St. Paul daily globe., 1892-10-21
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Yesterday fourteen permits, aggregating
$1,000, were issued, and twenty five deeds.
sggregating Sl43,264, were registered.
Mrs. May Weber and L. P. Watson, of Min
neapolis, were married a few days ago in
Chicago. They are living in st. Paul, at 315
Pleasant avenue.
Travelling Passenger Agent Chandler, of
me 500 road. will probably have charge of
Inc union ticket office to be opened up i'll
West hotel Nov. l.
Apoiph Reno. an East side sandwich ven
der, was arrested on a warrant last night
charging him with robbing John Holiey of
$50 while the latter was drunk.
Thomas Leary q countryman was swindled
out of $50 last night by two dice sharks in a
saloon on Washington avenue south. near
First avenue south. The police are looking
Tor the sharks
John c. Doell Jr. died of typhoid fever
at his residence. 2125 Third street soutn yes
terday. He was thirty-one years old and
had lived in the city since 1875, comiug here
IN thar year from Philadelphia
The fair of the Swedish Unitarian society
IN Labor Temple opened last night, and will
close Monday night with grand ball. Ar
rangements have been made for an attractive
programme of specialiies on every night of
the fair.
The business mems union is preparing for
another banquet. Ii will be spread in the
rooms of the Guaranty Loan restaurant on
the evening of Nov. Is. Covers will be laid
for about three hundred. The usual speeches
viii follow the dinner.
The Chapter of Sorrow held in memory of
deceased members of Minneapolis Chapter,
No. 9, Order of The Eastern Star, will be held
al Masonic Temple SUNDAY afternoon, Oct.
%, al 2:30 o'clock. Sixth floor. All mem
bers of The order are invited 10 be present.
Mayor Winston. W. E Haskell, Z. B. Zier,
Lucien Swift. James Gray, A. j. Blethen and
Others are said to be interested IN new
newspaper venture They are about 10 es
Taf4 41rSh in oif rraHr no
scope has not been definitely determined
upon.
Capt j. c. Reno has appointed Daniel
Fish, George p. Wilson, j. 7. Wyman. {. 2.
Lowell and Ezra FaInsworth Jr. committee
10 confer with the chamber OF commerce OF
St Paul with regard 10 defeating the pro-
posed amendment to the state constitution
aLOlishing special legislation.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Edward Bristol and Bertha Ames asc Con-
Iad and Bertha Schwerdtfeger Hosea 5. Tut
tie and Mary /. Cone Edwin &. Base and
Ella A. Yattaw. Frank ID. Bacon and Lula B.
Gilkey. Olto EvanSoD and Mary Oleson. Burt
Johansor and Christine Ostbiik.
Hans Mattson has purchased the interest
of NJ. '. B. Phillips i'll The Mort. and will
take charge OF the paper as editor III chief
The paper has been somewhat independent,
with Democratic tendencies. Col. MattSon
will make it Republican. he having held
Office several years under the Republican
state government
George W. Esterly, of the Esterly Har-
vester company arrived in Minneapolis yes
terday with his family, ana will make this
city his permanent home He will have
active charge of the Esterly plant at ST. Louis
PARK. Supt. George VI. NJ. Esterly says that
the company viii be ready to begin the man
U1acture Of machines in November.
The retail clerks are pushing the war on
the stores that refuse to close at $50. They
have supplemented the handbills that have
been passed TO possible patrons of those
stores by setting up on the streets flaming
transparencies requesting the pubic 10 re-
fuse 10 patronize the stores that insist upon
working their employees from twelve TO
fifteen hours u day. The storekeepers are
wrolh and have appealed TO the police to re-
move the offending signs from the streets.
Patrolmen Morrissey and Goff arrested B.
NJ. GutcheOn last night and locked him up in
the Central station. Gutcheon is charged
with robbing a Catholic church. and when
arrested he had a gold chalice, gold altar
cup and a complete set OF priests yestments
in his possession He had offered the latter
for sale at a Washington avenue pawn shop.
The police say GutcheOn is a recent jail bird
He has been living of late at Long Prairie.