St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterday twelve deeds were filed with the
register of deeds, aggregating S26 $40.
The Woman's Suffrage association will
hold a meeting al 80 this evening i'll DIR
sett's parlors. The president will deliver an
address.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles Prille and Emily Brooks, Charles
Anderson and Jennie Noieberg, Louis Blum
berg and Emile Teder
The building committee of the Commercial
club has practically decided to recommend
that club house be built on the Fifth street
site opposite the~Lumbcr Exchange.
The city treasurer will pay the December
pay rolls as follows: City officials and al
dermen t-day, policemen Monday, flemen
Tuesday, all other pay rolls Wednesday.
An inquest was held yesterday over the re-
mains of Minnie Weeks. killed by an electric
car on Second street northeast, last Wednes-
day The jury found that the unfortunate
affair was wholly accidental.
Aid. j. Ii. Parry returned yesterday from
Hunters Hot Springs. Mont, greatly improved
in health. The alderman expressed great
surprise at the surrender of 1nterurbau trans
Jers by his colleagues in the council.
During the present year the city engineers
department has expended 500, 3l5 for bridges
and bridge repairs. For completing the via
duct ut Fourth avenue north the Great North
ern and 81. Louis Railway companies appro-
priated S75O,OOO.
Laura Foster, the young girl arrested for
stealing mu1f was sent to the WOrkhouse
yesterday to serve a sentence of sixty days.
The star she had pinned upon the bosom or
her dress belonged to an agent Of the Iowa
Detective association.
Wlakek Skurynsi, the Polauder injured by
an engine on the Northern Pacific tracks in
Southeast Minneapolis Thursday night, died
yesterday morning at the city hospital. The
remains were taken to Gleason d McAllister's
mOrgue, and today an inquest will be held
A telegram from Hot Springs, Ark, tell of
the suicide of John Linn. of Minneapolis
Linn was man about thiIty-five years old,
who formerly worked in Minneapolis and St.
Paul as hotel porter. de was unmarried,
but has relatives near Willmar. He was de-
Bpondent.
The funeral of the late Freeman A. Fisher,
of f. A. FISHER d Co. and Dodson, Fisher d
Brockman, Vas held yesterday from his late
residence. 1921 Park avenue. Mr.. Fisher was
the builder of the Masonic temple, Temple
court. chamber of commerce and other well
known buildings
The committee appointed by the Swedish
Lutheran conference TO make arrangements
for the jubilee festival to be held in Mime
apolis next March, held its first meeting at
the Augustana Lutheran church last evening.
The committee did nothing last night but
orpanize and informally discuss arrange
ments.
arrangements have been made to manu-
facture electrical appliances under the
Cooper Hon pton patents covering motor,
a pump and an elevator in Minneapolis.
Thomas Lowry has secured a controlling in
terest in the company, and will use the mo-
tors OF the Twin City street car lines if q test
proves satisfactory.
Clan Gordon No 0s, o. s. c., has elected
the following officers: Chief. William Wat
son; past chief, Thomas Hastings; taniSt,
Joseph Cochran: chaplain. John Robertson
secretary Niven NJ. Scott; financial secre-
tary James Guthrie: treasurer, James II.
Buchanan: senior henchman, John Pit
keathly; junior henchman. Peter Cochran !;
seneschal James McDougall; warden,
julius BTyson; sentinel Neil McCallum
physician, DR.. Cockburn; piper, James Sin
clair