St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Nine warranty deeds were fled with the
register of deeds yesterday, aggregaung
$4,000.
When the gasoline exploded in bath
room of the brunswick hotel FRIDAY nlghL d
young bellboy named Jem Dixon waS purheo
quite badly
The Civil Engineers Club OF Minneapolis
will visit the cities on Lake Superior thls
week on the invitation of the Superior ana
Duluth engineers
The woman council met yesterday after,
noon at the library BUILDING and discussed
the arrangements for the open congress W
be held Nov. 20, 20 and 30.
jimmie Porter and Gardiner, the "Omaha
Kid" have arranged TO meet III twenty
round glove contest at the Hennepin Ath-
Ietic club on the evening of Nov. IL.
A meeting of the Minneapolis Press club
will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock
full attendance is desired as business from
the recent entertainment must be closed up.
The brother of Frank Peterson, who died
Wednesday evening at the city hospital, ar
rived Yesterday from Hastings and claimed
the remains. They will be taken to hastings
for intermeut
The second lecture of the university ex-
tension course on health will occur on Tues
day, Nov. s, at the library. when DR.. William
A. Jones will speak on the physiology OF
the Nervous System.
The concerts TO be given by the Mime
Rpolis Choral association promise to be ex-
rellent. They will be given i'll the FIRST
Baptist church, for the swedish tabernacle
could not be secured.
The First National Bank of Hudson, Wis,
has began suit in the district court against
the Twin City sash and Door company to re-
cover on some promssOry notes ana also
nsks for all accounting.
Beginning this week Prof. Richard Ely, of
the University of Wisconsin, dean of the
political science department, will deliver
series of six lectures on socialism i'll the
parish house of the st. Mark church.
Fred Jones. wellknown local thief. stole
a nocketbook containing a sum Of money
mud watch and chain from Martin Nc Nulty.
II farmer Friday night, and yesterday he was
sent to the worknouse TO serve thirty days.
A number of Swedes are kicking because
patrolman Kolontersky was acquitted by me
coroners jury Of willfully shooting and kill
ing Christopher Anderson. They intend 10
bring the matter before the grand jury il
possible, and secure the officers Indictment.
There will lie no more short line trains on
on the Great Northern road beginning with
To-Day. An order has been issued to lake
them all off, and as consequence there IS
considerable kicking. for the lnteruroan
electric system is inadequate to the travel be-
tween the Twin Cities.
Yesterday Sarah Van Horn was granted
divorce from John NJ. Van Horn. Orders
were made in the cases of Louis against
Bhullne HdmSln. ana MARY dSdiuSJ OOhh
kObaWnot, and the case OF Anna Nj. FLOSS
against Caspar Floss, after being on trial be-
fore Judge Pond for two successive days, was
taken under advisement.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
II. A . Bergsraud and Anna Vera, August
S johnson and Lolita Fredrickson, William
Marks and Title Prensky, Albert Wellnitz
and Mary Bloom. W. j. Patterson and Anna
Anderson. Cassius N. Locals and Mary Leex,
Hans Olson and Ferda Lundherg August
Olmt erg and Lena Galberdson and ". 5.
Landin and Mary Nelson.
1t is stated that Blumenthal. the Rouman-
ian ragpicker arrested for bigamy on the
complaint of one of his wives from Chicago,
has ventured into the realms of matrimony
more times than was at first suspected. His
Chicago wife says he was married and not
divorced when she married him. and she did
not learn Of this one until few days ago.
This makes the versatile ragpickers third
spouse.