St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-01
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Sixteen warranty deeds were filed with the
register of deeds yesterday, aggregating S33,
67s.61
Ten building permits were issued yester-
day the ted cost of the buildings ag
John N. Rees left yesterday for M@nkato,
to attend the regular session OF the Chlleu
States circuit court.
Last Saturday afternoon Minnie Holmes
three years old, was scQlded TO death at her
home, 1923 Grand street northeast.
The Easterly Harvesting Machine company
promises TO begin building machines III the
st. Louis Park works next week.
The Kindergarten association has formed a
class for the study of Froebel's philosophy.
The first lecture will occur next Saturday
evening
The ninth annual meeting and banquet OF
the Yale Alumni Association OF the Norm
west Will be held at the West TUESDAY even
ing, Nov. Is.
The annual meeting of the Children Home
and Retreat for Aged " omen lakes place at
the Westminster Presbyterian church at 5
o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Della Lewis, mother of Mrs. $. j.
Deschane and her sister, Mrs. A. Gilbert,
have returned from Green Bay, WIS, where
they have been spending the summer
The first Of a series of informal parties un-
der the auspices of Minneapolis chapter NO:
g. Order of the Eastern Star will be held at
Masonic Temple Friday evening next
Up to yesterday noon there were seventy
eight alarms turned i'll 10 the hre department
during the month of October. The loss was
small. Icing only Sll,9OU on buildings and
Sl2,5JU on contents.
Next Thursday evening, in the Eighth Nard
Relief hall. Il ball will be given, the proceeds
10 20 TO j NJ. Odor, a well-known printer.
Mr. Odor has / cen i'll long tlhe' anu LIS
friends want TO send him SCUM
tba Indictment weather
of last evening. jerry drew good slzed
audience at the Bijou. J.W. summers lnthe
title role, presents thoroughly interesting
and artistic character impersonauoh.
The Minneapolis passengers on lhe
steamer Island, from Norway, were released
Yesterday Ly order of secretary Tracy" There
were slXty-eight cabin passengers, among
whom was Mrs. Alexander, OF this city,
Daniel Frohman's company opened at the the
Grand last night in N he Charity Ball. Inc
play is one of the best ever seen III MlilIehp-
oils, and the company is fully able TO hahdle
il properly. II is an excellent lertormance.
Jailer Olto johnson, of the county jail,
has rendered his report for the month OIL oc,
tober showing II commitments for EraEu
larceny. for insanity. TOR manslaughtGl L
for safe keeping, and for forgery Ill al 20
Supt Howard James, of The Minneapolis.
81 paul IL Sault ste Mare railroad an
uounces that on and after Nov. trains over
that system Will arrive and depart from lne
new station on Washington avenue Ut tourlh
street north.
During the past month there were 5OJ
building permits issued ut the building III
spectors Office. The estimated cost was
S535, 100. The record for october OF last year
was 34l permits cost S45 ,2i5, showing de-
crease Of ST., $50
The state council and the Minneapolis
local council Of the Royal Arcaniifn nave de-
cided to raise S?Uu0 to entertain the supreme
council of the United states which VIII meet
in Minneapolis next June. Each member
of the order will he taxed 50 cents.
Supt Jordon is having printed large post
ers announcing The locations OF the nlght
schools. The posters will be posted consplc-
uously, and letters will be sent to large EN-
ployers of foreigners asking them to use thclr
influence 10 send their employees 10 nlgnl
school.
The Minneapolis Improvement League met
yesterday ana made arrangements Tor series
of meetings to be addressed by prominent
citizens The ladies will Immediately take up
the work of hanging placards i'll the street
cars requesting tobacco users TO not spit on
the floor.
The contract for the excavating work for
the lowering of The Great Northern tracks on
the East side has been let to Winston Bros.
The work will begin tomorrow, the weather
permitting The city engineer estimates
that 1872 600 cubic feet of earth Will nave 10
be handled.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
John A. Howard ana lnga Engan, solomon
WoOlford and Hattie lleigelman. William
O'Hess ard Edith X Frest, Peter Burg ana
Belsise Olson, John Miller ami Matte john
son. Samuel Edelsein and Lena Thonteld,
Frank E. Ford and Anna NJ. Shay.
There was II small fire last night in the
Mint saloon, Washington avenue north.
The register of hot air furnace in some wav
set fire to the wood of the floor in the first
story, and the flames ran along between the
floor and ceiling of the saloon. The hire was
extinguished and the loss was slight.
Prof Prieslly the well-known organist OF
ST. Pauls church, died very suddenly yester-
day morning at his home, 1920 Bryant ave-
nue. He awoke during the night and com
planned TO his wife of feeling i'll. She sent
Tor physician, but before he arrived Prof.
Prieslly died Coroner Byrnes will hold an
Ielminc the cause of death.