St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-02
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were Si,666, 1900.
Thirteen warranty deeds were filed with
the register Of deeds yesterday aggregating
Indications are promising for the police
benefit Mt the Bijou next week. large sale
of tickets is announced.
The police department was kept busy dur
ing the month jast past. According TO the
records 6Q1 arrests were made.
The funeral of james Butler will take
place this morning from his late home, l+2I
Second street north, al, s CLOCK ana serV-
ices will be held at Ascension church.
Mile Rhea will appear at the Grand next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday in re-
pertoire consisting of Josephine" princess
Andrea and much Ado About Nothing"
George Keller, the restaurant cashier who
was shot Ly Conductor Brawlhen, OF the
street railway. will recover. HIS wounds are
healing and the symptoms arc altogether
favorable.
Miss Jean Doughty, formerly primary
principal of the Adams school, has been
transferred 10 the Peabody school rs pgil
cipsl 70 g.. 81 he place left vacant by the death
OF Miss Nut>"".
The officers of the Minneapolis Lighting
companies say that Henry Willard has noth-
ing to do with the Minneapolis companies
despite the consolidation of ST. Paul com
panies under his direction.
A lecture under the auspices of Grace
church vestry OH Rome as l Saw II Last
Year. was given by Rev. William W1lkIDson
at TollefSons ball, Fifteenth avenue SCUM
and Franklin, last evening.
The capacity of the Bijou is being tesleq q
each performance By John L. Kelly ana MS
merry associates i'll farce, i'll the production
of Melee of Dublin Only three more
performances OF the piece will be given.
The comeday by Proxy" with A. s. Lip
man and good company opened TO a large
house at the Grand last night. The play IS
mIrth producing one ana made hit. IL Will
be The bill the remainder of the week.
The month Just passed was nearly two de-
grees warmer than November of last year.
The maximum temperature of the month
was 81 deg. and the minimum, OIL the I'D.
five-tepths of degree below zero ana the
average 273.
Ed Porter, v no slashed James Klack in
such a terrible manner. is still at large. Inc
police have never heard of him since the day
of the cutting. Klack is doing nicely at the
st. Anthony hospital, and Will III all prop
ability recover.
Wheat receipts at Minneapolis for Novem-
Der were 9,S6l, 80 bushels, against S.462. 100
for November, 1891. The receipts for the TWO
months Of the present crop year exceed those
for The corresponding months Ill 1871 py%-
6OJUtU bushels.
The Norwegian Y. NJ. C. A. will celebrate
the tenth anniversary of its organization on
Monday evening. Dec. H. On that day the
pretty Tanner which is being made under
The direction of the lady friends of the asso-
cialion " Ill be formally presented.
RevJ. w. Chapman who will be associated
with b. Fav Mills in The evangelistic work
here in March. assures the East side pastors
that he will remain after the revival meet
ings and conduct revival services OIL the East
side as long as the pastors want him.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
j. f. Anderson and Annie Carlson. william
ii. Fitterman and Mary X. Burr Louis Bon
ander and Amanda Carlson. c. ii. Knapp
and sophie Foben, A. Ii. Bake and Emma
o. Heen, and Reinholt N. Holt and Nora L.
Nelson.
James Clack, the victim of the jealous rage
of I'D Porter, is getting along very well at
st. Anthony hospital, and will recover from
the wounds inflicted by his assailant. The
latter has not been apprehended, and seems
to have disappeared entirely from the face OF
the earth.
The first supplement to the public library
finding list has Leen issued. 1t contains the
names of almost as many books as were Ill
the original finding list. about 10000. All
these have been added within two years.
Separate catalogues contain the names OF
books in foreign languages
The lecture delivered by Prof. Jordan
Wednesday evening at the Church of the
Redeemer is introductory to a series of ten
lectures to be delivered in Minneapolis.
with the lectures there Will be practical IN
struction. large audience heard last even
ings exposition of the aims of the new sci
ence of mental culture.
Health Commissioner Kelly stated yester-
daY that the smallpox victim, Fred Pitts. was
doing nicely 2; the quarantine hospital. He
had visited ali those Hno were exposed 10 the
. disease. and found no alarming symptoms.
The quarantine Oh the people living over 3J4
Nlcollet avenue where Pitts was taken i'll,
will be lifted in Il few days.
A telegram was received by the police early
yesterday morning from the coroner of San
Diego. Cal, stating that the sister of Dr.
William Anderson. of this city, had COM
mitted suicide. The telegram requested the
police to notify the doctor Dr. W lillian An
derson was formerly resident of this city.
lie moved away some time ago.