St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULBs.

Charles L Skillings. formerly of the West
Superior Telegram is i'll the cit.
g. L. Morrill, lectures at Brookings, S. D.,
this evening and Will fill his pulpit Sunday.
Twenty-one warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, aggregating
67574.
Observer Harmon says that q warm wave
from the Northwest is due i'll Minneapolis
tins afternoon.
The Mlnnetonka yGchtsmen are arranging
for some ice boat racing tomorrow, provided
no more snow falls.
Three building permits were issued yester-
day at the Office Of the building inspector,
aggregatlng -, 1870.
The commercial travellers of Minnesota
will banquet and dance at the Nicollet house
Wednesday, Dec. -.
The coming production of "I[illarney'' at
the Bijou by the popular comedienne, Katie
Emmett, and her capable company, promises
to be a success.
The musical, literary and dramatic enter
tainmenl TO be given in the central hlgh
school hall this evening Will be Tor The bene
fit of the memorial fund.
''Some Criticisms of Agnosticism' will be
the subject presented before the Fortnlghtly
club al the library on Monday evening, Rev.
A. DellgIen reading the paper.
Only three more performances of April
Fool will be given at the Bijio. The Police
Relief association have disposed OF a large
number of tickets for this engagement.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Olof Manson and Emma Z. Manson, JAMS M.
II. Bonde and Annie 5, Anderson.C G. 5. John
son and Ida G. Lipdqulst Frank II. Rase and
Lula Steward, and Charles EkStrom and
Annie Anderson.
The steamship Norge, of the Thingvana
line passed the Butt of Lewis, the extreme
north of Scotland, yesterday, and ali was re
ported well. There are over 100 Minneapolis
taus OH the boat bound for Scandinavia to
SDend the HOLIDAYS
The humane society wants it understood
that the publication il seeks TO distribute to
school children is the animal World, - of
Chicago, not the Humane World" The
latter is a St. Paul publication, and is not in
1orsed by the managers.
Levi Butler post, g. A. r., has elected Off
GERS as follows: Commander l.. o. Mer-
RAM; senior vice, j. Nj. Buttertield; junior
vice, William Minor; quartermaster, E. Ia
Higgins; chaplain, t. IL. MerrltheW; sur
geon, G. S. Mcdonald; o. D., i. +. oeaborn;
o. G., j. Obert.
Col Il. C. Benton. for eleven years the Hen
nepin county attorney the Great Northern,
will resign after the ist of January on ac-
count of i'll health, although he will be con-
nected with the Great Northern as advisory
counsel. W. L. Dodge will try the Minneap
oils cases hereafter.
Nothing to compare with "Mavourneen"
in the way of Irish drama has been seen i'll
Minnea polls i'll years, and Chauncey Olcott
as singer OF those Irish bailads-well. he
must be heard. "Mavourneen" IS running
at The Grand. Last night 1t surprised and
delighted a large audience.
At The labor lyceum in Labor temple this
evening, Rev Fl. Ii. French is expected TO
present paper dealing with economic ques-
lions. The paper Will be followed by an
open discussion. speeches being limited to
i've minutes. Musical and literary numbers
are part of the programme.
A committee representing the labor organ
jar,c hog ~, q
council, asking that the same ransfer sys-
tenn now i'll operation in ST. Paul be adopted
here. and one 10 the legislature asking that
nothing be done TO confirm the new transfer
ordinance by legislative enactment.
The Cooler u Water company for the pur-
pose Of manufacturing and dealing in all
kinds of engines pumps and we'll ana rail-
way supplies was Incorporated yesterday
with $4,000 capital by Edwin Cooley, presi-
dent: f. F. Water. general manager and
treasurer, and +. S. Hinkley, secretary.
The following have been elected officers of
John X. Rawlins post, q. a. r.: Command
er, klectus A Pratt; senior vice commander,
James Crays; Junior vice commander. Lev
erett c. Stevens; quartermaster Sllas d..
fowler; surgeon, Lester Z. Mitchell; CHAP
lain j. b. Starkey; officer of the day, j.
Calhoun; officer of the guard Andrew Wood.
George Pierce, locomotive fireman living
at 1863 Twenty-eighth street north, was run
over and terribly injured Yesterday morning
NJ OIeiiCO6. ne - EN- piONeu vi tuS Iulihdu-
kee road and was cleaning fireboX when a
number of cars bumped into The engine and
he was run over. He was mangled III u
dreadful manner but was alive when brought
TO the city, DR.. Rockford amputated both
legs
Old Jack Dempsey, the pride of the
workhouse came Def ore the judge of the
municipal court yesterday on the charge Of
being drunk. He was sent back to his old
home to serve ninety days. 1t is suspected
that Dempsey got drunk for no other reason
than to be sent back to the workhouse, for
he spends more than half his time there and
always has good time.
The committee on roads and bridges has
agreed to recommend TO the council the ac-
ceptance of the proposition of the Milwaukee
road TO build Il wooden bridge over the Has
tings Il Dakota tracks ct Fifth avenue south.
The railroad company will constructa thirty
six.foot roadway under the tracks, and in
turn it is stipulated that the city shall, at the
end Of five years, build an iron bridge i'll
place OK the wooden one.