St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-22
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Twenty one deeds. aggregating S5aSlf.
were filed with the register of deeds yester-
dav.
Weather Observer Harmon predicts that tie
temperature this morning will be 10 deg. be-
low zero.
Master and Man." in-spite of the Gus
tomary holiday depression, is drawing fair
sized audiences at The Bjou
d: D.. Heinreich. register of deeds. will go
10 Chicago tonight to remain TWO days TO
purchase machinery for his new laundry.
The police are looking for a man named
Wallace, who is said to have embezzied Il
large sum of money from the Northern Elk
press company at Valley City.
Louis Benin. the hickman who caused the
arrest OF Patrolman Henry Gingras on the
charge of assault and battery, withdrew the
complaint yesterday, and the case was dis
missed.
The council committee on cancellation NJ ct
yesterday afternoon in the city treasurer s
Office and destroyed 200 of the old suspension
bridge bonds, which at one time were worth
S250000
o: II. Stilson, of IIasca county, is in Mime
apolis looking up evidence in an election
contest. Stilson was beaten for judge of pro-
bate by eugene y. Arnold. Arnold really
lives in Minneapolis.
At the Bijou Christmas week kidnapped, p"
s,rikingly sensational melodrama. will be
produced The story is described as grapic
climaxes and plenty OF comedy.
All OF the railroads RAINING out of Mime
apUiis will sell on Dec. 4, next Saturday. hoi-
day excursion tickets 10 points within 20
miles at fare aud third rate. The tickets
Will be good to return until Jan. ), 1893.
George Grindall. who was recently divorced
his wife, was arrnigned in the municipal
court yesterday charged with attempting 10
kill his eX-spouse. ! he case was continued,
and Grindall furnished bail to the extent Of
So
Yesterday morning the barn belonging to
DR.. Charles NJ. Hunter. S29 Second avenue
south, was destroyed by fire. The loss was
S46O While making hose connection Dick
Nolan. stoker of engine No. =, had his hand
badly crushed, and will lose several fingers as
aresult.
Edwin Milton Royles American comedy
drama, "Friends,' will be produced at the
Grand next week by the original company
The engagement will begin with special
Christmas matinee Monday. Dec %. james
O'Neill will present 'Fontenelle'' for the last
time at the Grand tonight.
The only fault that has SO ia: been found
with The big luterurban cars is that they are
difficult TO heat. The street Car company has,
by way of experiment, fitted out several cars
with two stoves instead of one and proposes
by this method to conquer the difficulty. The
extra heater is placed near the middle of the
Car.
At the annual convocation of st. Johns
Chapter NO. 8. X. A. M, the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing wear: Hi:h
priest, Jacob Dryer; king, D. L. Savage; :.
scribe, Max d. Robb; c. of H., II. II. Adams; ;
principal sojourner, II. Horn; Is. A. C., II. A.
Mace: treasurer, j. NJ. Williams; secretary,G.
II. Chapman.
John oldenburg, the steamship agent. left
last night with his wife for Europe They
will lie joined in New York by Miss Kitty
Greene, of Boston. The party will take the
ocean racer, Teutonic, of the Whi;e Star
line, on Dee. %. Mr.. Olderburg will leave
his wife in Paris with her parents and then
go TO Finland and Russia for Il few weeks
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
James o. Engle and Ililda Peterson, Herman
Simonsen and Ida Jensen, Hugh e. Jones
aid Mary A. Jones, Andrew HARRISON and
Ililda Anderson. Wilhelm Johansen and
lnger Nilsen Charles p. Swenson and Alma
Anderson Fra A. Reginsdorf and Carrie
h. Sells. Peter Anderson and ANAL John sou.
and Ole II. liaugin and Martha Brandin.