OF the Y. M. c. A.
Manager J. F. Conklin leaves for Chicago
tonight on theatrical business.
A social dance will be given at Malcolm's
dancing academy on Thursday evening.
Rev. DR.. Striker lectures on 'Matrimony"
at IA Twenty-siXth street west this evening.
The Democratic county central committee
meet at the Algonquin club rooms tomorrow
evening.
Commander-in-Chief Rea left last night
to attend the G. A. II. encampment at
Cedar Rapids, 10.
The seat sale of the Bostonians opens Fri
day, and "Mignon,' an opera new to this
company, will be presented.
The Ninth Ward Improvement association
holds its annual meeting at 6l9 Monroe
street northeast this evening.
The Irish-American Club OF Minneapolis
will hold special meeting Thursday night
at 90 South Washington avenue.
The funeral of the late John S. Warnock
will be held to-day at p. m. from the resi-
dence, 2006 Second avenue south.
Madame Boyd's opening of fine imported
dress goods and trimmings will occur Thurs
day. the 18th, at COS Nicollet avenue.
A hot stove caused slight blaze at the res
iuence OF Mr.. Curtis, 210 Sixth street south
east, last evening. The damage was slight.
Mrs James Haldron. mother of C.M. Foote,
died yesterday morning aged siXty-fve. Flu
neral Thursday from 525 Tenth street south.
F. B. Nash, Jr., of Fargo. will address the
Free Trade club THURSDAY evening, at Win
dom hall, at 8 o'clock, on docs Protection
Protect?''
Manager Sterling objects to the statement
that the Peoples theater is owned by syndi-
cate, as Lambert Hayes, who built it, is the
sole owner.
The various Father Mathew societies Of
Minneapolis celebrated the fflieth ami
versary of the organization of the society
last evening.
This evening Thomas II. Lucas is to make
an Introductory address, and the building
trades will be expected to contribute largely
to the attendance.
The popular lecturer, DR.. Larimer, Of Chi
cago is announced to deliver his famous lee
ture on Americans Abroad at the First Bap-
list church Monday evening, April 16.
The new member of the BOstonians R. N
Dunbar made quite hit in 1.-The Little Ty-
coon.'' He viii make his first appearance in
Minneapolis in one of the new operas
Rev. Mr.. w. W. Satterlee will discourse
climate, soil and natural resources of East
Tennessee, together with the educational
work in the South.
The comedians, Evans and Hoey, in their
laughable farcical concert "a Parlor Match"
drew a packed house at the Grand opera last
night. The topical song 81 Remember, l
forget" by Hoey. brings down the house.
The Peoples theater had large and en-
thusiastic audience last night. 1.-THE Black
Diamonds was presented in highly splr
tied way, and the specialties of Miss Ida
Hackett and NJ. W. Cohen were enthusiastically
applauded.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day of the Minneapolis and Malaga Gold and
Silver Mining company. The capital stockis
81, $50, 900 and the incorporators are Robert
j. Anderson, Walter ?. Douglas and Josiah
NJ. Anderson.
Patrick Kelly, known to the police as
'sKelly, the Bum was brought into the First
precinct police station yesterday afternoon
with a long, deep cut under his left eye and
another just above the eye. Police Surgeon
Kelly was called and sewed up the wounds.
The cuts were received in fight.
Hawthorne Park association has elected
the following officers: President. E. B.
Clements vice president John Baxter; secre-
tary and treasurer, d. NJ. Gilmore; executive
committee, S. B. 10y, r. W. Smith and S.
Ankeny, John Baxter. Seagraye Smith and
d. F. StnSOn.
Aid. Cooley has announced that he will re-
sign from the board of health because he has
not the time in which to attend the meetings.
He thinks the authorities have never prop
compliment to Health Officer Kilvington,
whom he characterizes as the best man everat
the head of the board.
An enthusiastic caucus of Eighth ward
Democrats was held last Saturday night in
the hall corner of Twenty-eighth street and
Nicollet avenue to indorse street commits
sioner j. w. Fitzgerald was denounced in
round terms, and B. Herman was nomi-
mated. Charles Filteau acted as chairman,
and DR.. Avery made lengthy speech.
Al No..
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway company,
to have Laurel avenue Division street and
Twenty-seventh avenue northeast opened
and extened across the defendants right of
way, were tried before Judge Lochren yes
terday. Division was ordered opened, and
an offer made by the defendant, agreeing to
allow the opening of Twenty-seventh ave-
nue. in consideration of the vacation of the
crossing of the OLD territorial road, was ac-
cepted. The matter of the Laurel avenue
crossing was continued.