St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-12
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


Fifteen warranty deeds were filed with the
as. u '''' 100
The Minneapolis Chess, Checker and Whist
CLUB is making arrangements for its annual
tournament with the st. Paul club.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Drew will close their
engagement at the Grand with matinee ana
and evening performance OF That Glfl
From Mexico
The court house commission has decided to
hold the contractors responsible to the eX-
tent Of 500 for each days delay on the new
county building.
Thomas w. Keene and Il powerful com
pany will be Mt the Grand next Monday:
Tuesday and Wednesday in "Richard III.
and "Richeieu." Seats are selling rapidly.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Peter Hagan and Bertha Folwig, h. i. Berg
lund Anna Anderson, William Fleet ana An
ME Royne. Frank j. Pell and Lille Il. HOP
kins, and Olaf Newman and Emma Johnson.
The fire department in South Mimi 1aDolls
was kept busy Thursday night. a gang OF
incendiarcs made four desperate attempts 10
burn dwellings. and but for the timely work
of the department there would have been
several large blazes. Kerosene was freely
USED by The fire bugs.
The Hennenin Democratic LEAGUE Will
open its headquarters in the New York Life
building next week 1t has already been ar
ranged that the opening of these rooms
should be attended with a jollitication on
the part of Its members and there is now q
proposition to include the general public.
Prof Richard r. Ely, professor of polt-
zeal economy and director OF the school OF
economics il the University of Wisconsin,
and Mrs. Ely arrived in Minneapolis yeSter
day, and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George II Christian at their residence. 4O4
East Eighth street Prof. Ely will deliver
n course of six lectures in Minneapolis on
''SocinliSm.'
An uufounded rumor has been in circula-
ton To the effect that DR.. Corydon f.. Rogers.
formerly n well known physician OF TINS
city. had been shipwrecked IN the Solth Al
lantic ocean while on his way to Honduras.
Mrs Rogers the. doctors wife. declares me
story to be unfounded rs she has recently
received letters from him.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Weston Me-
rift was held Thursday afternoon ut the lam
ily residence on Hawthorne avenue. Rev. ii.
y. Nichols rector Of st. Marks. assisted by
Rev. George IL. Wells, pastor of Plymouth,
conducted the services. Mrs. Il. S. King ac-
companed the remaius of her mother to
Boston, Where they will be inferred i'll Mount
Auburn on next Sunday.
''1he Ensign is terminating its engage
ment nj the BijOu by crUwding the popular
playhouse to the 1oOrs. Last nights audi
ence was large ana enthusiastic orc, ana
the effective patriotic scenes OF the piece
were wildly applauded. AS an instructive
play THE Ensign possesses many strong
features. 1t is full of patriotism from start
TO finish. matinee and evening perform
Rnce today will conclude the engagement of
1.-The Ensign"
Antonette Abel, the French woman who
has been making so much trouble for the
city engineering department in connection
with the East side track lowering. had the
tables turned on her yesterday morning
when she was arrested for disorderly con-
Duct at the instance of the aforesaid engi
neers In the process of grading mp Main
street before her property the city has built
q wall of edgings and this so harrassed Mrs;
Abel that she sailed forth with all ak and
proceeded to demolish il.