St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-27
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GhoBULEs.

gins next Tuesday.
Yesterday eleven deeds, aggregating S63.
900, were filed with Tie register Oh DEEDS
Mrs George q. Miller has been elected
president of the Minneapolis kindergarten
association.
Miss George Farrar is il the city from
Sioux City. She will spend the winter with
her aunt, Mrs. Il. p. Stery, 1909 West Lake
street
Two building permits were issued at the
office of the building inspector Yesterday.
The estimated cost of the buildings was
5000.
The bank clearings yesterday were % lbS,
DOl93 For the week they were 81, 81. 251.3 ;,
and for the corresponding week last year,
SS.61l.0 09 90.
A building permit was taken out yesterday
by the Twin City Iron Works for one-story
frame foundry at lll6 Fourth street south, TO
post $4,000.
The big bran house Of the Pillsbury mill,
Bhich was burned two weeks ago. is being
(huilt, and by uext week will be ready Tor
business again.
At the Twin City Iron works there is being
init an addition to the foundry q xl20 feet
b size, designed for handling heavy castings
Up to $4,000 pounds.
The Single Tax League will hold bust
De>s meeting to outline the work to be gone
hls winter at 222 New York Life Building
tuesday evening next.
Marriage licenses were lSSueu yesteIuay "
Joseph Janson and JEANNE Engqulsl H. a
Whitman and Mary E. Younsan Mons Mon
Ion and Annie Nelson.
The annual union prayer meeting Tor the
treasury of the woman : board OF MISSIONS Oh
the interior will be held in the reception
room of Plymouth church Friday Dec. = al
Sp. m.
A ST. Paul man complained to the police
YESTERDAY that he had been robbed OF 30 IN
a saloon on Washington avenue Soutn III
5pector Howard wont with the fellow but ne
could not fiud the saloon again.
Drs Cary and Orion held an autopsy yes
terday morning on the body of John Gleason.
Of New Richmond, who was found dead in
his bed in a lodging house Thursday. Iney
found death was due to acute alcoholism.
Thomas Oliver, the Snowman. has been
found He found himself, and yesterday
Eelegaphed from Buffalo, n. l., that ne was
not dead. neither WIS he sleeping lie re-
uuested his friends to stop looking for him.
There will he meeting of the subscribers
for The Minneapolis bicycle track at the as
sembly room of the business mems union
Tuesday evening. at S O'Clock, Tor the pur-
pose of adopting articles OF incorporation
and electing officers.
The one great consolation about the city
hall Yesterday was the news that the contract
for the new iron bridge over the railroads on
Third street north had been let to The Edge
Moor Iron company, and the work would De
nUSleQ 10 cClnDlellOn Us IdplOll lOSS4DlO-
r s BrOderick has retired from the man
aeement of the Earl Fruit com pany, and VIII
enter the fruit brokerage business on his own
account. He will be succeeded by II. e.
Connery formerly of Chicago, in the man
agement of the firm whose manager he mas
been.
The South Side High school is rapidly
nearing completion, and will be opened Tor
school purposes about Christmas time. The
manual training apparatus is being placed
III the manual training department, ana Inc
interior finishing is rapidly being COM
pleted
Burglars entered wilson's livery stable on
Second avenue south, near Third street early
Yesterday morning and carried off number
of robes several suits of clothing and $50 III
money. The night man at the stable had
struggle with the burglar, and was knocked
down for his pains.
Henry Hqch. father of Ky T. Hach, died at
the family residence 1919 Nicollet Avenue,
Thursday morning. aged eighty-one. Paraly-
sis was the cause of death. The remains will
i..t.-e hIcago. which city became Mr..
Hachs home fifty years ago, for interment
In Il short time the intercollegiate Alum
nae association will bring Mrs. Grove,
former professor in Wellesley college. now
Of the University of Chicago. to Minneapolis
TO lecture OH George Meredith" The pro-
ceeds of the lecture will go toward paying
the expenses of the association fellowship
One week from tomorrow, the first Sunday
in December. Minneapolis Lodge No. a, b.
