St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-25

DYesterday's bank clearings were Sl,t54'657-
Deeds in eighteen real estate transfers were
recorded yesterday. the aggregate value OF
the properly being SlS.95a.
Fourteen building permits were issued
yesterday at the building inspectors office
The estimated cost Of the buildings was
S., $50.
The date of the annual charity ball under
the auspices OF The 4 Hillary OF the Home for
Children and Aged Women Is Friday. Nov.
Is, at the West hotel
Local theater-goers find an old favorlte IN
Ulie Akerstrom, the Anglo swedish CONNIE
dlenne now holding forth at the BlJou III her
new drama, Miss Roarer.
Christian Hilstad. of 267 Cedar avenue,
died suddenly yesterday morning. The cor
oner was notified ana found the deceased
had fallen a victim 10 apopleNy.
The WaShburn- Crosby Milling company. of
this city. is 10 build a new Touring mill at
Great Falls Mont. 10 cost Sl900JG. 1t Will
have a capacity of SEQ barrels day.
There will be Peoples meeting tonight in
the hall over al the corner of Franklin ave
nue. and Fifteenth. The speaker Will be +.
Blair. and his subject will be protection.
The National Women's Christian Temper
Rnce union holds its eighteenth annual con-
venton At Denver this week. number CT
ladies interested in the work Will attend from
this city.
There will be a ladies' unfen meeting in
the interest of foreign missions at Westmlu-
ster church today at D. II. Mrs. HaWortn
of japan. and Mrs. McCreery. of Africa, Will
tell OF The work in their respective fields.
The room occupied by Crabtree, the book
seller. on NicOllet avenue next 10 the no
neer Coal company Offices, has been turned
into Il coal Office. ana the former occupant
has removes his stock to pa Nlcollet avenue
The three-year old daughter of Martin Nc
Vow Il wood worker living at 2lS University
avenue northeast. was terribly burned Satur-
Fnr- h. .r F0nlT
possession of the bottle and pulled the CORK
out with her teeth.
Beginning with Nov II a series of Monday
evening concerts will be inaugurated at the
LyceUm theater by the Brooke American
Typical orchestra. The orchestra Is packed
by MINNEAPOLIS capital and is one OF the
best in the country.
The first installment of the double postal
cards was received Yesterday at the poslof-
fee. They are simila: III size ana appear
Rnce 10 the old cards save that two cares are
attached with Perforated edges one Tor the
sender and the other for reply card
AT the real estate board meeting today at II
O'Clock a. N. there VIII be a report upon the
national convention al Buffalo and special
discussion OF the rent SltuauOn. Win Il view
10 con 'erted action. All members are par
ticuarly requested &c attend this meeting.
The literary class OF the First Presbyterian
church. which proved so successful last year,
resumed work last night. to continue every
Monday evening until Dee ). DR.. Black has
planned a course of work for the winter that
will embrace the literature of the seventeenth
century.
Jane" one Of the brightest farces ever
written. was presented at the Grand last
plight before a crowded house Too much
cannot be said in praise OF the piece. but Inc
company IS the poorest Charles Frohman
ever sent here TOO poor for his name.
''Cbums. the curtain raiser, doesn't amount
to much.
The district conferences of the Associated
Charities Will elect officers as follows: South
Bide, Tuesday afternoon: North side. Wednes-
day afternoon: East side. Thursday. The
officers of the Central district are: President,
Mrs r. E Grimshaw; vice president Mrs
{. W. Clark; secretary. Mrs L. Stevens. The
treasurer of the central conference VIII act
as general treasurer.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Samuel n Weinat and NJ. L. Neuman. John
r. Scott and Mary Ryan. Albert Perry ana
Josephine Jasper f. E. Winchester and
Mattel c. Nordstrom. Isiah MarchGnd and
Selma Bertheame. Edward NJ. Nelson and
Mite Olson, Henry /. Coulter and Annie W
Simms Patrick r. Spear ana Mary Hurley.
ana Olaf Wang and Lugried Hogan
The case OF SuDt A E. Low, of the
Northern Pacific. who is charged with
manslaughter i'll connection with the North
Town junction accident, was arraigned in
.he municipal court yesterday and waived
examination He was bound over TO the
grand Jury on the charge of overworking his
employees, preferred by LABOR Commissioner
Powers. Supt. Lows case was continued
Gnt1 ednesQay.