St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-05
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Eight permits were issued yesterday 70
buildings, OF an aggregate value of $3.50
Nine warranty deeds were filed with the
$500.
The remains Of the man who was killed Mt
Bryn Mawr last Wednesday have not yet
been identified.
q. o. Ness a saloonkeeper at 1901 Second
street north, was fined $50 yesterday for keep
Ing his saloon open on Sunday.
Minneapolis Chapter No. g. Order OF the
Eastern Star gave the first of series OF
Informal parties at the Masonic Temple last
evening.
625 "a. For the week they were Sll, ,54S CSOOS,
and for the corresponding week last year,
81, 945 OBS 05.
Building Inspector Hazen's report for the
first ten months OF the year shows that 2.eS2
permits have been issued, the total estimated
cost of the improvements being Si,6l9964.
Hereafter the regular meeting of the bust
ness mems union will be held at ! III the
afternoon. The banquet Of the union Will
be held, as before announced Nov. 10 at the
Guaranty Loan restaurant.
A a meeting of the Central w G. T. u.
yesterday afternoon II was stated by the Off
GERS that new kindergarten had been esab-
lished in the Olivet Baptist church and that
Miss Pinkham had been placed in charge.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
y. L. Mlller anu AUGUSTA JOHHSOn, IebCr
charlton and Mamie Shaw, John carlson
and EelmU G. Hansen Charles Prooman and
Anna Nj. Lowing. L. j. Peterson and Alma
M. Peterson. and John 7. Anderson and
Augusta Anderson.
The Northwestern Lumber company. with
$1,000 canital. was incorporated yesterday
by Edward b. Clement, president; Samuel H..
Flndley, vice president; George IL; Whlte,
secretary and treasurer general lumber
ing business is 10 be carried on with the gen
eral office in this city.
AT the annual meeting of the Citizens
bank the officers for the next year were
elected as follows: President, Charles =.
Bovey; vice president, George b. Shepherd; !;
cashier, Walter N. CARROLL assistant cashier,
James r. McCuaig. MIR. shepherd continues
in the active management OF the bank.
Police Officer Staylo met with a sad loss
yesterday morning. His two-year-old son
took an overdose of medicine and died. A
box of pills had been prescribed Tor the
child, who was suffering from cold. The
box was accidentally left near him, and
when the mother was not looking the little
fellow helped himself.
The official installation of Rev. Pleasant
Hunter as pastor of Westminster church will
occur Friday evening, Nov. ii. The pro-
gramme has not been completed yet but
Rev d. j Burrell will preach the sermons;
Rev. A. Graham Taylor, of Chicago. Will de-
liver the charge to the pastor Rev. d. n.
Adams, of Minneapolis. the charge to the
peoI le; Rev. y. u. Neil Will oHer the III
stallation prayer.
Grace Mum Hinton, the only child of
Frank Hinton, died suddenly yesterday
morning She went to bed in her usual good
health and spirits, and when her father went
10 awaken her he found she had passed to
the other shore. The remains will be taken
to New York state forinterment. Death was
due TO heart failure. Services will be held
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Mary
e. Taylor. the dead child's aunt, 1912 Clinton
avenue.
The opera ''Naiad Queen" closes at
the Lyceum this evening. A matinee
performance will be given this after
noon at 2:30.
Daniel Frohman's company will close
a successful week at the Grand with a
matinee performance Of "The Charity
Ball" and tOnights production of The
Wife"
A matinee today at 2:3O will terminate
the Jerry" engagement at the Bijou.
No performance Will be given tonight,
but the box Office will remain open till
10 O'clock in order to accommodate the
great rush for seats for "The Ensign"
engagement.