St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GIOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were S1s79.-
O30 .04.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Gust Larson and Sophie A. johnson and
Joseph f. Daniel and Maggie L. Mills.
Rev. j. j. Faude will return to Minneapolis
friday and ofhcate in the Gethsemane
church Sunday, Oct. 80, morning and even
ing.
The lecture advertised for Nov. /. at Toll
lessons hall by Rev. William Wilkinson. has
been postponed, owing to the unavoidable
absence OF the lecturer.
Burglars entered the residence of S. keli-
her, at $50 Fourth avenue south, early yes
terday morning and carried Off valise,
watch and lot of clothing.
Seventeen warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, aggregating
S245,SS0. The building inspector issued five
permits, aggregating $3.50.
The lectures on health at the library Tues
day evenings i'll November Will be gwen by
DR.. William \. Jones, DR.. Adele Hutchinson,
DR.. W. y. Sudduth and Prof Maria Sanford
Tonight at the Bijou will occur change
of bill. Miss Akerslrom will present her
tavorite play of Little Busybody the plece
Ill which she made so great a hit last season.
Next SUNDAY in all the Lutheran churches
will be observed rs Reformation Sunday"
Special services will be held in honor of the
anniversary of the beginning of the reforma
ton.
AXel Nordquist an employee of the HerZog
foundry, was struck in the face by the crank
OF an iron crane yesterday afternoon. He
was seriously injured and had his nose
broken
Bridge Engineer Cappelen announces that
the bridges on Lyndale avenue, across Mill
nehaha creek and on Marshall street north
east PRO completed and have been opened
for travel.
for the heinous crime CT carrying. broken
bough from one of the parks. Judge Elliott,
however. instead of sentencing him TO a bath
III boiling oil, permitted him to go free.
Charles Tuttle, son Of Henry M. futile.
general manager of the North American
Telegraph company, is spending few days
with his parents. Young MIR. futile is
sailor. and has lust returned from a seven
months cruise.
The CALIFORNIAN club will celebrate Hallow
cen at Century hall next Monday evening
with programme of national songs ana
dances. to be followed by ball. The enter
tainment will be under the auspices OF the
ladies auxiliary.
The trouble between the two commission
men j. A. Shea and NJ. j. Glnter cuImlnated
III the arrest of the latter yesterday on
peace warrant Shea claimed he was afraid
that Ginter would kill him. The case was
brought before Judge Elliot in the municipal
court, and Mr.. Ginter was discharged.
The University of Minnesota football
team will leave this morning for Madison,
Wis. to play the last game in the lntercol-
legiate league series with the University OF
Wisconsin football team The Madison boys
will give the Minnesota kickers the hardest
game they have yet encountered.
Frank Hazeton, the gay young Lotharlo
wanted by Celia Rivets to make her his wife
because of q threatened physical climax, was
finally arrested by Inspector Hoy yesterday
and arraigned before Judge Elliot on the
charge of bastardy and seduction. The case
was continued until next Monday, and young
Hazleton was released upon depositing $500.
A. r. Newstrom. prominent young
North slider, was married yesterday at Point
Marblehead, Ohio. to Miss Theresa Beck.
niece of Lambert Hays, of this city. The
ceremony occurred at the residence of p
NolitoT, an uncle of the bride, large grape
grower near Saudusky Miss Lizzie Hays OF
this city, acted bridesmaid. After 81 ort
our the couple will locate in Minneapolis.
The East Side |. 0. o. f. will dedicate their
new hall at Fourth street and Central avenue
this evening. About 5 invitations have
been sent out TO promii ent members of the
order, and, besides the dedicatory exercises.
there will he banquet aau paII. The so
cletles to occupy the new nall are: st. An
thouy and Miunenaha lodges: Rebekah, No.
Is, Rldgeley encampment, and Canton Ad-
vance, all of the /. o. o. F.
The committee having charge OF the ar
engagements OF the Mills revival next March
have appointed Rev. II. II. French. Rev.
Pleasant Hunter, Rev. j. L. Lee W. j. Dean
ton authorities for the enlargement of the
sitting accommodation III the exposition.
The desire is to have accommodation for
6,0O3 people. The warming and renting of
the same for the two weeks required is also
to be settled