St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-29
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.


j Peterson. the Fountain Spring employe
who fCll down the elevator shaft al me BfLK
Of Commerce building Monday. s!ili lles IN q
precariOus condition az the city bospital.
james Price. the young DickDocket who
EnntcEed Miss Grace Shaeiers pocEetDo9k
wednesday night was sent 10 TIE WofN-
house yesicrday for q period Of thirty days
The people who will participate IN The
gathering Of the claus' VIII meet AZ The ~
-Ccum Saturday afternoon for rehearsal. Inc
ralc ~ seats began al Dyers yesterday, ana
great muny were sOld.
The bakers association. at their meeting
Wednesday night. decided 10 remain firm
md hold 70 their prices An agreement was
formulated whereby bread VIII be 500 OF
wholesale for four cents loaf, aud At retail
for five cents.
A. T.. Clarke general solicitor for the Min.
nCnpolis d IT. Louis railroad, left last even
ing for Washington His business - 10 look
~ the swamp land grant made 10 the Wis
ccnsin Il Minnesota railway. now operated
b. the s. Louis
The members Of the Long Meadow Gun
club have giyeu full power % Wolford. con
kcy aud Ankcny 10 dose contracts Tor me
erection Of new club house according 10
The plans submitted by Orf Brothers' The
cost 10 be about 5000.
The funeral Of 1nOl.asJ Steed. who was
Killed IN an accident on The 500 MONDAY
night, viii occur in this city this AFTERNOON.
rooms, Masonic temple. All knights ana
friends arc invited to attend.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesierdny 10
Curilss Whindlcy and Emma {. Peston.
William G. stnen and Iiulda Rosenow.
Charles T. s. Olson and Lena J.. Strand.
Claus Ruytcr md Louise Bochme, Franz
EchOppr and Nclma L. a. Chamberlain.
Gcary's snow that opens at Panorama
building Monday noon IS composed uf some
Of the leading mlcut Of The American stage.
Mr Gcary's policy regarding bis patrons - 70
refuse admission 10 all digfeputable Ladies
Cnu come without an escort. Nothin9 thhil
b. said or done 10 offend the most fhstidloCs.
The local ohanter Of Psi L has closed deal
whereby II becomes owner Of ith own chapter
hall. The property secured is me old VII
COX homestead. corner u Thirteenth avenue
southeast aud Fourth street The grounds
Hre extensive, measuring lGJ feet by l52 feet
The house Is Two and half stories, Of BRICK,
and very com ple;e for fraternity purposes.
The tuncrnl Of A. II. Mitchell, who died
Tuesday VIII be held Friday afternoon nj :
O'Clock from the family residence ~ west
Finythird street, near South LynGale nve-
nue., under the auspices OF Minneapolis
Lodge No 10 A. +. n A. NJ The inermcut
will be nj Lakewood Mr. Mitchell was for
merry member OF the pnrk board ana a
prominent polite m. lie has leen resi-
Gent Of Minneapolis for ~ years.
The trustees Of the Minnesota Soldiers
Home held a meeting yesterday nfierLoot
ana decided to build n new administration
building nId cgn work on II as soon as
possible The building Will cost about
$35.000. ItN'aS also decided to take about
$4,000 and complete the laying out o. the
grounds in drI.es, walks and flower beds ac-
cordng 10 plans furnished some time ago by
Prof Cleveland.
The funeral Of A. II. Mitchell who died
Tuesday, viii G held Friday afternoon NJ z
O'Clock at the family residence. li?d West
a 40 Ia ~ %
nue. under the auspices OF Minneapolis
Lodge No 10 A. +. aud A. NJ. The inter
Inent will he nj Lakewood. Mr. Michel
was forLerly n member Of the park board,
aud prominent politician. lie has been II
resident Of Minneapolis for twenty-six years
lie was also very active Mason, being n
member Of Minneapolis No. 10 and 81. Johns
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