St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs."
The Loyal Legion will meet at the West


The Loyal Legion viii meet at the West
this evening.
The library board failed To meet yesterday.
special meeting will soon be held.
The council committees on ways and means
and railroads will meet this afternoon.
Twenty-siX deeds we're filed yesterday with
the register Of deeds, amounting TO $45,S9l.
The tweuty-ffth anniversary of the Har-
monia society viii be celebrated Sunday
evening ut Harmonic hall by banquet.
Four freight trains day are regularly be-
ing run by the Minneapolis ST. Louis over
the new Northern Pacific short line.
The usual 1850 o. m. train from Washing
ton avenue will he held until after arrival or
the IL o'clock Manitoba train during the car
nival season ar 81. Paul.
Meetings will be held this evening of the
council. the Massachusetts, association. the
East Side league the Carpenters union and
the Bricklayers' union.
The trial Of the Bingham divorce suit be
fore Judge Lochren was the only matter of
interest in the district court yesterday. The
case will be argued to-day.
The Master Plumbers association held a
special meeting Yesterday afternoon nj the
Builders exchange TO decide upon prices for
certain sanitary appliances
Frank Lindstrom was yesterday admitted to
bail in $500 in the district court. Lindstrom
is one of the young men accused OF burglar
izing Kennedy Bros gun store.
The .;ohn Dillon branch OF the Irish
/ National League will meet this evening and
/ hereafter at Germania hall. instead of at
| Odd Fellows hail, East Minneapolis.
There was a small attendance of the Head
/ MiIiers' association last evening. With the
exception of the election of Jacob Stickney
of Brainerd as a member, only routine busi-
| ness was transacted.
/ ~, .e Lob rraG fnrf1Q
| fled in the probate court. The testator be-
| queaths his saloon property at 253 Hennepin
| avenue, and household effects TO his wife
| Emma, and the balance of the property 70
three children. The estate amounts 10 about
| $4,000.
| Ii is reported that II. G. Laren intends 70
| erect q six-story hotel building at the corner
| of Third street and Second avenue, 10 cost
| $4,000. If the project is carried out the
old sash and blind factory will not distress
the public and neighboring property owners
| much longer.
His friends looked upon Freeman p. Lane
| Yesterday with admiration. He is the sire OF
a thirteen and one-half pound scion. Free
man P. Jr., is already pledged to make life
long fight against Charley JohnSon's caucus
system. and. by way of diversion. the game
ster's first demand was for an Oak Lake to
boggan uniform. OF course he will get it
The Jumbo club, recently organized. has
| IFS members, and arrangements are being
| made for a grand turnout Minneapolis day
| at the st. Paul ice carnival. Al Schaefei
has been elected captain, Joseph Montourt
standard bearer. meeting will be held thi:
evening at which all members, and Others
deririug TO join the club, are requested to b'
present.
The t.So-story frame building at No. us
Hennepin avenue. owned by I. A. Harrison
was destroyed by fire at about O'Clock yes
! terday morning. IL had just been leased b,
| = hN md
, niture into the building. There had been M
fire in the building and the origin Is mys
terry Mr.. Harrison's loss was $1,000 and h'
held s., GOO insurance. Mr.. Miller lost 500
on furniture ETC., which was covered oy
81. 600 insurance policy.
At the meeting OF the State Architecture
| association at the rooms of the Northwestern
| Permanent Exhibit and Builders exchang
the resignation of Architect Sims OF 81. Pau
was rendered aud referred TO a committee
! The principal part of the meeting was take
up in q discussion OF the report OF the boar
of management. which recommended tha
the resignation of a certain member be asked
on the ground of unprofessional conduct
No definite action was taken
minneapolis Real Estate.
Deeds we're yesterday fled with the registe
+; of deeds as follows:
, Its IL to IA. blk -; Its i, 2, 3, 4, IL and
IL, blk .. Nicollett Avenue add;
Amelia A Cam, eXecutrtx, 10 4 w
Davis .................... s., 90
Part of Its and 5, blk IL, Morrison's
add; Robt Jamison TO Chest ut. 1 ,l5
Its and > blk 40 Highland Park add;
5 TN Follansbee TO A Chestnut and
| j w Stone 49, AsSe
LtsA aud 6, blk 4; Its 4, and 9, blk
6: Its 2S. 29 and 80. blk IL; Its 10, IL.
Is, 2S, 29 and 80, blk l2- Park add;
King TO Sarah c Whitman.... 80. 10 81
1t g. blk Z, Carson's add; NJ b Lee 20
: NJ JepsOn. Lon
Lite. blk IA, Lake of the Isles add;
] Marsh TO J NJ Williams 1890. 90
Its ii, l2, ID and IL, blk L; Its ], 2, 3, 4,
n III and IL, blk 3, Nicollet Avenue add;
!. Amelia A Camp to w Davis. so
1t 8, blk i. Bellevue add; Lleweliyn Gron
; | TO j ID Knapp. -........ o,i'
= Its and g. blk IA, Bakers add; ID
y r ice to Anton Miksche. -............. IL
Its 4. 5. 8. blk 4: It's aud 8, blk 8; Its
o 20, s9 and 80, blk /; Its ID, IL. Is. %, 20
:, and so, blk -, Park add; Sarah Q
o whitman TO L II Sslden. 4
I, Part of 1t 10, blk 2, Griswold's Sd add;
J. Ella II Griswold TO Elizabeth Fo-
+ garty. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
l. S j of NV u of sec 81, town lie, range
> 22;ALP Abel TO Michael Wilme--.. 1.2
Sixteen miscellaneous deeds. the con-
= alteration of which is less than 8, 900 So
. ro,a1 rurohar of deeds 9s AZ =