St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-13
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULE3.

MINNEAPOLiS GLOBU LES.
Seventeen warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds Yesterday aggregatng
Sl65,005
Business at the building inspectors Office
was light Yesterday. There were SIX minor
permits issued, aggregating $50
The village of ST. LOUIS Park is now re-
celying BIDS for the construction of a water
works system. Five miles of main will be
laid in the spring.
Slmms ana Pettits sensational melOdrama
Master and Man." comes to the Bijou next
week. This season Palmer Collins takes the
part OF Humpy Logan.
Killarney is attracting the lovers of Irish
drama TO the Bijou. In the dual role of Kitty
Burke and Terry DOYLE Katie Emmett finds
scope FOR some clever acting
The death of Mrs. John Ashley, member
OF the Jones Harrison Home for Aged
Women, occurred Friday, ana the interment
ooE place yerterday at Cedar lake.
The central convocation of the Minnesota
diocese OF The Episcopal church opened last
evening at Red Wing. All the ministers of
the denomination in this city are in attend
ance.
William Bolton and Frank Cline, The young
fellows arrested for implication in the Hush
robbery, were arraigned i'll the police court
yesterday afternoon. Their case were set for
today.
The sisters of the House OF the Good Shep-
herd desire to retur" franks to The proprie-
tors OF Donaldson Glass Block for the liberal
Donation received tom that enterprising
business institution.
JenS JeIling Jensen. living at 1912 Dart
mouth avenue was examined and sent &c
lie Rochester asylum yesterday. 1n.empeI
ance Is gwen us one of the causes OF the
malady, which first appeared five years ago
Mildred Arnold, one of the two little girls
arrested 10y secretary Holt, of the Associated
lao hos lfp
school. Her companion, Elm ueaiy, was
allowed TO so home on a suspended sen
tence.
The Union Veterans LEAGUE has appointed
a committee TO draft resolutions expressing
condemnation of the dissertation Of soldiers
graves in Indiana Albert W. RuSsell's can
dldacv for health Inspector has been in
6orsed.
Marguerite daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
james l.. " oOCford. died at Wiuona. Dec. L..
The funeral services will be held at the fam
lily residence, 2420 Blaisdell avenue. i'll this
city, tomorrow at p N. All friends are i'll
Vited to attend
The Minneapolis Florists club yesterday
elected the following officers: President. }.
). Gray: vice president, NJ. c. Allison; Sec
rotary, b. Ii. Sheppard; treasurer. f. a.
Nagel; executive committee. r. Wesslng,
Gus Malmquist j. Hartmann.
Olaf Olson, member OF the so-calied
big nit gang, was arrested Sunday night
by Patrolman Morrisey ana yesterday he
was given fifty days in the workhOuse. When
arrested Olson offered the patrolmln d large
sum of money to allow him to escape.
Prof. Maria Sanford will give the last lect-
me III the university extension course Oh
health, at the library building this evening.
Prof. Santord's subject Is sanitation" Ar
engagements are beng made for n course
after the holidays, probably on literature
The question OF reducing the membership
lee IN the JObbers association from $40 to
50 Will be considered at tOday's meeting OF
the association. Secretary j. Ii. Sullivan
has added 16 names to the membership list,
ana expects to get 30 or loo during the winter.
An open meeting of the Hennepin county
auxiliary to the worlds fair commission will
be held this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at the
library. ut which time reports will be pre-
Sented from the chnirmen of the different
bureaus, consequently large attendance of
members is desired.
Augustus Pitous well-balanced company
played Across the PohS@ac" to big house
at me Grand last night. The play is we'll
conceived and well written, and fair to both
North and South. The most capai lie member
OF The company is Miss Ada Dwyer, VINO
plays The part of spy i'll the guise of a man.
Matthew iiauck, the boy who shot little
james Pfeffer with target gnn last SaGur
day, was arIaigned in tie police court yes
terday morning, charged with assault in the
first degree. His case was continued until
the 18th instant. Young Ptetfer is not i'm
proving ana yesterday was reported as being
very low.
Mrs. Annie Annaberg. of 1920 Second street
south, was taken insane yesterday afternoon
while III the Temple Court and frightened
everybody in the neighbOrhood ny declaring
the entire city was on fire Inspector Nc
Nulty took the unfortunate lady to the cen
trhl station, ana later she was sent TO the pro-
bate court.
A,arra-e licenses were issued Yesterday to
Ellsworth Il nd ito INt,r ri oh Ioh
;. Smith and Emmea Hanson. Louis X
Hull and Agnes O. McNair, Gust Anderson
and Nellie Olslund, Charlie Olson and ollie
Y. RooS, John w. Butt and Louise Oroshaney,
James Olson and Jennie Atkins, and Albert
Beaudett and Mary Blondeap.
Rev. John A. otemen, who came here from
st. raul two months ago to take charge of
the Como Avenue Congregational church,
will be Installed as pastor Friday evening, in
connection with which important event an
interesting programme VIII be carried out.
Among the other ministers who will take an
active part in the service are Rev. George II.
Wells, Rev. j. ii. Morley. Rev. Smith Baker,
Rev. George r. Merrill and Rev. j. H.
Chandler.
full meeting of the Woman's Council
IS called for Saturday, the l7lh at 2:3j p. m.
The election of standing committees and
arrangement of programme for the Janu-
AIRY open parliament will constitute the prin
cipal items of business Copies OF the
of the recent congress- which were ordered
for the council. are at Mrs. II. b. Walkers,
and can be had upon application.
Miss Olive Louise Thornburgh, of SI5 East
Eighteenth street, who won the $3.50 gold
prize for giving Il name to the new Northeast
Minneapolis suburb is the tWelveyear- old
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John Thornburgh
She selected the name Columbia Heights her
self. Her great-grandfalher, David Hoover.
who settled i'll Wayne county, Ind, in 1886,
named the city of Richmond in that state
Olive attends the Madison school in Mime
eapols and stands high in ner class.
Frank McIIugh went into a candy store at
1920 Sixth street south to purchase some
candy several evenings ago, and left his
pocketbook containing Sj7 on the counter.
When he returned to claim it he received no
satisfaction, 50 he reported the matter to
The police. They had no better success than
'McHugh. The next night Ntzhugh, was
awakened from sleep by a woman who en-
tered his room. She handed him back his
pocketbook, declaring she could not sleep
until she had returned it. McHugh is happy
and does not know who the woman was.