St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-02
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The baak cleorings yesterday were S0o3,
Nine permits were issued from the build
ing inspectors Office yesterday aggregatlng
$S025.
Twenty eight warranty deeds were hled
with the register of deeds yesterday aggfe-
eating Sl4l, 5O7.
The Minneapolis Floral society will hold
chrysauthemum show at the ola centenary
church Nov. sll inclusive.
Monday evening Nov. Z Charles Dickson
will make mis- second Appearance as a s.ar IN
this city in mrs. Romaldo Pachecho mlfth-
full farce, "ncOg."
'The Charity Bali is meeting with its ac-
customed good patronage at the &rand ol,gla
house. THURSDAY, FRIDAY ana SATURDAY pa
evenings The Wife Will he presented
Notwithstanding the election excitement
Jerry" IS drawing well at the Bijou. MI
Summers brings out deal OF humor am
pathos in his part and does il i'll Thoroughly
natural manner
Work on the foundation for the Nicollet
National Bank building, on Fourtn street
between Nioolet and First avenues, was
commenced yesterday. The eXcaNatlhg
process is nearly completed.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Emil Laurent and Obline Thompson, y ~
henderson and Maud a. Taylor, LOUIS n
McGregor and Clara B. KEGS, Samuel D. Nash
and Daisy Latham.
The Minneapolis Benevolent Sick BENEFIT
association, to consist of members OF Ihe
Jewish faith, was incorporated yesterday py
Aaron GOLDBERG, president; Adolph taFp-
stein wee president; Jacob Freud and Isaac
Easewitz, secretaries; Morris Glassberg treas
urer: S. J. Essential, G. WoltsCAn ana M
KitZleT, trus eeS.
The Society for the Home for Children ana
4 Il TgDnn
day All the old directors were reeIected
and Mrs. a@altcr Hurlburt and Mrs u. u
Slight were added To the board Llst o YER az
the total receipts of the society were 81 S93 70
and the expenditures SL225 %. During the
year l53 children we're cared Tor ana % are
Low in the home.
The business of the postoffice for the
month of October shows an increase III the
gross emount over that for the correspond
ing month last year OF over II per cent inc
sales OF stamps for the present month nave
amounted To S46,s61 81; receipts from poX
rents, 1854 30; total. S47.S15 OF. For lS9l the
fl uIes were S3G.sl5 CO, 1924 81, and S41flo.n
respectively. This makes the total money
increase $10G6 80 The business OF the once
for the month Of October was larger IMAM
that Of any other month III the history OF the
office.
City Clerk Haney gives notice that judges
of election are expected TO meet in MS once
Thursday morning at 10 to receive lHsIruc-
tons in the complicated ballot law.
The meteorological record shows that Oc-
tober was nearly four degrees WarmeV thap
the average October for twenty-seven years
and the Warmest october since 1906 me
average temperature OF the monlh was 49;ol
deg; The maximum on the I'd, 50 deg. the
minimum, the 9th, 70 deg. Rain Tell on
three days.
Minneapolis experienced the first snow
storm of the season yesterday morning
little before 10 O'Clock. Observer Harmon
II. no n dDHS
mean that the period OF hne weather mas
passed.
The scenic effects of ''The Ensign, the new
nautical drama by William haWorth, are sald
TO be on scale similar TO the great spectac-
Mar shows. 1.-THE Ensign is not Strictly
spectacular drama, however. Its managers
claim sufficient merit TOR it irrespective or
scenery but ut the same Time they nave pro
Vided most elaborate and expensive scenic
outfit for the play.
One of the features Of Halloween in North
Minneapolis was an impromptu serenade
given to Mr.. and Mrs A. Il. Newstrom. at
their cosy residence, 1920 Fourth street north.
Headed 10y worthy examples OF the "grandpas
ana benedicts' in the north district the
EAGLE uuarteite made music known to every
family heart sumptuOus collation. was
served. hearty congratulations extended TO
the bride and groom, after which the assem-
blage dispersed, well pleased with their Hal
lOWeen festivities
ment League have resolved to interest the
city attorney in furnishing sellers of cigar
cites to boys under sixteen also the tYe-cent
novels.
w. II. DunWoody received a letter from
Robert Gale the secretary of the Minnetonka
Yacht club Yesterday which informed him
that the matter of The Dolphin's measure
ments had been fully investigated. The re
suit was that the club found the boat to be
all right and eligible TO sail in all races of the
NJ D, hat iner0
any cloud on her title 10 the victories are re-
scented.
The Minneapolis Carriage company re-
ported to the police yesterday that II had
recently been victimized TO the extent OF S3OO
on checks which turned out to be worthless.
The checks were usually drawn on The Secu-
rity bank.
The club house of the Long Meadow Gun
club situated on the Minnesota bottom, was
DESTROYED by fire Monday afternoon. The
loss is 5000. The fire originated in the
roof from a defective flue. This is the sec
ond time within the past six months that the
club has suffered the loss of its club mouse.
Early Monday morning the store of j. j
Fitzgibbons, at 1915 Franklin avenue and
the meat market of Adler Bros, at l5Oi
TWenty-first street south, were burglarized
A little money and stock were taken from
each place.
The time lock of the vault in the North
western National bank refused to open yes
terday morning because ii had been wound
too tightly the night before. 1t remained
closed the entire day, and the bank officials
had to fall back upon money received by ex
press. Fortunately this was sufficient to
carry on all the business transactions.
The insurance men of the city are wrought
up over the discovery that the Home Insur-
ance Company of New York, has both board
and non board agencies i'll the city, ana that
rates are being cut. This is violation OF
the rules Of the underwriters union, and the
local insurance men propose to make the
New York company come TO time.