St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-18
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GhoBULEs.

Seventeen warranty deeds were filed with
the register Of deeds yesterday, aggregating
in all S61, 450.
1t is now said that the loss by the fire in
George B. Hush's residence will reach Sl2,-
600, instead of $4,000
Louis Deckmann, arrested by Officer Tap
per for disorderly conduct, was fined $25 in
the municipal court yesterday.
Officer Quist, of the South side. station.
was slightly injured Yesterday morning whlle
attempting to stop runaway team
The Swedish singing societies have de-
clded to organize union, TO be calleu the
Swedish Singers Union of America.
6Detective Lawrence arrested yesterday
morning Albert Palinade, who escaped from
the retormatory at st. Cloud few days ago
1t is probable that Health Commissioner
Kelley will be sent as delegate to Inc
cholera congress which will be held al the
City of Mexico Nov. %.
A pleasant luncheon was given yesterday
afternoon ut l O'Clock by Mrs. H. e. Trues-
dale 1922 Mary place. Covers were laid for
twelve and dainty table arranged.
meeting of the Flour City Debating club
was held last evening at Foresters' hall. The
subject for debate was Resolved, That Free
Trade Is Preferable to Protection"
Henry Nigham took out a permit yesterday
to build a two-story dwelling, TO cost 50JJ,
at 3O40 Park avenue. Twelve other permits
were issued, amounting to total of Sl3,O3O.
Police Captain Bosworth, of the East side
station, was seriously injured by the failing
OF a cell door. He had just recovered from
injuries received while jumping off from a
street car.
A disagreement was reported last evening
by the jury in the suit OF Larry ). Sllnms
against Officer Anthony Conroy. The suit
was brought TO recover $1,000 damages for
alleged false imprisonment.
The Fidelity Casualty company OF New
York, began suit in the olstrict court yester-
day against l.. A. Whittemore to recover
1888 r. which they alleee they have paid out
on defaulted bond for him.
Arthur Bennett was arraigned i'll the
municipal court yesterday on charge OF
petit larceny. The complainant was Nj. W.
Jones' partnerot Bennett ! business. The
case was dismissed and damage suit is cutie
likely to follow
The bald heads are i'll the majority at the
BijOu this week. The spider and Fly,
with It's pantomimestS burleSquers ara
shapely girls is drawing crowded houses.
matinee and evening performance will con-
clude the engagement
The case of Wesley House, arrested
Wednesday for assault i'll the second degree,
was dismissed in the municipal court yester-
day. The trouble grew out Of an old love af-
fair, the complainant being at one time en-
gagged to marry MIR. House.
The official canvass of the city vote is still
in progress IL shows so far tnat Skoog, the
Prohibition candidate for alderman III the
Eleventh ward, received plurality of 62
and McAllister the republican candidate in
the Tenth, plurality of o..
Mrs. c. II. Pratt and Miss Pratt gave
pretty tea yesterday afternoon In honor OF
Miss Scudder. of New York, formerly of Min
neapolis and who has recently returned
from abroad. The rooms were charmingly
decorated and the coloring happily carried
out.
On account of one more mill being in op-
eDration the flour output last week showed a
70v0-bsrrel increase. The total was 22l99)
barrels averaging 36,99S barrels daily =
against 5000 barrels the week before, POS
6S5 barrels for the corresponding time in
1891, and 19l, ,075 barrels in 1890
Mrs Eva Bach, an old resident of Mime
spos, wife of John Bach residing at COL
Second street northeast died Wednesday
night of dropsy. The deceased had been in
Ill health for several years. Mrs. Bach leaves
two children. The funeral will be held at
the German Catholic church at o clock this
morning.
The board of charities and correction met
yesterday to talk over the hospital site ques-
tiop. As usual but little was accomplished
The board eliminated from the list OF sites
offered all those under half block in area
or which were not provided with sewer and
water connections. There now remain
twelve sites from which to make a selection.
City Assessor Plummer is advocating the
passage of bill al the coming session of the
legislature to exempt from taxation all per-
sonal property below $500 The present tax
exempts all below 500. The passage OF
scch bill would save the assessor great
deal of trouble as well as the citizens. Sew
eral of the legislators elect are in favor of
such bin.
An excellent company began a three
nights engagement at the Graz last night
in the laughable comedy. "The Junior Part
ner." There was a large and appreciative
audience. The comedy is a good one; also
the cast. 1t contains among others, the fol
lowing artists: Henry Miller, Hugo Toland,
Thomas Ryley f. B. Strong, Mrs. Mckee
Rankin, May Irwin, Emily Bancker> and
Phyllis Rankin.
There is likely to be trouble for the local
BARRIERS who keep their shops open on the
Sabbath. c. W. Lapp, president of the local
jOumeymen BARRIERS union, consulted AS
sistant City Attorney Dunn in reference to
causing the arrest OF any violators of the
law, and it is said that special officers will be
detailed next Sunday to keep q close watch
on a few shops which do business on the
quiet Sundays.N
City Attorney Russell has notified J. B.
Bassett that the bar III the river just above
the West side pumping station must be re-
moved at once. 1t is claimed that Mr.. Bas-
sett is responsible for the existence of the
bar, which greatly interferes with the city's
supply of water. Mr. Bassett has made no
reply, but the water works department will
see that the obstruction is removed as soon
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