St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.'

Bank clearings Yesterday, $773, 619.91.
The liberal ministers did not meet yester
day.
Twelve cases of contagious disease were
reported yesterday.
The electric light works will be open to
visitors this evening.
The Third Ward Republican club meets at
Hunts Eall this evening l5#
Evans and Hoey will be the attraction at
Grand opera house next week. 49,
George F. Getty makes a prohibition ad
dress at G. A. r. hall this evening.
Rev. n H. Bell lectures on Turkish Life
at the Y. NJ. C.. A. rooms this evening.
The court house and city hall commission
hold an open meeting at 10 a. m. to-day.
The directors of Maternity hospital meet
at 1929 Fourteen avenue south this morn
ing.
The South Side Associated charities met at
the Augustana Lutheran church yesterday
afternoon.
Prof E. R. Shepard addresses the Mime
apolis Electric club at the Permanent exhibit
this evening.
Nancy Axtell has begun a suit against
George f. Huy ct al. to quiet title to lot s.,
block II, of the original plat of Minneapolis.
The funeral of Mrs. Eta Fairburn, wife of
Inspector Fairburn, took place from the
Church of the Immaculate Conception yes
terday morning.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Louis j. Moe and Sarina Paulson, John j. F.
LukritZ and Minnie Groth, Forest d. James
and Anna G. James.
The sale of reserved seats for the readings
by Charles Dickens at Armory hall Tuesday
evening, April 10. will open at Dyer's music
store, Syndicate block. Friday, April 6, at
a. m.
Bryant & Ellis, jewelers., made an assign
ment yesterday to Jared Briggs. The as
signment was caused by the sheriff making
levy with writ of attachment to satisfy
claim of Henry Oppenheimer & Sons.
j. H. Nevins, Of Minneapolis has patented
cooking stove that he believes will revolu-
tionize the stove business. He has had offers
from the st. Paul Stove company and the
Pruden Stove company to control the patent.
At the quarterly and monthly meeting of
the Woman's exchange yesterday afternoon
the total sales for last month were reported
at 81 OPS. 81; receipts from lunch room,
81, 1855 receipts from depositors tickets,
SIG 20; paid to depositOrs, 81, O91.75.
S. H. Smith, N. S. Smith and Eliza Murphy
have appealed to the district court from the
award of damages allowed them by the board
of county commissioners for strip of land
taken in laying out county road through
section Ia, town III, range %.
The regular meeting of the Algonquin
club, this evening, will be an important and
interesting one and all members are re-
quested to attend. H. G. Stone, Esq. of st.
Paul. will deliver an address. The commit
tee on transportation to st. Louis will sub
NIT report.
Postmaster Ankeny, speaking of the row
going on between the postmaster in Chicago
and the Daily News of that city, said yester.
day that MIR. Judd told him, while i'll the
Windy City, on his way to Washington,
lately, that the articles were written by
man who was discharged from the pOstOffice
for misconduct.
The general relief committee of the ]. o. o.
F. has been offered the free use of the Peo-
pies theater rooms to hold its afternoon an
niversary services in on the 26th, by the
management. The committee will accept
the Offer The Pence was also offered them.
The prospects now are there will be a big
Odd Fellows time that day. Committees are
working very hard to make it a success.
Judge Lochren filed decision yesterday
in the suit of Margaret De shane ct al. vs..
Edison De Shane and Mary NJ. Wilkinson in
favor of the defendants. This suit was
brought by the plaintiffs to acquire posses
sion of part of lots 13 and ID, block 33,
Wilson'S Encouragement of the East Side adj
dition, on the ground that the property had
been partly paid for by Edison De Shane one
of the defendants, who is the plaintiffs SON
and a. minor. The plaintiffs claimed that
they were entitled to their sons earnings uil-
til he became of age, and consequently were
entitled to his interest in these lots because
purchased with his earnings. "a
Judge IL. H. NELSON, Oh tue UnlteQ states
circuit court, yesterday rendered decision
in the supplementary proceedings of the
Jackson Wagon company against Charles w.
Shatto, giving the title of the Shatto property
to the assignee, j. L. Sparks, subject to
the claim of the Jackson company. The
wagon company had obtained a Judgment
for So 500 against Shatto, but the execution
was returned unsatisfed. The company be-
gan discovery proceedings and got hold of
some property, but Shatto made an assign
ment before it could be seized The court
has made this decision and there may be
yet some proceedings in contempt.
The Electric club will hold a regular meet
ing this evening at the Permanent exhibit,
Boston block. The principal paper of the
evening will be Dynamic Electricity" by
Prof. E. R. Shepard, who will illustrate and
explain some of the effects of chemical &C
ton in batteries; of heat applied to Their
mopiles and the expenditure of Mechanical
energy on dynamOs. A Brush arc light wire
and current will be used to emphasize some
of the illustrations. Special apparatus val
ued at $3.50 has been donated by enthusiastic
supporters of the enterprise. and the clubs
prospects are exceedingly encouraging. APP
plications for membership are being made
by professional and business men, mechan-
les and students. The benefits are for those
who want thems