St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

550.55. '
The real estate transfers yesterday aggre-
gated $50, 460.
Helmuth Miller was yesterday fined s. for
the larceny of tools from printing Office.
Seven permits for the erection of buildings
to cost total of 81, $50 were issued at the
building inspectors Office yesterday.
Rev. DR.. George H. Wells, the newly elected
pastor of Plymouth Congregational church,
will commence his work in this city Nov.
next.
Dan Scales, charged by Sergeant Allen
with having picked lady's pocket at the
union depot, was yesterday sentenced to
thirty days
The installation of officers of Alpha council
of the Ionian League, will take place Mon
day evening at the Scottish Rites hail. "a
Washington avenue south.
Mary Scholter was brought before Judge
Mahoney yesterday charged with the larceny
OF a quantity of clothing valued at $50 from
Mary Griten. She was held to the grand
jury in $500 bonds.
Nathaniel Davenport was arrested yester-
day on a warrant sworn to by Ann Palmer
III which he is charged with the larceny of a
watch valued at $50. His case was continued
until tomorrow, and his bail fixed at 800.
George Z. Heskech, sixty-three years old, a
member of Company E, First Minnesota vol
unteers died Friday at his home, 1910 Fifth
avenue south. His comrades of the old First
acted as pallbearers al the funeral yesterday
afternoon.
Rev. H l.. Hastings, editor of the Chris
tain, Boston church publication, is i'll the
city. upon invitation of the W. c. T. U. Mr.
Hastings has been delivering series of four
lectures in the East which he calls anti
infidel lectures, and which he uses against
the doctrines of lngerSoll.
The Gauetli Verein of Minneapolis. COM
posed of natives of Switzerland will give an
entertainment at Harmonic hall tonight in
ffl1
versary of the independence of the Swiss re-
public. There will be a good musical and
literary programme, followed by hop.
The Calvarian society filed articles of in
corporation yesterday. The society is formed
of persons living at st. Louis Park, and is for
the purpose of social and intellectual inter
course and studying literature, art and Ian
guages. The incorporators are Herbert
Peters, John Kemmus, E. Hammers and
Peter Trommers.
the Friendless of Minneapolis were filed yes
terday. The purpose of the association is to
reclaim erring women and protect and care
for children: The incorporators are S. B.
Williams, A. S. MILESTONE, Edward Russell,
j. II, Bowker, Henry II. French, T. J. Can
ton. n. j. Bray.
County Commissioners NJ. W. Nash and G.
b. Coburn have Just returned from q two
days tour of Hennepin county. Their trip
was for the purpose Of investigating the i'm
provements made on the roads and bridges
by the board this year. They found every
thing in apple pie order, and every farmer as
happy as king.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Nils Larson and Christine olson Erick Erick-
son and Ella Anderson. Eugene W. Haines
and Florence Aldrich, Peter Anderson and
Betty Hanson, Frank L. Sewall and Cath
arine Bellcheck, Andrew Thompson and
Yerda Strand, Steve Kvitkovsky and Katie
subj, Carl Markussen and Anna Myhre.
number of high officials on the Canadian
Pacific railway were at the West yesterday
afternoon. Among them were w. c. Van
Horne, X. NJ. Welles, P. Alex Peterson, E.
Calonna and Gen. S. Cantle. They met
Supt. Underwood, of the 500, and long
consultation was held. The gentlemen were
entirely non-committal as to the objects of
their visit.
W. G. Nye, of Minneapolis. C. NJ. Sprague,
of Sank Center, j. w, Fowler, of Mankato,
and Hon. G. S. Ives, of st. Peter, representa-
tiyes of Minnesota odd Fellows, left Mime
apolis yesterday for st. Louis. where they
will attend the annual communication of
the sovereign grand lodge, which convenes
i'll that city next Monday and continues dur
ing the week.
Robert B. Young, one of the pioneer resi-
dents of Excelsior, died OH Friday last at the
age of seventy-seven years. The immediate
cause of death was stomach trouble caused
by the eating of quantity of grapes about
two weeks ago. Mr.. Young had been a resi-
dent of Minnesotskor thirty-five years. The
funeral was helix .sterday at the family res
idence at EXcelslE.