St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-29
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $1S58,
306,03.
Prof. H. II. Boyesen will lecture at the
Lyceum Dec. and on Henrik Ibsen."
Twenty-Five warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, aggregating
$40,S5O
Charles johnson stole a satchel from q
farmer Yesterday and was arrested by Patrol
man John RYAN.
The Minnesota State Horticultural society
Will hold its annual meeting III Minneapolis
Jan, 10 TO IL inclusive.
Six building permits we're issued at the
building inspectors office yesterday. The
estimated cost was $3.50.
There will be an important business meet
Ing or the Homeopathic Hospital association
Friday evening at o'clock at the West hotel.
Charles Matthews Comedy company,
headed by al. 5. Lipman, will present by
Proxy" at the Grand the last three nights of
this week.
+. Chaplin who forged checks on Lovejoy.
Hendricks d Co., of the Nicollet Island roll
ing mills, was sent to the Workhouse yester
day TO serve sixty DAYS.
Morris Splan, charged with robbing C. S.
Saude on the public highway, was arraigned
Ill the municipal court yesterday and had his
case continued until today.
Alpha M, of the Chi Psi Fraternity, gave
dancing party to its lady friends and
alumni last evening AZ the home of Harry
Kennedy, 23J0 Park avenue.
Prof. ". q. Jordan formerly managing
editor OF Current Literature, will lecture to-
morrow evening at the Church of the Re
oeemer on his system of mental training
John L. Kelly and his merry associates IN
farce drew large audience at the Bijou
again last evening. "McFee of Dublin,
ms latest vehicle Of fun, promises 20 become
Immensely popular.
The Policemen Relief association benefit
4 n Inc
Officers report large sale of tickets for this
affair and the indications are that il will
proYely large reunerauve.
An inquest was held yesterday over the re
mains I'll Frank Allen, the young boy killed
by an electric car in North Minneapolis, and
the jury brought in verdict that he came TO
MS death by his own carelessness.
The police were notified yesterday that the
telegraph operators who formerly lived i'll
this city, G. E. Clark and j. X. Blodgett had
been arrested i'll Denver The men are
Charged with embezziing about $4,000
All of the buildings of the Esterly Harves-
ter works at st. Louis Park have been com
pleted, save the storage building. and that is
not needed right away. The plant may be
put in operation the first of next week.
Daniel rrohmans travelling company. and
q good one it is, presented The Grey Mare"
at The Grand last night. THE Grey Mare is
one of the funniest of the new farces "a
Bed Of Roses" the curlain-raiser, is not very
good.
The annual meeting of the Maternity Hos
pital association will be held tomorrow morn
ing at 1880 al the hospital. During the after
noon pubic rece ptlon Will be given, when
donations tor the institution will be re-
ceiVed.
The meeting OF the Hennepin county aux
Hilary TO the worlds fair, usually held every
Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs
Henry Brown, will this week be postponed
until Dec. q, on account of the congress of
the Woman's council.
The 3, 100 garments of the needlework guild
Will be displayed Wednesday ana Thursday
at Al Nicollet avenue. The appointment
committee, of which Mrs. John 5. PIllsbury
IS chairman, will hold meeting al this place
thursday morning to make u disposition or
the garments.
The opening of the present week finds little
change i'll the condition of w. H. Chamber
lain, the city editor of the journal, who has
been suffering from typhoid fever. On Satur-
day he was rational for a short time but the
delerum returned and he is again uncon-
scous aud raving.
Members of the class of '93 of the North
side high school met yesterday and adopted
resolutions setting forth that the statements
published III the newspapers relative to al
Iegeq trouble IN the school were unauthor-
lzed by them, and also expressing confidence
in and love for Miss Sterritt
1t has been decided that the vacant rooms
In the south side high school will be occu-
pied by the eignth-grade pupils i'll the gram
mar schools i'll that portion of the city. There
Will DE accommodations for about POI pupils.
and the eighthgrade pupils will occupy the
building until next year at least.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Joseph Jensa and Jennie Enquist George P
Gould and Jessie 0. h. Friedheim, Fred Ned
derSen AMI Emma Tesmann, j. B. Slater and
b. X. Roney, 2. j. M3Nally and Lauretta
Bonen. b. f. Gibson and Anne E San
ford, Fred Peterson and Anne Thoren, and
Charles w Adams and May McGaughey.
The marriage of Miss Fanny d. Jewett and
Orland IL. Holcomb was quietly solemnized
Saturday afternoon at the residence of the
brides parents, l412 Fourth avenue south.
Rev. ID. Faude, of Gethsemane church, of
fciating Only the Immediate relatives were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Holcomb left on the
evening train for Chicago. After the bridal
trip they will be at home to their many
friends at Rapid City, S. d., where Mr. Hol-
comb is engaged i'll business.