St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-24
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBUhEs.

Eighteen warranty deeds were filed with
the regist er Of deeds yesterday, aggregating
SlI2.s25.
Eve building permits were Issued at the
once OF the building inspector yesterday, az
gregatng S3,2i0
Barney Ferguson in his humorous creation
Of Mccarthy in "McCarthy's Mishaps" is
drawing good houses at the Bijou.
The football teams from the Minneapolis
and ST. Paul high schools viii contest for
supremacy in the bese ball park this morning.
Dan Sully, the Irsh-AmericGn actor, will
appear at the Grand opera house and for the
balance Of the week in his charming com
edy The Millionaire"
At the Bijou next week Johu T. Kelly, the
King Of Irish farceurs ana great local
favorite. will be seen in Mckee of Dublin,
his latest comedy creation.
Rival teams from the university will play
football in tx base ball park this afternoon
beginning at $50. The teams viii be com
posed Of law and academic students
The case Of Edward Griffin, who was
charged with horse stealing. was dismissed
yesterday in the municipal court Ihere
was Tot sufficient evidence TO convict
The coolest weather Of this season came
Tuesday night and yesterday morning. The
mercury going down to zero. Observer Har-
mon predicts warmer weather for today.
Horace &, Melville, Of Honolulu, was III
Minneapolis Yesterday on his way 10 Chicago
VINO desire to make individual exhibits nj the
worlds far.
The board of corrections and charities has
declded to make an official investigation Of
the hospital sites next Saturday. The mem
bers viii Visit each site ami endeaYor to Sc
lect one.
Marcia Williams was committed TO the asy-
lum at Rochester yesterday. She is a school
teacher residing at 327 Sixth street south. and
, her insanity is due TO an attack of the grippe
ana oVerwork.
The board of charities and corrections IS
complaining about the slowness OF John
Norton III hlliug the fuel contract let him six
weeks ago. lie is said to have delivered but
one load OF wood as yet.
Today at 0 clock at the Holmes hotel will
occur the annual dinner given by the man
agement Of The Bijou to the employees Of the
theater ana members Of The press. II is ex-
peced that ~ least seyenty-hye viii be pres
ent.
Gus Kinkel. a street car conductor. whose
place Of residence is at Il3 Island avenue
swallowed lot OF tincture of iodine by mis-
take Tuesday night. Police Surgeon Gibson
and has stomach pump had 10 be called into
requlsition, ana the conductor is feeling BET
ter.
The case of Tom Moore, for assaulting
Fred COOK, the attorney, was called yesterday
in The municipal court. Mr.. Moore was not
present, so his attorney. Robert Jamison, APP
peared for him and paid $50 fine for mis-
client
Property owners along the East side
bouleYard are kicking because they have
been awarded too small amounts for the
property taken and damaged by the park
board i'll arranging the boulevard. Many or
them have appealed to the park board, and
their cases will be looked into.
Tonight MI and Mrs Drew will give the
final performance OF their engagement in
this city, appearing at the Lyceum theater IN
double bill. which is made up of TWO very
Interesting plays, Sidney Grundys one-acL
episode I'm Honor Bound" followed by
Tom Taylors comedy drama still Waters
Run Deep"
i. Fay Mills, the evangelist will be in MN
neapolis Tuesday to confer with the local
ministerial committees on the revival meet
lngs to be held in Minneapolis IN the spring.
II The committee succeeds in inducing Muls
to come in spite of the failure of The central
meeting idea, the meetings will be held i'll
" esLmnsler Plymouth. Heunepin Avenue
Methodist Wesley and First Baptist churches.
The highWaymen IN the ne,gburhood of
Elliot park are becoming very bold, and
scarcely Il night goes by but some man fails q
victim TO The slungshOL The last one to re-
port is Nels Gjermundsen Of 1871 Tenth ave
nue. south. He was halted by several high
Waymen and robbed OF all The money III his
pockets and his oyercoat The robbers made
him pull off his coat and then babe him get
home as fast af his legs would carry HIM.
The grand jury list drawn for the December
term OF court, to report Tuesday. Dec. q, AT
10 a. m, is as follows: George u. Lyman Jr.,
George q. Jacoby j. ii. Rolfe Ralph Reese,
W. l.. HASKELL, Ezra B. Ames. Frank SlTemel,
Joseph King, A. NJ. Geesamar, Levi Long
fellow, William j. Dean, L. y. Werner ii. f.
Brown, A. j. Blethen, Nicholas Faber, l.. A.
Austin, Lambert Hayes, August Nolbrecht
John Egan Sr, o. v. Miller, John l. Black,
a. Z. Kelly ana Robert Pratt.
Mrs. Laura E. James, who with her young
son has been living at the Hotel Albion. at
tempted suicide early Tuesday morning by
cutting herself in the wrists with a pair OF
shears She severed the arteries and would
no doubt have bled to death had not her son
discovered her and notified the other inmates
of the hotel. DR.. Hunter was summoned
and had the injured lady taken to the ST. An
tbony hospital Mrs. James has been suffer
ing from insomnia for a long time, and com
miIled the act while under a. very nervous
starin. She will recover. She has been en-
ployed in the Office of the Pioneer Savings
and Loan company.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Nj. A, Young and II. O. Bennett, John f.
Hansen and Melen McStes, NJ. A. Sprague
and Ella Cook, Conrad Il N orhus and Emma
c. Mellplom, Charles W. Teney and Dora
Davidson, Charles w. Lalf aud Nancy p.
Whitteker Fritz Netheide and nellie Berett
Abraham s. Strauss and Sophie Smith, j. j.
CARSON and Minnie Brown, Edward A.Abbott
and Maryetta Taft Ohm Ii. Wolf and Jessie
b. Johnston, Frank Dancer and Annie Gul.
hkson, J. Ryan and Mary Duffy, q. A NC
Keen and Nellie Judge, Ever /. Sletten and
Caroline Jurgenson, Barker Needham and
Julia Van Beck. A j. Barker and Amelia
Clark, and Ed Danley and Laura Lewis.