St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-08
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


the register Of deeds yesterday, aggregating
$50, GOO.
wharfage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Frank Ramberg and Hilda Hansen, and
Walter Hall and Lena Coins.
City Clerk Haney has published in pamph-
let form the vote of The city by wards ana
districts for all the city officers.
Chauncey Olcott, the famous tenor assisted
by Augustus Pitou's complete company, Will
open tine Grand tonight III "Davourneen
The ticket sellers at the Milwaukee depot
missed number Of tickets yesterday and
reported the matter to the police, for 1t is
thought they were stolen.
Gus Williams the Teutonic fuumaker, with
his company of comedians, IS driving away
dull care at the Bijou. Only four more per-
formances of the skit will occur.
The real estate board has appointed
George Il Nimmons. George IL. Rust and II.
L. Moore a committee to investigate the
matter OF the making OF fraudulent mort
cages.
The chairmen of the different committees
OF the HenGepin County Women's Auxiliary
to the Columbian Exposition will hold gem
eral meeting Tuesday next at 2:3O O'Clock III
the library building.
Patrolman Ieffron, who fell into a shaft in
the rear of one of the commission houses on
Commission row Tuesday night. vas reported
yesterday as doing nicely. His injuries how
ever, are Of a serious nature
Charles Richards, a former resident Of This
state, died recently at his home i'll Newport.
Idaho, aged siXLy-one years Mr. Richards
came to Minnesota i'll 1869, and is well known,
especially in railroad circles.
Rt Rev Bishop McGolrick will celebrate
pontifical mass at 10 O'Clock today IN the
Church of the Immaculate Conception. The
bishop will preach in the evening at 7:35
and there will be a procession OF the young
ladies of the sodalitieS.
The scenes of Killarney" Katie Emmett's
new Irish play. are laid i'll Ireland i'll the re-
gion of the beautiful lakes of that name.
Miss Emmett is said to find strong acting
role i'll the piece, and one in which her work
was commended by the New York press
Last night the Woman's Missionary GSoci-
ETY. of Plymouth Church celebrated the silver
anniversary of the society Ill the parlors OF
the church. Music and addresses were the
features of the programme.
The fair at the Park Avenue Congregational
church closed last evening. Music was fur-
nished by the Peake sisters and the Adel-
phian quartette. consisting of Messrs. Ferree,
Brucamp, Mitchell and McDermid.
AT the monthly meeting of the Humane
society the matter of distributing 25,0JO
copies of the Humane World to the public
school children was discussed, IL was de-
cded 30 ask the board of education to stand
the expense which will be about Si5O per
month
W, H. Johnstone the clerk who was az
rested for robbing the store of his employers
grand jury yesterday by Judge Elliot. The
revolyers stolen from the store have all been
recovered.
1t is now thought that the man who was
killed by the cars near tue Central market
last Saturday night is Peter Eltls, OF ChasKa.
The Chaska authorities have been notified.
The body still lies on a slab at Gleason
McAllister's mOrgue
A reading room and gymnasium for the
use of newsboys messengers and other boys
NI,r.e - &c I.aG
up by the ladies of st. Marks parish in the
basement of the parish hall OH Sixth street.
1t will be opened this evening.
One thousand copies of pamphlet con-
tanning complete report OF the dedlcallOn
of Window Institute and Edwin ;. Jones
hall at Monteyideo, Oct. 10, have been printed
for Distribution. The pamphlet contains
much valuable historical information.
The members of Ark lodge, with their
ladies, will give their first annual reception
this evening, at their lodge rooms, III Eellet
hall, Lake street and stevens avenue. Alonzo
BarlO q. NJ of the state. together with other
members Of the grand lodge, Will be present
This evening the Normanna Skating club
will banquet its Countryman, Harold Hagen,
who comes here with the reputation OF being
the champion skater of Europe. On the 10Th
inst. Hagen will race with Hugh Mccormick,
his old rival, at the Normanna skating rink
in South Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis Musicians association
has elected the following OnlcerS: q. L.
RossetteE PRESIDENT; W. ii. Lantz, CORE
spending secretary; j. II. Eschman, treas
urer The executive committee is made up
of Messrs. W. W. SldWel. h. f. Thiel, ID.
Fischer, William Rabn and j. Lamp.
Mrs ogden, widow of the late Rev. William
Ogden, who was ror many years the vicar OF
Holy Trinity church, Birkenhead. England,
died at the family residence, 1917 second ave-
nue. south, yesterday morning, aged htty-tVe
years. The funeral services will be held at
Gethsemane church this morning at 1890
o'clock. The interment will take place at
Lakewood cemetery,
The court house commission has ordered
the architects to present report at the next
meeting covering the exact cost of complet
ing the whole building The board VIII pay
Baxter dSSau. the contractors. Sis, DOG on ac-
count OF delays. and deduct Sl2,0U0 from the
bin of the GSillette-Herzog company for the
same reason. johnson, Clough and Com
stock will look after legislation this winter.
AT the annual meeting Of the Minneapolis
club r. B. Langdon. C. M. Amsden and
James Marshall we're elected TO succeed
themselves on the governing committee. A.
b. jackson was elected to succeed A. G. Lor-
ing, James II. Bell was chosen for the I'M
expired term of the late + c. Pillsbury. The
governing board has elected the following
officers: President K. b. Langdon; vice
president. Henry w Brown: secretary, Rob
ert Tomlinson. Messrs. James Marshall,
James r. Bell and G. r. Tomlinson were
elected as the house committee.