St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-05

two GOO ton ice houses, one in Blaisdeu and
one in Groveland.
''Caled Back continues to draw good
houses at the Grand, despite the political ex-
ctement. The play will run up to and in
Guiding Saturday evening.
Pat Killen and John Cusick, the Ashland
(Wis.) heavy weights, are to have an eight
round contest for $500 side, at the Washing
ton rink, Minneapolis, Nov. 20.
The Norden society denies that it was In the
parade Monday night, as stated by the Re-
publican papers. Its constitution positively
forblds any participation in politics as body.
\ baby about week old was found on the
steps OF the French Catholic hurch on Sec
ond street southeast yesterday. There is no
clue to its parents. A purse containing 80
was hanging from a string around its neck.
I Martin Olson, arrested on a charge OF ille-
ultimate parentage by Sophie Oslon, was in
the municipal court yesterday and bound
over 10 the district court under 500 bonds.
Gust Hanson, against whom Katie Forsoerg
appeared, shared the same fate.
Jimmie Faulkner and Matsada Sorackichi,
"the jap" have arranged q catch-as-catch-
can tournament of five meetings, three of
which are to take place at the Olympic
theater, st. Paul, this week, and two at the
Theatre Comque, Minneapolis, next week.
Joseph Fitzgibbon writes to the GLOBE,
saying he has carefully examined the figures
errvrs in every column, and in the Sjority
of cases these mistakes, when put right, will
give a. A. Ames larger majority than ever.
II. w. Higham. eX-ch2 m pior bicyclist OF
England, arrived in Minneapolis yesterday.
Higham comes to take part in the six-day
race. which commences at the Washington
rink on Monday next. Woodside, Prince,
dardwick and Frazier are expected to-day or
tomorrow.
The sale of seats for the Duff opera season
begins Saturday morning. Owing to the gen.
eral demand it is deemed necessary to slightly
change the advertised programme to admit Of
q greater number of "A Trip to AT RIGA" per-
formances, therefore that opera will be the
opening bill.
Col A. Hogeland will deliver free lecture
entitled, Boys and Girls of One Hundred
Cities. in Olivet Baptist church, Ninth ave-
nue. southeast and Fifth street, this friday
evening. Nov. 5, at p. m. These lectures
have been delivered by Mr.. Hogeland to
crowded houses in more than two hundred
cities of the various states, and also in many
OF the churches Of this city, and have been Of
great interest and pront to those attending.
They are illustrated by street scenes on cam
vas connecting the incidents In the lecture,
thereby showing more fully, especially TO
children, but equally instructive to adults,
how the poor neglected youth live in our
larger cities. Everybody invited.
Minneapolis Real Estate.
Part 1t and part 1t ?, blk 3, Wright's add;
Warren vroomsn to John Heinrich. -. $1,000
1t Is, blk l. Oak Park add; Elwood Corser
to c Philippe. ....................... 5000
Its 3, ard 8, blk g. Stlnson's add; Rose
Durham to Wallace Bragg ............. $50
1t 81, Minnetonka Lake Park William
Bardwell to Dexter Thurber............... 500
Land in Hoag's add: Water Power company
to The Security Bank. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
1t 9, blk 5, Smith & Bells rearr; Andrew
Johnson to Swan Lindquist. ............... l.450
y II g. blk /. Peters add; Christine Stones
to Isaac wigdale ........................ $500
Part 1t l, blk 9, Wilson's rearr; f James to
William Foler. Observation-Disclosures. ........ LIDO
1t ), blk l. Manages Third add; The Farms
worth Loan Realty company to Susan
Urqnhart.. Observation-Disclosures. b,4oo
Part its |, 2 and 3, blk 9, Wilson'S rearr; FIG
James to Willis P NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
Its and ?, blk 2, Hastings second add;
Charles Woodruff to Henry lngbam 1900
1t 8, blk |. Manages third add; Susan Urq-
hart to c Davis. ...............-....... $500
1t 2, blk H. Fairmount Park add Smith
to John A Rocker Observation-Disclosures. l,4oo
Lit ., blk g. Harrison's second add; Mary
Louie Buxton to Sarah L Coe. ........... 1850
1t 2, blk "a. Wrights add; William Ed
wards to R D Lawrence .......... ...... 600
1t 6. blk Q. Steele's Lake Harriet Park addi
John Leichiter to Celia Rostron. AGO
Land in Remington's third add; Sewell
CHANNEL to Geo McNeir. Observation-Disclosures. 1880
1t =, blk 6. Vic Ollet Park add Robert STRAIT
ton TO Porter Crandall. ................. 500
LII 9, blk 2, Tlanies add; Julia Louise Murphy
to Edward E. Newman INSTRUMENTATION. 1918
1t 9, blk |. Forest Heights; Samuel Ryan
to Frank D loslin .......::.. $50
Lit 2, blk s, Mount View: Alick Millar to
Reuben Goodfellow.... ................ 800
Part of its and Z, blk 49, Morrison's add;
Henry A McAllister to William Pontious 1000
Pari OF II g. Lawrence & Reeves Outlets;
Sarah Parrier to Henk A Anderson. ...... 1900
Part OF bks and ,, and 10. Waveland
Park; Peter Lameraux to Elijah Har-
mon. ........................ .......... As, coo
Blk |, Rees Bands add; George W Band
to Il W Cleveland .................... . Is. GOO
Lit l, Rees & Bands add; Otto w Smith to
Edward Brown....... ..........-...... 1900
Seven minor deeds, each less than $780,.
Total number of deeds 1854, 442