St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were S?.17367Soo.
Six permits were issued at the Office of the
building inspector yesterday aggregating
S275.
Fourteen warranty deeds were filed with
the register Of deeds yesterday. aggregatng
S53S75
The sale of seats opens tomorrow morning
for Katie EmmettS production of ''k1llar-
ne ;" which comes to the Bijou next week.
The d ace mber Term of court will begin this
morning ut me district court, with the call
ing and setting of the cases on the calendar
Beginning THURSDAY, evening "Mavour-
neen will be given at the Grand Dy Angus
tus Ptou's company headed by Chauncey
Olcott.
The Minneapolis Humane society have
their regular monthly meeting al 4:30 today
in the board of trade rooms, Lumber EX-
change.
Dora Robinson, the colored woman who
chased Andrew jackson up and down Second
street with knife, was fined S23 i'll the mu-
nicipal court yesterday.
John Wald, who is accused of robping FRITZ
holf owenson of his satchel, was arraigned
in the municipal court yesterday, but had
his case continued until today.
Aid j. IL. Parry is at Hunters hot springs,
at Springdale, Mont, and is improving III
health. Mrs. Parry, who accompanied him
to Montana has returned to the city.
Augustus PItou will present his New York
company of players in spectacular produc-
ton of the great war drama. Across the Po-
tomac,' at the Grand opera house next week.
The fifth lecture in the university exten-
sion cou%se on Health will be given at the
public library this evening. DR.. W. \. Lud-
deth will lecture on THE Prevention of Dis
ease. 3
Simpson Methodist church will hold a
jubilee meeting next Friday at the church in
celebration of the liquidation of the entire,
church debt of S5,G0U. programme Will be
rendered. followed by social. -
The senior class of the central high school
will give an entertainment next Friday even
ing i'll High School hall. The programme
will consist OF music. recitation dialogue and
the farce, The Albany Depot"
man named Hugh Nichol, of Rockford.
ILL.,, claims that he is organizing Western
base ball league and that Minneapolis will
heard of this PROJECT in Minneapolis.
The danger of the grade crossing was again
illustrated yesterday morning at the corner
OF Cedar and Franklin avenues when Mil
waukee train collided with a team, killing
both horses. The driver escaped injury.
April Fool is drawing large houses at the
Bijou. The many tickets sold by the Police
Relief association are helping to largely in
crease the audience. ladies' and chii-
dren's matinee will be given tomorrow at
2:30.
j. S. Bell. of the Washburn- Crosby compa-
Milwaukee last week was not for the purpose
of raising the price of flour, but to correct
some of the abuses that have crept into the
trade.
Marriage licenses were Issued Yesterday to
William A. Mitchell and Nancy l.. MeritheW
G.. W. Smiley aud Rosa Gross, Benedichs
Eversen and Sophie Forsen. Wilhelm Miller
and Minnie Brasch, and Irving Is. Kinney
and Myrtle Davis.
There will be meeting of the Third Ward
Tammany Hall society at headquarters, 42..
Washington avenue north, this evening at
O'Clock. All members are urgently requested
TO be present, US business or the utmost i'm
portance to the society will be transacted
A meeting of the officers of the First
regiment will be held at the armory Friday
night. to consider the matter of going to
Washington TO participate Ill the inaugura-
ton ceremonies. The regiment is embar-
rassed by lack of funds to pay for the trip.
Thomas Moore, who was indicted by the
grand jury for mayhem and for assault and
who lett the city before the indictments were
drawn, has returned. and has been arraigne0
op the second Indictment and fined 500.
The ind ictment for mayhem has been dis
missed.
Ed Porter, the colored man who cut and
gouged James Klack in such horrible MAN.
ner is supposed to be in Chicago Yesterday
the latters wife called at the Office of the
clerk of the municipal court and swore out
a warrant for POrter's arrest. charging him
with assault with intent to kill. Klack is re-
covering
The venerable Mrs. Stimson, mother of
Mrs c. A. Pillsbury and Mrs. E. s. Jones'
of this city, died on Saturday at her home
in New pshire Mr.. and Mrs. Pillsbury
and Mrs. Jones were on their way to New
hampshire a. that time. having been sum-
moned on Friday when Mrs. Stimson's illness
became dangerous.
S. r. Child the attorney was badly injured
ohout 4 a. clock SUNDAY evening at the corner
of Hennepin avenue and Kenwood parkway.
Childs was driving toward his home in Bryn
MaWr and P. B. Crane with spirited horse.
was coming from the opposite direction
when the two horses collided and Childs was,
thrown to the ground on his head. =
Today the Minnesota Nickel-Sleel compa-,
nyfor the purpose of manufacturing and re-
fining all kinds of metals and manufactur-
ing brick and stone. was Incorporated with
Sl00, 900 capital. The incorporators are John
Paulson Kristian Kortgaard and Robert Enc
gren. all of Minneapolis. The new company
will establish plant in the city at once5
An action has been begun in the district
court by attorney John A. Walgren for Mrs,
Thilda Frojd, who lives on Twentieth ave-
nue. south, aguinst DR.. Hugo Toll. whose
Office is on Washington avenue south, to re-
cover $1,000 damages for alleged malprac
tice She says he promised 10 cure her of a
troublesome skin disease. but instead Of eur
ing her he cut away a portion of her nose,
thereby distiguring her for life. n
AT the annual meeting of the Flambeau
club ITO members were reported enrolled.
| Omcers were elected as follows: President,
| A. p. Loumis; first vice president. G. H.
| Parkell: second vice president, G. Ii. Park
ell: treasurer. D. p. King; secretary, C. A.
B. NJ Smith, c. B. Tirrell Jr.: house COM
| mittee, D. P. King. G. 4. Cooley C. Ii. Park
| ell. A. p Loomis and c. A. Miller c. k
| Cooley and d. p King were appointed mem