St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Thirtv-slx real estate transfers of an ag-
gregate consideration of S66, l!l2 were tiled
with The register of deeds yesterday.
The residence of Edward Mann. at 1925
Chicago avenue, was damaged TO the extent
of $1,000 by fire yesterday morning ABOUT
$50
Harry E. Huntington, who has been in the
ST. Paul ticket Office of the 500 line, has been
appointed the Minneapolis city ticket agent
for that road.
The public library and all its branches
closed last night at o'clock. On Monday
the reading rooms only will be open from z
TO 10 D. IN.
The lowest point reached by the mercury
in Minneapolis Friday night was s below
zero. The weather office predicts falr ana
warmer weather.
Inspector McNulty last night arrested
James Tracy for stealing valuable CLOAK
from 1l5 second street north. The inspector
also recovered the cloak.
Ell. Donaldson. of William Donaldson q
Co will leave for New York tonight and
sail Wednesday, for two month S business
tour i'll England Germany and France.
Col. Tom Foley, the genial atron OF
healthful sports. knows where good thlngsare
Appreciated as was evidenced by the box of
excellent T7avanas he sent to the GLOBE office
last evening.
Manager Hays announces that popular
prices will prevail for the special Christmas
matinee of 'Kidnaped'' at the Bijou tomor-
row. BY mistake night prices were pre-
YiouslY announced.
The twenty-sixth annual meeting of the
Minnesota state Horticultural society will
begin in the Lumber Exchange one week
from Tuesday and continue three days Inc
Minnesota horticultural exhibit at the world S
fair will lie considered.
T. G. Nicholson, the teamster inJ ured by
an electric car on Washington avenue north
Friday morning, died early yesterday morn
ing at his home at Camden place. An IN
quest will lie held Monday to determine VINO
was 10 blame for the accident.
The Central Prohibition club, of Minneapo-
lis, now holds its regular meetings on the
first Tuesday evening of each month at the
Caton Business College hall. Rev. w. j.
Lhamon, pastor of the Church of Christ. OF
this city. Will address the meeting to be held
Tuesday evening, Jan. 3, his supJect
being Cordial sympathy"
Meagher d Bell, the attorneys, have power
Of attorney from the old census enumerators
and they have served notice OH the city
comptroller and treasurer that they are en-
titled to collect the full amount appropriated
by the city council to pay the old census
bills The council designed to give the
enumerators only S652.
Minneapolis Ledge No. 1859, I. o. o. F.,
viii be officered the ensuing term by Il. C.
Hinrchs. y. G.; P. f. Martin, V. G.: A. e.
Mclean, i. S: Charles Settgart, P. s.. DR.. o.
b. Skinner. treasurer. The officers will be
publicly installed Thursday evening. Jan. 3,
at the hall, Tenth avenue north and Wash
1ngton avenue.
Alfred Martinson, an intoxicated resident
or South MINNEAPOLIS. fell upon the slippery
pavement at the corner of Washington and
Nit llet avenues last night and cut deep
cash in his head. He was removed TO his
home on Sixteenth avenue south. The
wound is bad one and likely to cause Mar
tinSOn's death.
An Irish comedy, "Barney's Farewell"
will be given at Holy Rosary hall on the
evening of Dec, 26, by the Dan Morris Sui
liYan Comedy company. The cast includes
Miss Eileen Desmond, talented singer and
soubrette, ana q number OF specially per-
formers, who will introduce Irish and Ger
man songs and jig. reel and wooden shoe
dances. A matinee for children Will be
given on the afternoon of Dec. 70
Tuesday evening there viii be a concert
at The Thirteenth Avenue Methodist church,
corner of Thirteenth avenue southeast and
Tenth street. The following will be the par
ticipants: Miss Cora Strauss reader; Miss
Josephine Jennings, soprano; Miss Hattie
soprano: Miss Gale |. Hammond, alto; Mrs.
Plank, alto; Miss Louise Taylor violinist;
Baby Edwards pianist: Arion Male quar-
tette: Miss May Blood, accompanies.
The council of the Young Ladies sodality
of Holy Rosary church has nominated the
following candidates for the semi-annual
election: President Bridget Gleason and
Annie Mulligan; first vice president Alice
CorbetL and Mary Murphy; second vice
president, Anne Leonard and Annie Crow
ley: secretary, Rose Mulligan and Maggie
FaIlor; treasurer, Nellie Mccormick and
Sarah Corbett: socristan, A. Mccormick and
Maggie Crowley; consulters, M. L. X. How
ard. NJ. leDue, NJ: Garyey. b. Langan. f.
Bailey. McPartlin, L. Hickey. V. McWey,
Lille Grove, Media McInely, Ella Burns,
Kate Lally.
zuhrah Temple. A. A. ON. M. s.. has
elected the following officers: j. W. Nash,
q. T.; c. d.. Boyce. T.. R.; c. e. Curtiss, A.
r.; c. Ii. Spencer, II. p; II. l.. Daniels, 0.
c.; J. NJ. Williams, treasurer; H. NJ. Myers,
recorder. AppoJntive officers were selected
as follows: L.. M. Hartley. first ceremonial
master; a. A. Keith, second ceremonial
master; John A. Schlener, director; +. NJ.
Hutchinson, captain of the guard; w. ii.
Lyon, marshal; Geo. T. Huey, first alchem-
lSt; w. II. Jacoby. eXecutioner; William
Cove, outer guard the Arab Patrol Quartet,
F. II. Forbes, A. G. Marshall, E. P. Brown
ing and j M. Root. The temple now has
membership of 33S.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Albert E. Rutty and Alice NJ. Benton, Mare
nus Christensen and Elsie X. Nielsen, George
W Cole and Mabel Titus, Is. II. BoWesOn and
Cora Johnson, Andrew Thompson and Emma
WolSom, Walter $. keyes and Mrs Clara OS-
burn, Charles Gohensen and Amanda S.
CarlquiSt, Mont. B. Hutchins and IVie Long,
Richard Frost and Mary A. Rowland, George
McNamee and Flora NJ. Potts, Herbert Getch-
ell and Jessie Phipps, Engelbert Hyronen
and Amanda Butch, Joseph Bulduck and
Causland, Melline W. Blanchard and Annie
Butler. Heinrich c. Cornelius and Eliza Ru-
dolph, and Lars Larsen and Melvina linden.