?. o. E.. will hold the annual lodge OF sor-
row. Rev. S. ". Sample will preach the ser
mon. The ceremonies will be conducted in
the lodge room. First avenue south and
Washington.
r. D. Van Dusen, bookkeeper employed
by the street railway company. was attacked
by footpads the other night. Van Dusen is q
very brave man, and it was without fear or
trembling that he sailed into The two robbers
and put them to flight Mr.. Van Dusen in
telling the story says he wasn't bit
frightened"
Swan Sampson. the saloonkeeper arrested
for selling liquor on Sunday, was dismissed
in the municipal court yesterday. The case
was dismissed on Il technically, the comp
troller's record showing his name given in
two different ways in the matter of license.
One record gave his name as sam Sampson
and the other as Swan Sampson.
Robert Melville the bookkeeper brought
back from st. Louis on the charge of forging
W. ". Townseuds Endorsement on notes
was arraigned before Judge Mahoney yester-
day. He waived examination and was
bound over to the grand jury. Bail was
fixed at $500, which he could not furnish,
and accordingly went to the county Jail.
Patrolmau Frank Butler Thursday night
found young and pretty girl in the rear of
Il saloon at Third street and Eighth avenue
south. The girl was stupefied from drink.
She had been taken to the rear of the saloon
by several men and left there. The child
was allowed to return to her home, for her
parents are respectable.
Andrew Kitteson, a laborer employed in
the Pilsbury mill, was njured i'll a fearful
manner Yesterday morning. He was IN the
wheel pit, and when he started to get out his
head came i'll contact with the big cog wheels,
which we're in motion. The scalp of his
head was nearly torn off and his shoulders
were crushed. He lives at 51S Main street
northeast.
This evening at the Andrew Presbyterian
church in East Minneapolis Prof. Richard T.
Ely, of the State University of Wisconsin,
will deliver an address on christian Self
Sacrifice VS.. Asceticism." to the students of
the state university, under the Students
Christian association. This will be one Of
series of Sunday evening addresses by emf
nent college Professors and presidents.
Prof. Haldor Hanson, the violinist has con-
cluded to locate in Minneapolis, and he is
now arranging for concert at Century hall
Thursday evening. Dec. |. Prof Hanson has
just returned from Germany, where he has
pursued his musical studies for more than q
year. In his concert he will be assisted by
Miss Marie Gjertsen, Chris Honron, Oluf l.
Spiess and the Norwegian Glee club
e. A. Taylor, of MonteVideo, has written
another letter to the police of this city in re-
gard to the mysterious disappearance of the
Snowman Oliver Mr.. Taylor is positive the
1torS but thinks he met with foul play. At
any rate. the case is very peculiar one
Oliver has not been seen nor heard from
since he left the city, or rather disappeared.
Court Nicollet No 1888. Ancient Order of
Foresters, Will give an entertainment and
dance at Foresters' hall Friday, Dec. . They
will presentan excellent musical and literary
programme, TO be followed by dancing until
12. They will be assisted by the Florentine
Mandolin orchestra the Wasserzieher family
Miss Partridge Miss May Lee, and other well
known entertainers
TheYoungMen' sLeague of theOlivet Baptist
church has sent out over 200 personal invita-
tons TO laboring men III southeast Mime.
apolis for the service tonight on THE Labor
Question" MIR. Mckee has had good deal
10 say about the attitude of the church to the
wage-ea"ner at the ministers Monday meet
ings lately. and much interest is taken
in how he will treat tiie subject. The Camp
us quartette will sing.
stephen \. De Marais who fell from the
top of the high wall at The union depot three
weeks ago and sustained serious injuries
died yesterday morning. He has suffered
considerable pain ever since the accident
though there were hopes entertained for hi!
ultimate recovery. The deceased was forty
five years of age and leaves one son. The
remains will be taken to Grand RAPIDS
Viich.. for interment
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