St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

professional matinee will be given today
at The Bijou. The members of the "Glorian-
na" company have been invited to attend.
and will occupy the boxes.
James MACMILLAN says that he was incor-
rectly reported by morning paper. which
said he would huild forty-five miles of rail-
road in the adjoining counties.
The Northwestern branch of the Link of
Nova Scotia. in the Guaranty Loan building.
VIII be closed. The Northwestern branch
will be established in Chicago.
There were twenty deeds filed yesterday.
the largest being Charles Robinson to Knute
Hoegh, lot ana part of .. block 10. Penni-
mans addition. SlI,000 and the total being
ESo.340.
The fifth annual institute of the Church
Sunday School Association of the Diocese of
Minnesota Will he held Thursday, Sept 90, at
Holy Trinity church, Fourth avenue and
Fourth street southeast Minneapolis, begin
ming at 10 a. m.
The dedicatory services of the medical col
lege in connection with the state university
will be held Tuesday evening next. DIR.
Oaser. of Johns Hopkins university. will de-
liver one of the addresses of the evening.
The next day he viii meet the members of
the Minnesota Academy of Medicine at the
capitol.
The Minneapolis postal authorities have
received instructions from Washington to
establish the system of house letter Collec-
uons. and the private boxes will be placed
ON all rontes where majority of the resi-
dents desire thom. The boxes will be sup
piled by the government TO the householder
Rta slight cost
The Cooper Hampton Electric company.
which has been doing an experimental
business IN the Lumber Exchange for eight
cen months, Will be TeorganiZed. and will
bTaLch out as manufacturing concern,
making electric pumps, ana possibly electric
elevators, file engines, street cars, mining
machinery, etc.
The sale of seats opens this morning for
The engagement the coming week at the
BjjOu Of JOSEF h Arlhur's stirring realistic
drama. The Still Alarm Little Tuesday.
The cutest, brightest. prettiest child actress
that has ever been on the stage, Will appear
with The Still Alarm
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
James o. Roberts and Nellie Z. Wiseman.
George IL. Gibbs ard Carrie A. Whitelaw.
Frank ". Parker and Lillian L. Kinney, John
Durham ard Anpennette Hunt, Joseph Are
ola ard Emily Taggart II. Freiberg and Ber-
tha Marco. Fred j. Smith and Minnie Der
mex, Szczepan Szymczak and Mary Gros-
tevicZ.
Carman y. Smith, chairman of the Mime
tonka Yacht clubs regatta committee, has
written letter TO Commodore G. b. Eustis
explaining the Interpretation of the club S
measurement rules. Under this interpreta-
ton the Dolphin. against the measurement
of which Ii. j. Burton complained, was
correctly measured before the last regatta.
SnorllN alter noon yesterday an alarm was
sent from University and st. Mary's avenues.
An Incl l'ieut fire was soon exiinguished near
the ST. Anthony elevator. About the same
time the department was called to 600 and 631
Seventh avenue north occupied by the fam
lies of William Anderson and George Wat
son. The fire was extinguished after a loss
of Sl,001.
The following officers have been elected by
the Associated Charities: George A. Brack-
cit, president; James T. Wyman, first vice
president: ". :. Benton, second vice presi-
dent; p. Kenny, third vice president; George
ID. Holt secretary; Jerry S. Coughlin, treas
urer. The following directors were elected
for term of three years: l. G. Powers.
Mrs. j. NJ. Robi lsod, Lars Swenson. Mrs c.
E. Reynolds, Rev ii. P. Nichols, Mrs.
George ,iIayes, Mrs. L. j. Michaels. William
Powell and S. b. Williams were Ieappointed
all tjtOrS