St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBU1Es.

The weather ONCE says warmer weather
viii come today, and that q thaW may fol
low
Five warranty deeds, aggregatng S16,2
were uIed with the register OF deeds yester-
day.
secretary Benson announces that $4,000
worth OF subscriptions TO the exposition
guaranty fund have already been received
Plymouth lodge. X. p. no. TO- viii iuaugu-
rate officers This evening al Inc lodge rooms,
corner of Tenth avenue north and Wash
lIgtou.
c. T. Garrett commonly known rs Tommy
the Tinker. was held to The grand jury yes
tery by the municipal court Tor attempting TO
rob a street car conductor
When Mrs. Young und daughter OF 1925
Sixth street southeast arrived home Monday
afternoon from q holiday trip they found
that burglars had carried off everything port
able.
Rev C j. Fetri SAYS MINNEAPOLIS must
hustle and raise the necessary S2U,OUJ
or the Lutheran jubilee gathering Will be
held iE st. Paul. where the use of hall has
been offered.
An die annual meeting of the Augustana
Lutheran church held Monday night Peter
johnson. = u. PETERSON ana II. p. Anderson
were elected trustees, Rev. @. T. Petri was
chosen TO act as Sunday school suDeTlntend-
Int ana II. p. BOdfOT as OrganIsL
Tomorrow evening the new fire engine
house. No. % at the corner of Main street
ana Thirteenth avenue northeast, will be
formally dedicated. reception ana bail
viii be given. and all 1remeu are requested
l0 attend. The affair viii be an elaborate
1ne.
Joseph Murphy VIII present THE Kerry
Cow 40 The Grand opera house for the last
time TINS evening. Tomorrow night shaun
Rhue viii be put on for the remainder of
the week. Monday Tuesday and Wedues-
day or next week Modleska Will appear At
the Grand
Yesterday arrangements were completed
for The annual uall and banquet OF the Mis-
EisSlppl alley Lumber and sash and Blind
Salesmens association at the West hotel
Jan. 20 Covers viii be laid for 80 Fifteen
new members were admitted TO the associa-
ton yesterday.
PlUOlmau James RYAN Yesterday arrested
Charles Oran and Charles Grant ana locked
them up at the central station Oh the charge
of grand larceny. Robert Mcnamara Sc
cured their arrest claiming they mad robbed
him Of watch and chain. suit Of clothes
and various otner articles Of value.
PatIolman Napoleon Bonaparte Huntoon
has lost his horse. HuntOOn is a member of
the mounted force and must necessarily
have q good animal. Several ddvs ago his
little son look the horse out upon the ice and
drove 70 around The horse fell and broke
It's mind leg, and HuntoOn was forced to
lhoOt it
The month just past was the coolest De-
eember on record since 1886, according to
Voluntary Observer Cheney, and little more
man degree colder than the average De-
eember for twenty eight years. Christmas
vas the coolest day of the month. the mer-
curry ranging below zero all day and marking
bne degree colder at p. m than at a. N.
GUS Heege certainly has reason to be proud
Of the nightly ovation "YOn Yonson'' is re-
eeiving at the BijOu. There will be a matinee
lu2:3l today The sale OF seats for the pro
ductiOn of The Bottom Of the Sea- next
week is very large, ana the indications are
hat the theGter-gOers have not forgotten the
beautiful scenery ana effects TO be seen III
this play.
The stockholders of the Security bank met
yesterday morning and reelected the follow
Ing officers: L. A. Chamberlain. president:
Henry NJ Knox. vice president: E. F. Near
kIe. second vice president: Perry Harrison.
cashier; Thomas +. Hurley. assistant cash
ler; directors, y. II. Shaw. j II. Thompson
W. NJ. penney, A. j Dean. f. a. Chamber
ialn II. VI. Carpenter &. T. Mearkle, Henry
b. knox, L. G. Winston ana Perry Harrison.
TIE real estate board held its weekly meet
iI,E Yesterday. one OF the frst matters dis
posed of was the election OF officers. The
following, recently named by the nominating
tCmmitte were unanimously elected: Presi-
dent /. c.. Seeley; vice president H. /.
Moore: secretary. L. Al Henderson: treas
urer. u. A. WOlvertOn. The committees
banned by the nominating committee were
also elected.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday TO
Lars M. RiuGgren and Hanna Danielson,
Frank j. Shaska and AutOuiea NJ Tuna.
James Hollis ana Mary Page, Robert H.
Hastv and Fanny l. Billings, Ed
ward II. Zimmerman and Addie j. Mar
tin. Hans J.. Johnson ana Ellen Akeson,
Harry r. Davis and Maggie Hamm. Joseph
A Newell and Alice &. Carey August Dahl
and Augusta VI. Nichols Peter Bebo and
Rosa La Mountain, John a. Bergman and
Ida a. Anderson. Joseph l. Pouliot and
Esther Cook. LOuIs POullOt and Deborah IL.
COOE Peter Y. Fraser and Carrie a. Spear,
Henry Keefer and Annie schneider.