St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, S5O4, 96379.
The Minneapolis Rifle club shoots to-day.
1.-THE Bostonians'' sale of seats opens
at the Grand to-day.
"a Parlor Match is filling the Grand opera
house to its capacity.
Six cases of contagious disease were re.
ported at the health office yesterday.
Operative millers meet Sunday to consider
matters relating to the annual picnic.
Mrs. Mary It. Lathrop speaks on temper
ance at Plymouth church Sunday afternoon.
TIC Richmond, the Wisconsin prohibitions
ist.speaks at Plummer post hall Monday EVEN
ing.
d. NJ. Perkins has taken out permit to
erect two-story dwelling at 1926 Taylor
street northeast, costing $1,000.
AT fire night before last Assistant Chief
Runge fell and severely hurt his right hand.
1t may lay him up several days.
Elizabeth c. Moore has begun an action
against Gilbert c.. Farley, ct al, to quiet title
to lot 10, block IS, Calhoun Park addition.
The Windsor club gave its regular fort
nightly hop last evening at the Windsor
hotel. There were about forty couples pres
ent.
j. A. McClusky has taken out permit to
build several two-stOry houses on Twelfth
and Thirteenth avenues southeast at a cost of
$1O,5OO.
Honest Democrats and Republicans are in
vited to hear WisconSin'S great orator on pro-
hibition, at Plummer Post hall, next Monday
evening.
The Second Precinct Republican club of
the Fifth ward meets at the hose house on
the corner Of Third avenue and Twelfth
street this evening.
The Levi Butler Camp No. 5, will give one
of their monthly social hops tonight at
Turner hall, corner Washington and Twen-
tieth avenues north.
The Peoples theater had large and ap-
preciative audience last evening, and the
BLACK Diamond was given highly salts
factory presentation.
The court house commission meets at the
rooms in the Boston block this afternoon at
o'clock. There is no probability that the
plans will be decided upon.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas Nelson and Carrie Olson. Peter 81.
Johnson and Carrie Andrews Frederick W.
Meinke and Bertha Kruger.
Ira Ross, ct al, have begun an action
against Peter j. Peterson, ct al, to have a
mechanics lien for S226.5S foreclosed on lot
3, block q Cornellfs addition.
A transcript OF Judgment from Washing
ton county for 81, 7O39 8 against Nathaniel
D, Pope and in favor of Charles NJ. Mcclure,
was filed with the clerk of court.
Al! parents desiring to have children enter
the first grade in the public schools should
make application for their admission during
this week or next John +. Bradley, super
intendent.
The calendar for the April term of court
will contain LOSS cases. of which 95S are
civil cases and ninety five are criminal. The
calendar for the April term year ago con-
tanned only $50 cases.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Masonic Temple association yesterday
it was determined to erect tre-proof build
ing to cost S265, 600. President r. B. Lang
don presented an exhaustive financial re-
port
Mary Erickson asks for a divorce from
Arna Erickson OH the grounds of desertion
and adultery. The plaintiff states that her
age is tnirty-five years and the defendants
thirty-seven years, and that they were mar
ried in Halsinglund. Sweden.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day of the Sphinx Il Keyes Drug company,
The purpose of this incorporation is to en-
gage in the business of manufacturing and
dealing in drugs and medicines. The capital
stock is S25, 900, and the incorporates are
James L. Sphinx, Alice M. Sphinx, Charles w.
Keyes and John H. Nickel.
1.-THE Bostonians" open weeks engage
ment at the Grand opera Monday. The pros
poets look very flattering for fashionable
outpouring. Several calls for boxes and Sec
tions have been made Will formally omen
this morning at 8 a. m. in the managers
Office. Treasurer Parker will superintend the
SALE The mail orders will receive attention
only after the line is broken.
Over 1000 pages of the revised city
charter board acts, ordinances, ETC., have
been printed, and the end is not yet SO saws
Ed. Stevens, who has been compiling the
work for nearly year and who is now super
intending the printing of the same In order
of arrangement, annexation, cop1ousness and
usefulness of index and general typograph-
ical appearance, the work will compare
favorabiy with that of any other city, if, in
deed, it can be equaled.