St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-30
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Yesterdays real estate transfers aggregated
S71.s0O. The building permits amounted to
$50, 975.
Tonight tomorrow matinee and night will
be the last presentations of "a Knotly fair
at the BiJou.
The j. G. Duff opera company in IA Trip
to Africa opened at the Grand last night be-
fore large and well pleased house.
a horse owned by the Minnetonka Meat
company saw his own shadow Wednesday
night. He reared up, and, falling over died.
Capt. F. P. Brewer intends to build steam
boat this winter to ply between 81. Paul and
minneapolis. The boat will be side wheeler
14O feet long and IS feet wide.
The minneapolis street railway candidate
has ordered twenty forty-foot vestibuled
motors tor use on the interurban line. These
cars shelter the driver and conductor.
Rev. ID. L. Wells, secretary of the ministe-
nal union, telegraphed Evangelist b. Fay
Mills to conduct revival i'll this city next
March, and the invitation has heen accepted
"a Still Alarm" with Its fire engine, its
horses and its striking climaxes. and Its win
dow-breaking and its pleasing comedy
scenes, will be the attraction at the Bijou
next week.
Henry c. Payne, the Republican boss of
Wisconsin, and head of the Milwaukee street
railway system. is III Minneapolis inspecting
the street railway system and predicting Re-
publican success.
Ii. Is. DOuSan, superintendent OF Inc union
depot for several years. has resigned He
Will be succeeded by Howard James. recently
superintendent of the northern division OF
The Great Northern, with headquarters at
GAINESVILLE.
Charles F. Scott the ex-bookkeeper for the
Lyman Eliel Drug company. who Is charged
with robbing his employers safe, was ar
raigned in the municipal court yesterday.
Continuance Of the examination was granted
until Oct. ).
William Stewart and John Smith were ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Inspectors
Howard and Doyle. The men were wanted
in ST. Paul for the theft of a lot of clothing.
so they were turned over to an officer of the
Saintly City force.
mass meeting of the Christian Endeavor
societies of the city will be held at Wesley
NJ. E. church this afternoon and evening.
Col. c. ". Johnson is expected to take
charge of the singing Rev. DR.. o. P. Clifford,
of Chicago speaks i'll the evening.
W. G. Nye has returned frem the meeting
of the supreme lodge. l. o. Q. F., at Portland,
Ore. He says DR.. G. l.. I. Camp. of London.
Ont, sire OF the order, will arrive i'll Min
neaT oils Monday with a number of others of
the supreme lodge. Arrangements are being
made to entertain them.
II is now learned that the house to house
mail collection system recently adopted by
the government Will not be introduced i'll
Minneapolis unless the citizens want it
Two-thlrds OF the residents on any one route
must order it and agree to erect boxes before
the system Will De put IN.
T. P Pemberton. of Chicago, editor-in-
ehlef of the Master Steam Filter and asso-
elate editor of the Stationary Engineer. has
been spending some time in Minneapolis.
He intended TO lecture before the Minneapo-
lis Association of Stationary Engineers to-
morrow evening, but has been called away.
Owing to a change in arrangements in Mil
wauKee and Chicago, the delegates TO the ma
tlonal real estate exchange meeting in Buff
falo. from this city will leave on Saturday
lnStRan Sunday ICrhf SrnplQl
train from Chicago will leave on Sunday
noon. instead of Monday noon, and the
round trip will be reduced to SIS.
The new Commercial Telegraph and Elec
trio company presented a petition and Or
hinance asking for permission to place wires
In the Dorset conduits, to City Clerk Haney
yesterday. When this matter comes before
the council tonight there is likely to be big
fight OH granting the company this privilege.
The matter of granting franchises TO private
corporations will be the ground for battle.
a circular has been received by the local
lodges OF the Independent Order of the Free
Sons Of Israel ordering that the 4C0th ami
yersary OF. the landing of Columbus be cele-
brated by the lodges between Oct S and 20.
The letter is from the grand master. Julius
hamburger, of New York, who calls attention
to the fact that in America alone are He
brews accorded freedom of action and
thought.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
E. a. Swanson and Hedwig j. Lindquist,
Peter carlson ana ANNE Is. Hanson, Charles
Barber and Angie Houk, John W. Hanson
and Mary DeshIpensky, Julius Barsch and
Augusta Asst, F. W. Lonegren and Catherine
L. Widmark. Charles Strand and Alberta
Elg, George King and Hattie Crooker Pete
johnson and Augusta Nelson, William E.
White and NJ. a. Wilson.
S. G. Cook took out building permit yes
lerday afternoon for the erection of a two
gtory brown stone residence at 1920 Vine
place. He gave the estimated cost of the
building as $1,000. The building inspectors
clerks. however, were not satisfied with the
estimated cost so a visit was made to the
office of the architect who was preparing the
plans for the building. He said the building
would cost at least Sl7,u00 so the records
were changed, and $4,000 ADDED to the esti-
mated cost.
Today is park day and the city will be
turned over, fgurauvely speaking, to the
school children. The final arrangements
were made yesterday afternoon at a meeting
held in the park board rooms by the commit
tee having the matter in charge. The police
will see that the street at the intersection of
Washington and HenEepin avenues is kent
clear of traffic during the transfer of pupils
from one car to another. Every member of
the park board and the board of education is
expected to report at Sis this morning and
assist i'll taking care of the children. either at
the parks or the transfer points.