St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
1868.
Seven building permits we're issued yester-
lay, aggregating $3.50
Sixteen warranty deeds were filed with the
register OF deeds yesterday, aggregatlng ST,-
J15.
jerry will only be given two more pre-
sensations at the Bijou, performance to-
night and matinee tomorrow afternoon.
Dr. f. NJ WoOdling was arrested yesterday
for aSsaulling cripple named Fred Harlow.
He was arraigned IN the municipal court and
fined S25.
During october just ended the poor de-
partment of the city gave out Ill orders for
groceries to needy people and distributed 40
loads of wood.
Harold Hogan. the fastest skater in the
world, viii sail from Norway for the United
States today. He is expected in Minneapolis
about Nov. 15.
An invitation is extended to all holders of
Mockrdge concert tickets TO a reception in
the private car, "MaytoweT," at the Milwau-
kee depot. from to o'clock this afternoon.
1.-THE Ensign" will be produced at the
Bijou all next week. This new candidate
for popular favor is a five-act nautical DRAMA
founded upon the Mason-Slidell episode
of 81.
At the Grand last night the Frohman com
pany presented The Wife before a crowded
house. THE Wife is one of the best Of
modern dramas, and the Frohman company
handles IL well.
The Long Meadow Gun club has decided
to rebuild It's club house, and the work will
begin at once. The loss by fire was $500
and the insurance something over $1,000.
The club house will be completed in thirty
days
An autopsy held on the body of Frank E.
Peterson, who died suddenly at the city hos
pital Tuesday night showed that death was
caused by combination of acute Bright's
disease and congestion of the brain and
lungs.
To-day the chamber of commerce will have
q large blackboard in place of the small map
that has done service as a weather indicator
The map of the United States will be traced
i'll outline, and every morning at 80 the
weather indications will be put on with
chalk.
Last month 1901 cars of wheat were in
spected in Minneapolis, more than for any
month since inspection by the state was es-
tabl1shed. The wheat receipts at Minneapo-
lis so far in the new crop year are 100000
above the receipts during the corresponding
period III any other year.
In spite of the fragrant case of neglect Of
duty against Patroman Aurpach he will be
retained on the force and lose no time nor
money. Lieut. Coffin, Of the Fifth precinct
station, denies that he is to be discharged
and his place turned over to Sergeant Kirk
ham. The lieutenant says he is giving salts
faction.
The opera Maid Queen" which is being
presented at the Lyceum theater under the
auspices of the Peoples Meetings associa-
ton, is proving a big success and drawing
large crowds. The participants are all local
people, and the talent is of no mean merit.
The scenery is truly gorgeous The last per
perform ance will be given Saturday night
There will be a matinee in the afternoon.
Louis De Vol, the Minneapolis mail carrier
who became the owner of rich gold nine
in Alaska, returned to the city Wednesday
bringing with him chunk of gold-bearing
quartz weighing in the neighborhood of 100
pounds. AS De Vol was alighting from the
train the quartz fell upon his foot, and sew
eral of his toes will have to be amputated.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
.Pommerleau and Joseph Desjardius.
Angus Gilbertson and Seyine Sehay, Charles
Nelson and Allen Swanson, August Nord-
strom and Emma Erickson, Charles Sampson
and Ida Olson Charles Nelson aud lima
Peterson, Nels A. Myoen and Louisa p. Aron-
son, Edward Reinke and Henrietta Glau, f.
Leroy ann Alice b Raymund, Nathan L.
Stalker and Alice Olden, +. W Eastman and
Arabella Odell, II. T. Cameron and Mary B.
Barnes.
Members of the police department are in
dignant at the manner in which Patrolman
John Sullivan has been treated by the super
intendent. He was discharged without a
hearing, and it is likely the mayor will take
the matter into his hands and give the pa
trolman fair and impartial hearing. The
patroman who arrested Sullivan for being
drunk instead of showing a little fellow
feeling for brother officer in distress, did
not make himself popular by his action by
any means