St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday. S713, 996.39.
Three cases of contagious disease reported
yesterday.
The Lief Erickson society meets at Mar
tins hall Tuesday evening.
Rev. David Morgan, of st. Paul, speaks at
q. A. X. hall this afternoon.
The West Side Turner society give an exhi-
bltion at Turner hal! this evening.
Felix Falamon sues George F. Harrington
Tor S193.I7 for merchandise sold
Gen. X. W. johnson, of ST. Paul, speaks at
the Peoples theater this afternoon
Charles Dickens will read at a return en-
gagement i'll Minneapolis next month.
j. E. Bell lectures at the Twenty-siXth
street y. NJ. G. A. hall Wednesday evening
No meeting of the park boark was held yes
terday, as it was impossible to get quorum.
Abby W. Jewett obtained judgment against
Frank W. Jewett for S4S7.96 on a promissory
note.
Folsom Dow obtained Judgment against
Charles A. Heath for S214.57 on promissory
note.
G. Fl. j. Bliss addresses the Young Mems
Alliance of Plymouth church tomorrow
evening.
The permit for the new Globe building on
Fourth street, between Nicollet and Henne-
pin avenues, was issued yesterday.
The Irish-American club meets at its rooms
in the Boston block at p. IN. to-day to at
tend the Dominican church exercises.
Eliza Cruikshank was examined yesterday
by the judge of probate and ordered com
mitted to the insane asylum at st. Peter.
Third Universalist Church-Services in the
nall, Twenty-seventh street, at 1890. Mrs.
E. NJ. Marble will address the congregation.
Church of the Observation-Disclosures in the
Grand opera house at 1880 a. m. Sermon
by j. Fl. futile; subject, 1.-The Most Needful
Prayer
Rev. Joseph p Pinkham will speak for the
nrl t),ol,i a1,,l,, 90
at Menage hall, Sixth avenue and Lyndale.
The Fourth Ward Male quartette will sing.
The Robert Emmett association will meet
in Plummer Post, G. A. r., hall. corner First
avenue north and Washington, Sunday even
ing, May 20, at D. IN. All members are re.
quested to attend.
Lost in New York has proven so popular
at the Peoples theater that it was yesterday
decided to repeat it this evening, and the
production of Our Boys has been post
poned to Monday night.
Z. r. Richards condition was YESTERDAY
pronounced much better by his physicians
His splendid physique is standing him in
good stead, and he Is on the way of rapid re-
covery. Manager Gooding says his salary
will continue during his illness.
First M. E. church, University avenue
southeast, near exposition. Rev. John STAFF
ford pastor-Services 1890 a. M; subject
1.-The Moral Grandeur of Soul saving" Sun
day school II m. No evening services
CHlOL sSlNICeS db rITSI congregational
church.
Park Avenue Congregational church, cor
ner Franklin avenue-Rev. Frank p. Wood
bury breaches forenoon and evening. In the
evening DR.. Woodbury. gives the second of
the Minneapolis sermons OH "Our CITY
Growth and the Imperatives of Sanitation $
to be illustrated with large health map of
the city.
Elder j. W. Webb, late pastor of the Chris
tan church, Salem Or, is in the city and
will deliver some addresses on prohibition;
during the week. He is state organizer for
the prohibition party of Oregon, and is on his
way to the national convention at Indianap.
oils. He is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Denton
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Valentine A. Johnson and Lucilla Appleby
Ole OlesOn and Waldo Larson, Elliott c.
Allen and Bertha NJ. Pierson, Hans j. Jep-
son and Andrea Peterson, Frederick SchanZ
and Johanna Seibel, George River and
Zulma o. Poissant, John Gloom and Jane
son.. Christian Olson and Ida Carlson. Peter
Simon and Hattie Kuban.
Judge Lochren yesterday decided the dis
pute between the assignee and the receiver
of G. w. Shatto, insolyent, in favor of the
former. Some time after Shatto had assigned
to John L. Sparks, the jackson Wagon com
pany, one of his creditors, succeeded in hay
ing Louis X. Hull appointed receiver. The
receiver then began an action in the district
court to compel the assignee to show cause
why he should not turn over to him the
property which he held as the assignee of
Shatto, but Judge Lochren decided that the
assignee was entitled to possession and dis
missed the action.