St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-30
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Forty warranty deeds were flied with the
gister Of deeds Yesterday aggregating SlS,-
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Adolf Kaiser and Lora Schopeck, and Will
lam Buhe and Lena Harnock.
Frank II. Lay the deputy weighmaster ar
rested for selling coal short in weight, was
fined So in the municipal court. 1t is likely
the case will be appealed to the district
court.
William Cannon was held to the grand
jury yesterday in the sum of $500 bail. lie is
accused by Mary Peterson with being the IA
ther Of her child Of no name.
The first stone work in the East side via
cuct system was laid yeserdsg at the Main
street crossing. 1t is promised that three
bridges will be completed by April l.
Charlie Thomas commonly called
"GTeeny.' was bound over to the grand jury
yesterday. He is charged with picking the
pocket Of poor washer woman named
Celia Olson.
The L. II. Steele company, for the purpose
of buying and selling all kinds of merchan-
disc and real estate, with So ,O0O capital, was
incorporated yesterday by &. II. Steele and
T.. Is. Spencer. rf
j. H. Hart, the saloonkeeper. arrested for
keeping his place open on sunday, WGs ar
Taigned yesterday in the municipal court.
There was not sufficient evidence TO convict,
so he was discharged.
W. II. Mills, the justice of the peace. has
been sued by l. V Gedney to have judg-
ment for S57 set aside Gedney says judg
nAent was entered against him without his
having been notified.
The engine rooms i'll the street railway
power house at Third avenue north have
been opened, making the building three
stories high. spectators gallery has been
erected on that floor
"McFee of Dublin" John II. Kelly's new
vehicle OF fun. is drawing crowded houses at
a
given today at 2:3Q. Gus Williams will ap-
pear at the Bijou next week.
The feature of the meeting of the real es-
tate board yesterday afternoon was the read
ing of paper by Secretary Z. A Henderson,
giving a comparison between the manutact-
uring of Detroit and Minneapolis.
The retail grocers' association will meet
next Monday evening and hear report from
special committee on the oil question. The
Standard Oil company will be boycotted un-
less it stops peddling oil and contine its
trade to the dealers.
CThe annual election of Herman Lodge No.
is, X. p. resulted as follows: c. c., II. S.
Woodward; V. c.. Thomas W. Davies; prel-
ate, j. C. O'keefe; K. of r. and S. A. E.
Reauillard; NJ. of f., j. A. Bing; NJ of E. A.
Z. Godfrey; NJ. A., William Erickson.
Prof. and Mrs. MacLean, who have been
in England for the past eighteen months for
the purpose of study. returned Monday after
noon, and Prof. Mclean resumed his work
III the university as instructor in English
literature yesterday the beginning of the
new term.
The case of Morris Splan arrested for high
way robbery, was continued yesterday by
Judge Mahoney The court desires little
more evidence. Several men who had been
held up" called at the central police sta
ton during the afternoon and identified him
as the man who had robbed them.
Yesterday morning President Pillsbury an
nounced to the chamber of commerce that
the new law regulating the sampling of
grain and designed to prevent wheat steal
ing, will 90 into effect Dec. /. The essential
feature of The new regulation is a provision
to prevent the breaking of seals on cars of
wheat
Next Sunday morning the st. Louis road
Will take possession of its new depot at the
corner Of Washington and Fourth avenues
north and will thereafter run all its trains
from and to the new building, thus removing
from the union depot entirely. The city
ticket office in the Nicollet house will still be
maintained.
The people of Gethsemane church have
made arrangements to celebrate next Sunday
the thirty sixth anniversary of The opening
of the parish, the tWenty-third anniversary
of the formation of the Brotherhood of
Gethsemane and the ninth anniversary of
the opening of the present church at Fourth
avenue south and Ninth street
The ladies of the Minneapolis Improve
ment League have appointed a committee 10
wait upon City Attorney Russell in the inter
est of stopping the sale of cigarettes to
minors The ladies have a crusade along
this line in mind. A committee has also
been appointed 10 consider ways and means
TO prevent the smoke nuisance.
Yesterday afternoon the millers met to con-
slider proposition TO substitute water elm
hoops, made wholly from sawed lumber by
machinery, for the half-round hickory hoops
now used. The supply of hickory hoop pales
is decreasing. and the water elm hoops can
be had cheaper. But the flat-hooped barrels
are not so good after the flow has been taken
from the barrel. No definite action was
taken.