St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The various freight houses in the city will
be closed on Monday.
Thirty-one deeds aggregating S94,3S3 were
fl led with the register of deeds yesterday.
The Minneapolis Ski CLUB will meet Mon
day evening at the Office of the city engineer.
The public examination of teachers will be
held at the Central high school Dec. 20
and 80.
Weather Observer Harmon predicts warmer
weather for today. By this evening the cold
wave will have passed over Minnesota.
Tonight will be club night at the rooms of
the Hennepin Democratic league. Arrange
ments have been made for plenty of amuse-
ment for the members.
Scandal Lodge No. 6, K. of p, will give its
annual party, with an oyster supper, Thurs
day evening the 29th inst, at Castle hall, 202
First avenue, south.
M. w. Meagher, the attorney. will leave
Jan. for Canada to make speeches III favor
of annexation. He will speak at Windsor
and other cities in that vicinity.
The opening of the South Side high school
may be delayed again. as the American Desk
and Seating company. OF Chicago, has not
yet begun the work of putting in the chairs.
There will be the usual carrier deliveries
from the postoffice Monday forenoon. The
office will be closed as on Sunday. From a.
NJ. to 10 u. IN. il will be open for the delivery
of packages.
City Treasurer-elect Haugap has announced
that he will retain Assistant Treasurer An
keny for the present at least. Mr.. Ankeny Is
a Democrat, but he possesses the confidence
of Hangar. and the public. TOO.
The members of the board of education
have presented all easy chair, meerschaum
pipe and pound of tobacco to A. c. Austin,
who will retire from the board the first OF
| the year, after fifteen years of service.
Mrs. Helen Mowatt, of the "Mavourneen"
company, which played at the Grand opera
ft,it1
she received the first night the company was
here. She expects to leave for Clncin natl
today.
The Hennepin county board of the ladies'
auxiliary OF the worlds fair will give an en-
lertainment in the Lyceum theater next
Wednesday evening to raise money to meet
some OF the incidental expenses that must
be met.
d. M. Housed, a salesman Tor Crabtree, the
cigar man, was thrown from his wagon yes
terdav afternoon. His horse ran away and
overturned The wagon. housel's leg was
| broken, and tho North Side patrol wagon
| took him to the city hospital.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday tC
| Peter Bartleson and Justina Nelson, John
| Rhode and Annie Lars Frank Cedarbure
aud Emma Nelson, Segvart Hansen anC
| Elise Nison Edward Holmes and Annie
| Arlington, John Anderson and I da Brew
\ strom.
| The Elks have appointed q committee. con
| ssling of l.. Stafford, chairman: Otto Miller
| George Simpson and 5. b Hall. to take step
! toward securing Il better and larger lodge
ROOM This committee is empowered to in.
! vestigate the feasibility of building a lodge
| house.
f. AZ. Nicholson q teamSter, was walking
| behind his team of horses yesterday mornin.
| OH Washington avenue north, near Twenty
| seventh. An electric car approaching from
| behind struck him and when he was picke(
| nm hn II q NuAC ny1on 4
| his home at Camden Place, His I'M uries art
serious.
| Shoplifters are keeping the local detective
/ busy nowadays. number of them have
| been detailed to watch the customers of TIT
| large establishments, and prevent any O.
not belong TO them. A number of shop
filters have been arrested and fined in the
municipal court during the past few days.
The Business Mems union will hold lis an
nual meeting Tuesday, JAM 3. A committee
of arrangements has been appointed to take
charge of the annual meeting, select the
place of holding and submit recommends
tons and suggestions Tor the welfare and
efficiency Of the union. The meeting will
be he'd III the exchange room of the Lumbe
Elk change.
North side property wners crowded tn
council co mmittee room Yesterday morning
in the city hall. They endeavored to pei
suade the street opening commission tina
! they had been assessed TOO much for tn
bridges over the Fourth avenue north via
| duct. These same North siders were tn
| ones who insisted upon having the bridge
built. and now they kick oil the price.
Minnehaha Council Royal Arcanum, Nc
; II. GOT, has elected the following officers TO
! the ensuing year: Regent, A. w. Paris
vice regent j. w. Elem; orator, F. H. Smith
| past regent G. Fl. Quigley; guide, G. H
Richards; chaplain, l.. l.. Sandford; secre
tary, 6. p. Woollett; treasurer. j. Fran
Schorley: collector, Dean Goodspeed; wal
| den, E. G. Falk; sentry E. A Fuge; trus
tees, D. C. Warden, II. s Smith and Franz
| Haywood.
The holiday vacation, marking the end o