St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-29
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Ten warranty deeds were filed with
the register OF deeds yesterday, aggre-
eating Sll,600.
The automatic reels of fire hose in the
city hail have,heen ordered down. They
are old and unfit for use in case Of ire.
Complaints regarding oyerchargeS un-
der the new dump system will probably
be made the subject OF an aldermanlc
investigation.
The retail grOcerS have decided to in
auguratc an agitation for early closing
of grocery stores. \ committee has
been appointed to get the names OF pro
prietOrS.
Mayor Eustis, by signing a liquor
license passed upon by the hllchli
license committee and passed by the
reOrganiZed council, has recognized the
legality of the reorganization.
Thieves went through the Pullman
sleeper attached 10 the Northern Pa
cluc train from the coast last Sunday
night, and robbed most of the paSSen-
gers. There is no clue TO the thieves.
DR.. j. II. Dunn, vino went East a short
time ago, is seriously i'll in hospital IN
PHILADELPHIA Some time ago he cut
his hand while performing an opera
lion. and blood poisoning has resulted.
The street railway company has
ordered los new cars, 10 be delivered
the LIST of May. Twenty-Five of them
will be forty feet long and will be used
on the interurban line. All of them are
open ears.
Henry Anderson, q farmer, has re-
ported TO the police that he was robbed
Monday night while sleeping IN lodg-
ing house at ll2 Washington avenue
10 h1d NlIfh when
feli asleep. and when he awoke he hau
nothing.
All Baba'' was witnessed by as many
people as the Grand opera house could
accommodate last night. The crush
was so great that the sale of standing
room" had to be stopped at O'Clock.
The first matinee viii be given today at
2:15.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Emel Skaehler and Ernstlne ".
Kluck, Charley Gustafson and Annie
johnson. NJ. +. AlletZhaeusSer and
Helena RhOmberg, COlfaX {. Bell and
Minnie l.. Grove, Benjamin Boren and
Lena SkOll.
An aluminium medal, showing on one
side UpSOla cathedral AMI bearing ap-
propriate inscriptions. will be made as
souvenir Of the Swedish Lutheran
jubilee. A committee has been APP
pointed to make arrangements for
banquet TO follow the jubilee.
Lady Liz will be presented at the
Biiou until Friday evening, when
change of bill viii occur. and Miss
Lewis Will appear in her own drama
tiZatiOn of ZOla'S novel, "IhereSe RAJ
uuin." The sale of seats for Oliver
ByrOn'S 1.-The Plunger" will open to-
morrow morning.
George Huntington, whose home is at
224 Sixth avenue south. was found wan
dering about the streets yesterday
morning by policeman. He was with
out hat or coat. lie was taken to his
home in the patrol wagon. lie has been
i'll for some time, and his mind is some
what affected.
Health Commissioner Kelly is de-
termjned to make the milkmen of the
CITY keep their places clean. and 1t is
understood that he will cause the ar
rest of several of them In day or two.
This will no doubt cause an open ructlOn
between the health department and the
milk inspectors.
1t is claimed that John Johnson. who
took out Il saloon license for 1907 Wash
lngtOn avenue south, several days ago.
took it out for stockholm" Olson,
whose license was revoked by the
mayor. Johnson was formerly bar
tender for Olson. The police have been
told to look into the matter and report.
The eighth annual meeting of the
Woman's PreSbyterial Society Of Home
Missions of the st. Paul PreSbytery will
occur in the First Presbyterian Church,
Minneapolis. corner of Nineteenth street
and Portland avenue, tomorrow at $50
a. m. A full attendance is desired at
this. the last united meeting. Lunch
will be served by the ladies OF the
church.
George Howard and Ed Zoe. the burg
lars captured by Inspectors HankinsOn
aud StaYalO, were arraigned in the pO-
lice court yesterday morning. Prof.
Maclean and one of his servants identi-
fed the two fellow as the ones who
robbed his house. He stated that they
had carried off about $500 worth of cash
and valuables. The case was continued
and the burglars were bound over in
81 900 bail.