St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearngs yesterday were Sl,S73,23S35
Thirteen warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, aggregating
So, ,7S2.
Manager HAYES will dine the employees of
the BljOu and the press at the Holmes next
Thursday.
The popular Irish comedian, John T. Kelly.
will greet his friends at the Bjjou next week
in his new farcial success "McFee from
Dublin
Alfred Cornell. an employe of the Security
elevator, met with terrible accident yester-
day afternoon. He fell forty feet down a
wheat bin.
Prof 7 P. Brooke is suing some of the
hackers of the Brooke Typical American Or
chesra, which disbanded' at La Crosse few
days ago, for breach Of contract.
General Manager Underwood, of the 500,
says there is no foundation for the story
that Nlcollet island Will be purchased and
made the site OF Il rail say terminal.
Barney Ferguson and his merry associates
in farce were greeted by another large an
dience last evening. The sale OF seats for the
Thanksgiving performance IS very large.
The woman'S congress will begin its ses-
sions next Monday in the Hennepin Avenue
Methodist church. Much interest is being
manifested in the proceedings of the con
gress.
William Hcaly was arrested yesterday by a
special officer Oh the Great Northern road
for stealing wheat out of grain car He
will have his trial before the municipal
court today.
This evening Dr. William X. Suddeth will
deliver the second lecture in the university
extension course. at the public library; on "A
Comparative Study Of the Morphology OF
the Blood
The policemen are all hustlIng with the
sale OF tickets Tor their coming benefit dur
ing The Gus Williams engagement at the
Bijou Several patrolmen report SAFE OF
over 100 tickets.
John McAlpiue, a farm hand who came to
the city several days ago from Blaine has
bee. stricken down with malignant diphthe-
ria. The health authorities have removed
him to the quarantine hospital.
The condition of Harry Curran, the brake
man who was injured so severely SUNDAY
morning while coupling cars in the 500
yards, is critical and the physicians at the
Asbury hospital fear he will die.
A freight train jumped The track under the
bridge over Western avenue yesterday after
noon near the ST. Louis roundhouse. About
the only damage done was the diSpaclng OF
pillar which supported The bridge
missionary meeting is being held in the
new Immanuel Danish Evangelical Lutheran
church, which was dedicated Sunday Dan
ish Evangelical Lutheran ministers from all
parts of theiWest are in attendance.
THE Common Sense of 1heosophy will
be the subject of paper 10 be given before
the Ishwara Theosophical society at their
hall. No. 9O2 New York Life building today,
and the public are cordially invited.
Benjamin f. Cole, a well-knOwn old resi-
dent and real estate dealer, fell in a dead
faint while walking on Washington avenue,
near the Bljou. yesterday lie seon revived,
however and no serious results are antici-
pated.
AT the Grand last night Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Drew began return engagement i'll "A
Scrap of Paper. In this Mr. and Mrs. Drew
give fine performance of a comedy of much
higher grade than any they have appeared i'll
before.
Owing TO Il misunderstanding the attend
auce at the meeting of the W omans Suffrage
association was small Saturday evening. and
the election of officers was postponed TO the
next meeting, to be held Dec. ut AIS Nicol-
let avenue
The old fire engine house on Third street
south will not be sold after all. YesteIduy
the council committee on fire department re-
jected all bids and ordered Chief Runge to
build the annex to the building at cost not
TO exceed S6U0
Mrs. Taylor. residing at 3OGS Fourteenth av-
enue south. attended church Sunday even
ing, and was then in good health She re-
turned home, sat down to take off her wraps
and expired without word. She was sixty
five years of age.
The Minneapolis Curling club will hold
meeting i'll the West hotel mt s O'Clock to-
morrow evening, for the purpose of getting
game of curling and diffusing the knowledge
OF the game as much as possible.
On Saturday night Officer Conroy recovered
valuable overcoat which had been stolen
from ST. Paul and left in a photograph gal
lery on Washington avenue south near Third
street. The coat is at the station. and the
officers are desirous TO have the owner call
and identify it.
Rev. NJ. E. Larson, of the First Norwegian
and Danish Baptist church, will leave the
city Thursday for Freeborn county, where he
will assume charge of the Baptist church.
Key. Nj. A. Ohrn, of Norway, will take his
He is expected to arrive this week,
Flour City Tent. Knights of The Macca
bees, mas been organized on the East side
with the following officers Fred NJ. Caval
past commander; William Lorenz com
mander; Charles NJ. Rickler, lieut. nant com
mander; James Parish, chaplain; Dr.. @. N
Mcdonald, phyrician; Fred L. Hornbeck, NJ
of A; Grant W. Whitney. secretary; Claud
Mayott, first +. g.; Alex Lindal second NJ
g.; Iver Olsen, sentinel; M. &. Brown
picket; Warren McVey, Il. H.; George Ora
ham. +. X.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
r. d Mooly and Sarah j. kertson, Nels
Nelson and Annie Olson, Thomas McElligot
and Annie Fahey, John F. Welch and Katie
Dobow Frederick Ii. Hughes and Lena A.
Podyin, Michael Flannery and Theresa Igel,
John Bergquist and Mary Solberg Oliver
Skone and Iva NJ. Nash. Michael Garvey and
Mary Murphy, j. w Jones and Bessie Har
denbureh. Ebert F. Baldwin and Mary G.
Washburn, Ingwaid Torklson and Anna
Hofgaard, D. f. Nolan and Elizabeth Frazer,
Charles. d. Seharer and Laura NJ. Russell,
and John Carey and Joana Bowles.