St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-01
MINNEAPOLIS GhoBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were S1.714, 1876.
Fourteen warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, aggregating
S43 022.
c. NJ. Foote VIII leave for the East this
evening on trip combining business with
pleasure.
Reports from w B. Chant erain are to the
effect that the patent is quite low and is
constantly growing weaker.
John T. Kelly Is doing the banner comedy
business OF the season at the Bijou. The ell
gagement will end Saturday.
There were four building permits issued
at the office of the building inspector yester-
day. The total estimated cost of the build
1ngs was Si,24).
BY Proxy" a comedy by Charles Klein,
will be given at the Grand or the remainder
of the week 10y Charles Matthews company.
which includes A. s. Lipman and a score of
capable players.
Revival services are being conducted this
week at the Fourth Baptist church. The
pastor. Rev. NJ. +. Negus is being assisted
by G. l.. Merrill, who preached last evening
and will preach again tomorrow night.
Tonight at Century hail Will occur the con-
cert by Haldor Hanson, assisted bv Miss Marie
Gjertsen, reader; Olaf ]. Spiers, flute; NJ.
Christensen, organ; Norwegian Glee club
and Miss lnga Lovtary, accompanies.
Minneapolis lumbermen have signifed a
determination 10 have the state law so
amended that the surveyor general shall re-
Celve a salary of $500 a year. all fees above
that sum to be returned to the lumbermen
pro rata.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Scott, who give the
entertainments known as the Scott recitalS.''
viii be here the first week in December.
Their engagements are mostly with the diff
ferenL Young Mems Christian associations of
the country.
Bertrand & Keith have been awarded the
contract for furnishing plans and specitca-
tons for the new block at SIKH and Nicollet
to be erected by George ID. Dayton of Worth
lngton, f. W. Pickard, ma mayer of the En-
dicOtt building in ST. Paul, will manage the
new building
The local blue coats are making strong
effort to realize at least $1,000 from their
coming benefit ut the BijOu. The officers are
ali getting good hustle on themselves, and
the indications are that the return will be
handsome one.
The Swedish Baptist ministers of Mime
apolis will hold a series of pastoral meetings
at the First Swedish Baptist church of this
city, beginning this evening. Rev. Mr.. Eng
blom will preach the opening sermon, and
will be followed by others.
: The inimtable Gus Williams, quaint in his
humor legitimate and neat i'll his acting
methods, and an acknowledged universal ia
Vorite. will present next week. at the Bijou,
his latest success, April Fool" musical
eccentriclty in three acts by G. Wallace Wal
terS
E. r. GAYLORD, the present assistant cashier
OI tue MelTopOllIun Dirk, WIS erected y6Ster-
day afternoon by the board of directors TO
the position of cashier. to succeed c. +.
Braden. who goes to Chicago Mr.. Gaylord
has been with the Metropolitan bank ever
since it was organized. Prior to that time he
was teller at the Northwestern bank.
The Little Sisters of the Poor feel very
grateful to their benefactors for their chart
liable remembrance of the aged poor on
Thanksgiving. In particular. Anthony Kelly,
who gave the turkeys for dinner. is thanked.
and also the children of Sumner school and
their principal and kind teachers in remind
ing the childred to be generous to the poor
At the Maternity hospital meeting yester-
day morning the following officers were
elected: President Mrs. A. a. Connor; sec
Lara Mrs. w. Clare, Mrs j. w. Bell, Mrs.
Anna Platt, Mrs A. B. Turly Mrs. Emma
Starcnfeld. The report of the treasurer
showed the hospital to be in fair financial
condition.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday TO
Harry W. Bowling and Susie B. Bracker
Harry w. Odele and Emma S. Dahlberg AL
bert Lamb and Annie E. Dahlberg John o.
B1ornstad and Julia SWensen, Gustaf Ander-
son and Margaret johnson, Dan Mccarthy
and Lora Linn, Iyer p. Folstad and Annie
Fladheimer. George E. Spencer and Iilie
Walters, Aaron ThoreSman and Sofe RiVkin,
and David Rosenstein and Clara Friedman.
At the meeting of the Congregational club
last Monday night, a number of new mem
bers were admitted. Among the applicants
was Rev. j. II. Boggess, pastor Of the Lowry
Hill Congregational church. He was defeat
ed by five negative votes. His defeat was
due to certain members of the club who
were once members Of his church, and LETT
because of personal reasons. They took ad-
vantage II The opportunity offered to re-
venge themselves upon him in personal