St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday were 81 926 49, TO-
Thirtv-one warranty deeds were filed wien
the register of deeds yesterday, aSgregaung
S1li,1i5.
Register OF Deedseect Plummer is re-
ported as quite seriously i'll from overworA
during the campaign.
Aid Bichfedt will retire from the grocery
business having sold his stock in South Mlh-
neapolis TO Gilbert Bros.
Information was received yesterday that
the steamer Northerner. loaded with Mime
apois flour, had gone down in Lake Supe-
rior
Dan'l Sully begins an engagement at the
Grand tomorrow afternoon i'll Leander Rlcn-
ardsou's successful comedy-drama, The
Millionaire"
Melee of Dublin is the unique title of
John T. Kellys new play. 1t is described as
the most laughable farce in which the cele-
brated Kelly has ever appeared.
Madame lie Chere, the science reader, who
was robbed of ner money and stock in trade
all amulet. has not recovered her property
As yet The local detectives are working on
the case.
DMrs. Charles Decker of Milwaukee. has
written to the local police asking them TO ar
rest her husband, who is living III this city
with another woman. She wants him arrest
ed for bigamy.
The Consolidated Milling COMPANY is dis
turbed by erroneous stories publsheu IN
evening papers to the effect that several of
the company's mills have been closed, prob
ably never to be reopened.
Phi Delta Phi, the law fra ternity. at the
Nicollet house has initiated the followln!
students: Bugge. banner and Jackson, OF
93, and kepner, Wright. Drew, Van Campen,
Conant and Wilson. of '9i.
The story that Nicollet island will be con-
verted into railroad yard has been revived.
and it is stated that the Northern PIciic and
the Canadian Pacific are tho two roldS most
interested i'll the contemplated DEAL
Frank Geist. the attorney, is OH the list OF
those whose houses have been burglariZe q.
On Sunday evening the nightly visitors went
through his residence. 626 Twenty-third ave-
nue. north aud cleaned it out pretty thor
oughly.
Tie park board committee on winter sports
is already having erected at PO"derhorn,
Loring and Second ward parks the necessary
waiting rooms for skaters. Todd's pond and
Sandy lake have been flooded, and will be
ready for the skater in few days.
The story that Thomas Moore. the saloon'
keeper who left town several days ago after
having serious trouble with couple of Gus
ing the rounds. AT Mr.. Moore's place of
business it is stated that he will return Mon-
day.
Frank II. Lay, a deputy weigh master, was
arrested onday charged with selling short
weight coal from the Pioneer Fuel company
II
pounds and Lay claims it was due to a mis-
calculation. He will be tried III the munich
pal court.
There will be q meeting of the Labor Ly-
ceun next Friday evening at Labor Temple
for general discussion of the Homestead
trials after which there will be aisDecial
| meeting of the Trades and Labor assembly,
at which important matters will be brought
up for consideration.
The humorous antics of Comedian Fergu-
son, aided by the wonderful contortion spe-
cialty of his daughter Marguerite is drawing
large audiences al the Bijou Today at > 30
q ladies' and children's popular priced matt
nee will be given. Tomorrow will occur the
special Thanksgiving matinee.
1t is said that if the mayor appoints Lieut..
Walton, of the South precinct station, to the
position of captain OF the Fifth precinct,
Sergeant Fox will be asked to fill the vacant
lleutenantcy. Lieut. Coffin is much ag-
grieved man now that he has learned that q
new man is to be appointed TO Il place over
his head.
Minnie Folsom has begun divorce pro-
ceedings against Roswell Folsom. alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment throughout the
entire course of their married life. She is
twenty-three and he is thirty-two. they were
married in 1885, have one child and Minnie
has been so badly treated she thinks she
ought 10 be free.
President j. C. Eliel, of the iobbers' asso-
citation. has appointed the following COM
mittee on the annual jobbers' banquet: E.
Fl. Turner, chairman; w. $. Mott, E. e.
Fisher. F. B. Semple and George III. Par
fridge. The banquet will be given at The
West soon after the first of the month and
covers will be laid for 400 or 500.
Since the report was published that the
disbandIng of s. P. Brooke's American
Typical orchestra was due to the failure of
some of his hackers to keep their agreements.
SO many offers of assistance have come to
him that he will probably reorganize the
orchestra and continue the tour. probably
extending il TO DUBUQUE.
James Mcdonald. the laborer who was run
over by an engine on The Northern Pacific
road, died yesterday morning at the city hos
pitaI. Mcdonald recently came to this city
from Montreal. The coroner will investi-
gate the case. Peter Carlson, who was in
jured while crossing the Great Northern
tracks, is i'll precariOuS condition, and it is
likely he will die
S. C. Gale the ell-known real estate man.
must be very absent-minded Monday. while
on the Lyndale avenue car on his wav home,
he forgot the car was in motion, and when
Sixteenth street was reached he stepped off
He was injured severely, though it is thought
nothing serious will result. He was taken
to his home on Harmon Place, where he will
be confined several days.
The Minneapolis Society Of Fine Arts has
elected the following officers: President,
It. B. Walker; vice president, w. C. Whitney:
treasurer. Mrs Josiah Thompson. in place of
Mrs. j. F. Crays. resigned: secretary, Mrs A
g. Austin. The following directors we're re-
appointed for three years: H. H. Robinson,
f.. G. Gale. E. Nj. johnson, j. r. Vanderlp,
Mrs. G. +. French. together with the newly
appointed directors for the same term, Mrs
Thomas Lowry, Mrs. G. H. Rust and W. NJ.
Tenney
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Peter Bowler and Ida Caonelt, Frank E.
Miller and Rosa L. Holasik. Frederick Den
nett and Elisabeth Comerford, Andrew j.
Swanson and Coraina johnson. Orie NJ De-
lare and Rosa Metzel. August Anderson and
Hannah Paulson. Joseph Mergen and Agnes
McQuaid, d. NJ. Countryman and Minnie s.
Bonham. Charley j. Rosepdale and Hedwig
S. Wedlund. John Thompson and Augusta
johnson. Ole j. Olson and Augusta Lee,
Louis Wilson and Hannah Lindquist, Albert
A. Leroy and G. Gerdumd Richardson Char
Cederstrsm and Annie S. johnson. Hans
Simonson and Lizzie Holt and A. S. Wal
quist and Johanna Anderson.