St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-13
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were So, 49,
911.9.
Yesterday the register of deeds recorded
fifteen deeds, aggregating S3l,
The sale of seats for Miss Julia Marlowe's
engagement at the Grand next week opens
today.
Nellie McHenry drew large matinee and
evening audience at the Bijou yesterday.
The engagement will terminate tomorrow
evening.
Patrolman II. L. &c chell is mentioned as
the man likely to be appointed TO fill the
position of sergeant recently vacated by
Sergeant Corey.
Business the building inspectors Office
was quiet yesterday. Only fourteen minor
permits were issued aggregatiug, in esti-
mated cost. 500.
Jacob Anderson, of 1417 Seventh avenue
south, was severely injured yesterday after
noon by colliding with Il street car while rid
Ing on his bicycle.
The photographs of the members of the
Press club, taken by Haynes and grouped in
large frame. are in the window of W. j.
Dyer's music Store on Nicollet.
An excellent sale of seats is in progress for
the Operator engagement the coming week
at the BiJou. This attraction promises to
offer some startling scenic surprises.
Hamlin Garland. of Boston, the writer and
lecturer, will speak at the Manning School OF
Oratory, Masonic Temple. Friday evening.
Novel"
In the case of the Minneapolis Times
against &. A. NImocks, 10 collect an assess
ment on .0J shares of stock. the jury brought
In verdict of $1,000 and interest for the
plaintiff.
number of stockholders of the Mime
arols Burial Case company yesterday filed a
claim to the amount of S12,GJG for notes in
dorsed III suits begun against the corporation
some time ago
compllclty III the burglary of the Chicago d
Great esteri depot at South Park. was re-
leased Yesterday morning, no complaint be-
ing made against him.
Albert Higgins a driver of Iveys bakery
was severely injured yesterday morning bv
being thrown from his wagon at the corner
of Washington and First avenues south. His
horse ran away. higgins lives at 525 Fourth
avenue south.
Inspector Joe Lawrence. of the police de-
partment, has lost fine Gordon setter bitch.
The dog was seven months old and had q
collar around its neck bearing the name of
the owner. Inspector Lawrence will be
grateful TO any one finding the dog and mott
flying him III police headquarters.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday as
as follows: Robert j. Gault and Maria V.
Keene. j. c. Latiann and Ora E. Drake L. E.
Wheelan and Mary Hook, Louis Nordquist
and Charlotte NJ. Rox. a. l.. Lewis ana En-
lie A. Hahn, NJ. j Rankin and Hnlda A .
Anderson, Robert Scott and Sadie Ii. Coon,
J. j. Lee and Sabina Gustefson
C. A. Pillsbury denies the dispatch from
New York which said that he, Henry Willard
ard Thomas A. Edison viii head Il new
electric company, with SIP, 900 capital, to
compete with the company formed by the
consolidation of the ThomsOn-Houston, the
Edison. Brush, Sprague and other com
panes.
Thomas G. Williams, of Palmyra, O., has
been i'll the city for several days. lie is a
brother of 'Old Mart Williams of beloved
memory among the newspaper men. Tues
day night he went down TO st. Peter to see
Mart's mother-in-law old Mrs. Cook He re-
semhles his dead brother very much MIR
Williams will try to stay long enough 10 at
tend the unvelling of the Williams monu-
ment at st. Peter bv the Press club.
Walter Libby. whose brother was found
dead In a barn near"the Lyndale avenue bay
market had the remains shipped to Prince
ton for burial yesterday. Libby says he be-
heves his brother was drugged on the night
he died in the barn. and he proposes to come
back 10 the city and investigate the matter
thoroughly. He is positive there is some
thing more than apoplexy behind his
brother $ death.
X. Sable, the watch fakir who conducts
an auction shop at 1913 Nicollet avenue, did
another good days business yesterday His
customers. however called at the Office of
the superintendent of police short time
after each trade had been made. The super
intendent was glad to see them. but could
give them no satisfaction i'll the way of re-
covering their money. The superintendent
enterrains great many of similar visitors
each day.