St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-07
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBU1Es.

TWenty-siX warranty deeds were filed with
The register Of deeds yesterday, aggregating
SE25.550.
The Tuxedo club will give the second
dance of its series Thursday evening at Nah
toWah hall.
Judge Smith fled decision for the plain
tiff yesterday in the suit OF L. K. LoYejoy
against j. j. Howe ct al.
The December term Of court opened yes
terday morning. and all cases were called
and set for trial before noon.
The curriers' are hard at work getting the
main floor of the exposition ready for curl
ing. SIX Kinks are being arranged for.
Mary Grimes, residing at 2443 Twentieth
avenue north, was arraigned in the probate
court yesterday and ordered committed to
the asylum.
Mary Grimes, of 2443 Twentieth avenue
south, was arraigned in the probate court
yesterday, adjudged insane and committed
to the asylum
Charles Davidson has begun divorce pro-
ccedingS in the district court against Jenny
Davidson, alleging all manner of cruel and in
hGman treatment.
minneapolis people interested in the good
roads convention are raising money to bring
to the convention Isaac b Potter, of New
York, editor of the Good Roads magazine.
4. l.. Murphy, arrested by Patrolman Col
Inns for robbiug Thomas Wilson in the jun
DO, was held to the grand jury yesterday i'll
the sum of $3.50, which he could not furnish.
Ed Whltcomb. now the owner of the base
bail ground, says he will put i'll a MinneapO-
Us team with any base ball organization that
may grow out of the old Western league
ruins.
Among the city employees who fell on the
slippery sidewalks ana INJURED tn emselves is
Charles GeZ. sanitary inspector for the
health department. He will be laid up for
some lime.
The popular coincidence, Katie Emmett
1gfn M 1-oI,l
strength, viii open weeks engagement at
the Bijou next Sunday, i'll her new Irish play
"killarney."
Harold Hagen. the champion ice skater of
Norway, vii! arrive in the city today. To-
morrow ey ening he will be rendered a ban
quet at Normanna hail by the Normanna
Skating club.
The lovers Of farce comedy are being at
tracted to the Bijou this week in large mum
bers. Mr.. Williams is happy in the role taken
by him. ladies' and children's matinee
viii occur today at $3.50.
The Presbytery of Minneapolis has ap-
pointed committees to consider the question
Of revision of faith. 1t has also decided to
second the efforts of st. Paul 10 secure the
1884 session of the general assembly for that
city.
Rev, Mr. Jackman, the Congregational
minister at Hopkins, who is also principal of
the school there, has resigned TO accept a
call TO Duluth. The vacancy has been filled
by the election of Prof. Beede, of Mortified,
principal.
The killing OF horses at the grade crossings
continues. Yesterday train on the belt
line struck a team at the University avenue
crossing, killing the horses and carrying one
of hem two blocks on the pilot, The driver
narrowly escaped.
Inspector Joe Lawrence, of the Minneapo-
lis police department, wants it understood
that ne is not the j. W. Lawrence who took
the stund IN favor of Chief of Detectives
Mason. CT the ST. Paul force, who is now
under investigation.
The repairs now under way in the post
Office building are being made to enlarge the
working space for the postotiice One hun
dred new carriers will be put on the first of
the year. ana more space must be had. The
e OF the $4,000 appropriation will be
lie annual meeting of the North Amer
lean Telegraph company the old officers were
reelected, rs follows: Charles NJ. Loing
president: 4. II. Wilder vice president;
Henry F. Brown, treasurer; Henry A. futile.
general superintendent; William H. Eustis
secretary.
Last night Mile. Rhea and company pre-
sented Sardoni's Prince Andrea at the
Grand before a large audience. The play is
the work OF master and it was beautifully
played. Tonight Mile khea as Beatrice and
" 5. Hart as Benedick i'll Much Ado About
Nothing"
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Fred IL. Germaine and Cora Gross. Alfred
Garland and Hilda Anderson, Joseph Ruff
ana Mary Fegan, FRANK Magnusen and
Helma Wicklind, krist Kristofferson and
Carrie Thompson and Reinhard Tretlin and
Mary Tretlin.
The Brooklyn Eagle has a story about
Mrs. II. N. Clark. who has been having a
controversy with Pugilist Corbett as to
whether he was prosecuting her or she him.
Mrs. Clark is put down as the wife of a Min
neapolis business man; but her husband can
not be found.
Miss Tessa Wight, The affable young lady
who for the past three years has had charge
of the news stand at the Nicellet hotel. has
TO the position of general superintendent of
the business, and she now has supervision
over all the departments.
Nonday afternoon young fellow came to
the Bijou Lodging house, rs Washington
avenue north and asked for q room lie
was very drunk. lie gave his name as Thorn
as Nolan. Early yesterday morning Nolan
was found dead. lie was living across the
bed with his clothes on. The coroner was
notified, and is investigating the case.
Sergt. Charles B. Turner. of the Tenth in.
fantry (colored), stationed at Fort Custer
Mont, was locked up yesterday in the CEN
trail police station. Turner arrived here sew
eral days ago with prisoner for Fort Smell
ing. Having DISCHARGED his duties he went
out TO have lark and wound up by cutting
up lot Of wearing apparel belonging to a
colored courtesan. He was arraigned in the
municipal court charged with malicious de-
structlon of property and had his case con-
tinued until today.
The hardware store of W. K Morrison &
Co., 107 Nicollet avenue, was entered by
burglars Monday night and twenty revolvers
stolen. The reVolvers were pawned yester-
day at the various Washington avenue shOps
and therefore the inspectors had no trouble
III recovering them. They did not find the
burglars, oWeYer.