St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-18
GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, $6OS, 524.75.
Four cases of contagious disease were re-
ported yesterday.
Griggs Bros. sue W. H. Kruse & Co.. for
S31965, for merchandise sold.
Prof E. R. Shepard addresses the Electric
club this evening on Magnetism
A small fire at 400 Sixth avenue north
yesterday morning caused loss of $50.
The dwelling at 422 Sixth street north was
damaged slightly by fire yesterday morning.
II, c. Richmond gave an interesting tenn
perance talk in Plummer post hall, last even
ing.
Mrs. Della W. Norton begins a course of
lectures on Christian science, at 81 Western
avenue this evening.
last night at the First Baptist church, under
the auspices of the Young Peoples associa-
ton of that congregation.
Barney McElroys house, at 141O Washing
ton street northeast, was struck by lightning
Monday night and badly wrecked.
The Underwriters Union of Minnesota and
Dakota held its annual meeting at the West
hotel Yesterday and transacted considerable
routine business.
S. E. Cutter has begun q suit against Mary
G. Hall, to have mechanics lien for
$21O64 foreclosed and to have lot 20, block
z, Motor Line addition, sold to satisfy the
same.
DIR. Richmond, the Prohibition representa-
tive from Madison, Wis. addressed an audi
ence last night at the Plummer post hall on
his favorite topic. He aroused good deal of
enthusiasm.
Residents OF. Highland Park hold an in
dignation meeting ct Prices hall this even
ing, to see if something cannot be done to-
ward draining Todd's pond, which is now
overlooking and doing considerable damage
Matilda johnson, Andrew o. Lund and
Mathilda Dittman were examined yesterday
~f hafn nv,d <,r6a
mitted to the insane asylum. Lund was or
dered sent to the asylum at Rochester and
the two women to the asylum at ST. Peter.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William II. Nesbit and Matilda Young, Will
lam D. Mathes and Jane l.. Cooper, William
L. Parker and Nancy E. Ford, Charles K
Side and Gertrude G. Proctor Henry Hortan-
and Rhoda A. Webster, Michael W. Mogan
and Mary A. McDermOtt Frank Newton and
Jane WEIGH.
The members of the Minneapolis Amateur
Opera company last evening attended the
ton of ''Antietam. The cast for 'Pina-
fore,' which is to be given during the week
of the 3Oth. is to include Mr.. Harkins, Prof.
Porter, Mr.. Heath and others, who were in
the production of the PIRATES Of Penzance''
last season.
Railroad business in Minneapolis is rap
idly picking up, and great speculation as to
the success of the 500 is engaged in. Mr..
Petit the treasurer, and Mr.. Underwood, the
manager, both feel confident that the road
Will be in operation from Minneapolis to
Boston by the LIST Of June. The sleeping
cars are now being built at Dayton, o. The
opening of the road promises to be a grand
event. A delegation of Minneapolitans, in
Guiding several newspaper men, will make
the trip of the road in special train.
The Bostonians reopened last light in the
favorite ''Fatinitza." The company was in
excellent spirits, and Miss Agnes Hunting
ton in excellent voice. AS this is her favor
lite role, she appeared to admirable advan-
tage Sig. Ricci as Kantchukoff scored hit,
as also did Messrs. Karl and rockingham.
"Fatinitza," while threadbare by repetition,
cannot fail to charm by its rollicking
waltz measures, and the audience last
night were very enthusiastic. The Boston
ians will give special matinee this after
noon at 2:30 p. M, when FRA Diavolo'' will
be presented, with Miss Corden in the cast
At night the new opera, 1.-THE Poachers,' in
which Marie Stone made such hit here last
fall, will be presented Persons securing
tickets should do SO at once and avoid the
rush at night.