St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-15
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Eight building permits, amounting to 1885,,
were jssQed Yesterday,
There We're seventeen real estate transfers
yesterday, aggreG ing SAG, 700.
John SeIrick was given thirty DAYS by
Judge MahoneY yesterday for indecent ex-
posure.
George McNeven, Albert Nelson and Rob-
ert Taylor we're fined $40 each yesterday for
fast driving.
The Scottish Rite Masons in MINNEAPOLIS.
southern jurisdiction, are TO work class OF
twenty tonight.
The state and county canvass Of the vote
cast in Hennepin county last Tuesday, Will
De held in the county auditors office begin
ming at 10 q. m. today.
ing team from Gavin d Son Saturday. was
bound over to await the action of the grand
jury. His nail was fixed at $500
Walter j. Mears. who assaulted Charles
Eastman in restaurant on Washington ave
hue south Friday night, was bound over 10
the grand jury under 500 bonds.
William Devine John Cameron and WILL
lam Leonard. who were arrested by Detec-
tives Hoy and McNulty, were sent TO the
workhouse for thirty days for vagraney.
The new La France engine purchased by
the city last summer arrived yesterday morn
ing. After being tested. it will be placed at
Fire Station No. 4, Twelfth avenue ard
Third street northeast.
The Single Taxites will banquet at the
rooms of the VIC r. L. Wednesday evening,
the occasion being the election of three
Ringle tax men 10 congress. The toast llst
will be the prominent feature OF the ocea-
sion.
The street railway has received seven more
of its new vestibuled cars for lnterurban
traffic and ten more will arrive within
week. 1t is hoped 10 have the entire compile
ment of twenty motors In service Wllhlh
fortnight.
The lost. strayed or stolen Jewish pedder.
Lippman MoZier who has been SO extern
svey advertised in the papers OF late, has
been heard of at Morris. MINI. lie was seen
there Thursday. and had some trouble with
girl that worked in hotel.
Sunday afternoon the Y. ". C. A. formally
dedicated their new rooms at 80 Fourth street
south. Miss Belle Jetfry, the state secretary
read the chapter from Ezra on the dedication
of the second temple Of the Jews. She was
followed by remarks and prayer from mem
Oers
There will be a meeting of the Central Pro
hiuitioa club this evening at o CLOCK, al the
W. G. r. L. hail. TO hear returns of the Prohi-
bitOn vote throughout the United States.
There will also be meeting of the Prohlbl-
ton county committee at the same place at
1880 p. m.
The property owners on Bryant avenue
and residents i'll the territory adjacent nave
organized to secure better street car facilities.
The committee appointed at a mass meeting
recently, called on General Manager Good
rich Yesterday but received little encourage
ment for their trouble.
Wednesday evening occurs the annual ban
Quet of the business mems union at the
Guar antv Loan restaurant. These annual
dinners are for the purpose of a better ac-
Quaintance of the members of the union,
aid for the better work in the line d the CD
jecls of The institution which is accomplish
ing so much for this city.
Several creditors are anXiously aiting to
learn the hereabouts of Thomas Oliver,
the proprietor of the Great Eastern circus
which shows IN the interior towns OF this
6nG adjoining STATES. oliver has been sop
ping at the Hotel WarYicS. but took sud
den departure Tuesday last
The Lakewood Cemetery association held
its annual meeting Yesterday afternoon
Dorilius Morrison, G.. NJ Loring and Loren
Fletcher whose terms had expired as trus-
tees. were reelected. The total receipts for
the year we're S Is, 1913 20 and the expenditures
S24yl34t. The lot sales amounted TO S27,2S1
Thomas Keene and a strong company be-
gan three night engagement last night at
the Grand. The play presented was Rich
ard H. and never before has Minneapo-
lis audience witnessed so elaborate pro-
duction of the popular Shakespearean trag:
edy. Tonight the play Will be 'Rlchelleu
The popularity of pantomime burlesque is
being amply demonstrated by the large au-
diences that the spider and Fly IS attract
ing at the Bjou. Last nights audience was
large one, and the many oddities of the
clowns, the antics of the comedians. the
songs of the vocaliSts and the specialtes of
the vaudeville artists were all well received
and enthusiastically encored.
The GLOBE Yesterday morning printed an
article headed THE Monaco Again" The
article stated that the foundation for
sensational divorce suit had been laid i'll the
parlors of the Monaco. 1t was learned yes
terday that an injustice had been done Fred
Pabst, the proprietor of the place msomuch
as the Foundation" of the divorce suit was
not laid" there, but at resort on Washing
ton avenue south. The mistake is therefore
rectited.