St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-08
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EEight warranty deeds were filed with the
register of deed yesterday, aggvegating $i2,-
The will of the late Thomas Moore was
offered for probate yesterday. 1t leaves 3d.
70 nine heirs
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday 20
Warren 5, Martin and Carrie II. Kendulland
Fred Job and Clara Swensen.
THE Ensign" played to another crowded
house at the Bijou last night, and again won
enthusiastic applause. Matinee tomorrow.
Only four members were present at the
meeting OF the park board yesterday, and ad-
journment was taken TO Saturday afternoon.
Arrangements have been made TO receive
election returns Mt both the Bljou and Grand
tonight, and announce them between the
acts.
Capt Terence Connolly who has been
confined to his house by rheumatism for six
weeks past left yesterday for Mount Clemens.
Mich.
The Franklin Stone Sidewalk company has
been awarded the contract for the thing IN
the basement of the new South side high
school.
Sidney Drew and wife will open at the
Grand Thursday evening in THAT Girl
From Mexico preceded by "In Honor
Bound
Harold ArneSon. of Larimore. visited a
charged M S35 to account of experience or
ineXperience
The Office of the clerk of courts. as well as
most of the other courthouse Offices, will be
closed all day today, observing election day
as legal holiday.
Charles Dickson and his company opened
before crowded house last night III IN
cog. The audience appreciated both play
and players. "Incog'' is one of the funniest
farces ever written.
The GilietteHerzog Manufacturing com
pany has sued the Cherry Valley Iron Works
to recover Sl026I4 as damages and money
which the plaintiff advanced on contract
which was never fulfilled.
Col. McCrory who was injured by falling
off his horse Saturday night, is rapidly con
valescing. and it will not be long before he
will be at his office. James Ferguson, who
was injured in the paradeis still i'll critical
condition.
The grand jury met yesterday morning and
adjourned until Wednesday mo- ng at 10 n.
m. The board of county commissioners also
met in regular monthly session. but ad-
journed until Thursday morning Oh account
of The election.
The football game, to have been played at
Athletic park yesterday afternoon between
the Minnesota and Northwestern university
teams was postponed until today on account
OF snow. The game Will be called at 2:30
sharp this afternoon.
The Great Northern tracks on the East
side will not be lowered without consider
able difficulty. City Engineer Rinkar was
served with legal notice yesterday from
Antoinette Able, the owner of some prop
erty near the corner of Main street and Sec
ond avenue northeast, to the effect that the
property was being injured by the work in
progress.
Paroman ConrOy arrested aboring man
named Harry Walters early yesterday morn
Ing for being drunk. Walters was in an
ugly mood and got into row with the Off
Ger, with the result that he was taken to the
office of DR.. NOrred and had bad cash in
his forehead sewed up, where Conroy had
struck him with his club. Walters was
fined $40 in the municipal court for being
drunk
Mrs. Sarah p Merritt widow of the late
Weston Merritt and mother of Mrs. Thomas
S. King. died Sunday at the home OF her
daughter llO7 Hawthorne auenue. sitter an
illness of several years. Mrs. Merritt has
made ner home with her daughter for about
seventeen years. and was well known in this
city. She was eighty six years of age. The
remains will be taken to Boston.