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

,iT sg bank clearingS yesterday were S@'l75'-
John Wiley was held to the grand jury yes
terday in the sum of 500 for stealing a BIZ
cycle.
Fourteen warranty deeds were filed with
the register Of deeds yesterday aggregaling
go, 1888.
Charles W. Dawley has begun divorce pro
needings in the district court against Cora Nj.
Dawey, alleging adultery.
The st. Valentine club will give prize
masquerade ball Saturday night at Plummer
hall, corner of Washington and First avenues
north.
Police Surgeon Gibson, who is attending
James Ferguson, the victim Of the explosion
in Saturday nights parade, says the injured
man is out OF danger.
Matthias Baily, aged thirty eight, and Linda
A. Lane, aged fifty, were committed 10 the
insane asylum yesterday by The order OF
Judge Corrigan of the probate court
The Phoenix club has issued invitations
for the second in the series of informal hops
for the winter, to occur Nov. r. in their
rooms i'll the Lyceum theater building.
The flour output last week in the city
showed n decrease of 11.000 barrels. The
weeks manufacture was 2l5OOO barrels,
against 226, 025 barrels the week before.
Rev p Nelson. of Duluth, has accepted
call to the new United Norwegian Lutheran
church, on Lake street, and VIII assume his
new charge toward the end of the month.
The condition of j. w Spaulding of st.
Louis Park, who was struck by an lnterurDan
car Wednesday afternoon, is considered bet
Ter, and there are hopes of his ultimate re-
covery.
The Judges of the flower show have made
their awards, and The successful competitors
have secured their prizes. The prizes we're }1
captured by Nagcl, Wessling, MendehhaI'
Hartman and Smith.
ba oh pjO skater O
the world, is expected TO arrive IN TINS clty
from Norway Nov. IS 1t is likely that he
viii meet Joe DOnoghue in match some
time during the winter.
Mrs. f. f. Towers will leave today for
Cleveland. where she will respond 10 the
address of welcome at the national Non,
Partisan, w. c. II. L. convention, which Will
be held in that city from the 18th to 18th.
Mrs E. A Russell has returned from Den
veT where she attended the convention OF
the national W. c. II. L. She says the con-
vention was a success in every way ana
speaks very highly Of the work being done
by the Denver W. c. Il. L.
The Northwestern University football ties m,
of Evanston, feels its defeat keenly. and the
members are beginning to claim the MIME
sofa victory was due to the fact that the
grounds were forty-seven feet short. The
team will protest the game.
A delegation of the Minneapolis lodge of
Elks will visit ST. Paul today and take IN
the benefit to be given the 81. Paul brethren
at the Metropolitan. The delegation VIII go
over by the o'clock train and will also stay
for the social" in the evening.
AT the farewell performance of the "Naed
Queen at the Lyceum theater tonight al
Saturday matinee Maud Timer VIII sing the
title roll and also vt Came i'll the Mcr
May" Miss LeOna Hamilton will also slhg
Il selection entitled ''IIe Was Prince"
number of arrests will likely be made in
n day or two. the police having secured evil
dence against them for selling liouor on
election day, contrary to law. a warrant
was sworn out yesterday for the arrest or
George Thompson, of %6C5 Twenty sixth ave-
nue. south.
In the United States circuit court yesterday
Judge Nelson filed orders denying the mo
tons made for new trials in the case of
Martin Sandberg against Jessie Troman-
hauser and the two separate suits or A. +.
Larson and Oke Pearson against the City of
Minneapolis.
Mrs. David Jones Burrell arrived from New
York Wednesday, and is the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs W. NJ. Tenny. DR.. Burrell Will reach
Minneapolis this morning. to be present at
the installation of Rev. Pleasant Hunter n
}he evening. lie will preach i'll his old pulpit
1t Westminster, Sunday.
Sidney Drew and wife began a three
nights engagement at the Grand last night.
presenting the comedy That Girl From
Mexico" There was a large and appreci-
ative audience.
THE Ensign" has succeeded in drawing
large audiences at the Bijou. The play is
pure and wholesome. and tells a story of
much interest. matinee and evening per
Torrance tomorrow will conclude the Ell
gagement of THE Ensign at the BijoU.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Robert B. Stalder and Ell c. GlatZ Fred W.
Meinke and Anna Schroeder. Edward S. Bah
cock and Jennie E. Walker, Albert Melin and
JuStina Peterson, Byron j. Shannon and
Cora Mckinney. John Murgala and Anna
Wakzmaka, George H. Whittier and Emma
Perrttee, and Peter Olson and Berry
kjastnses.
Earle W. Ross, alias Alfred F. Williams,
young fellow who has been employed as de-
tective for the National Detective agency, is
missing. Ross was rooming at the old Cen
tenary parsonage, III First avenue south, but
has not been seen there for some time. It's
claimed that Ross has attempted to blaokmail
several wealthy Minneapolitans; also num-
Der OF prominent Chicago gentlemen.
The thirty-second annual meeting of the
Advent Christian conference of Minnesota
Fourteenth street and Second avenue south.
Last night c. T. WO0dman welcomed the
delegates TO MINNEAPOLIS. Rev. +. A. Baker
responded and DR.. Q. Il. Fossett preached
the sermon. The business of the conference
Will begin today and continue until Sunday.
There was pleasant wedding last night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ). S. Whit
tier. 544 Monroe street northeast. Their son,
George Whittier was married to Miss Emma
Perrett. who was formerly connected with
Norhrup, Braslan d Co. The wedding was
private, The relatives of the contracting par
ties alone attending The newly married