St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The weather bureau promises that warm
weather Will come to Minneapolis today.
* reu estate transfers. agGregating so,
95p. were filed with the register or deeds yes
terday.
Charles L. Davis. the well-known million
aire actor and manager will mold the boards
al the BijOu next week in ''Alvin JOSlyn.
The Irish Standard threatens to eujoin the
board OF county commissioners from giving
the county printing to the Times. The
Standard put in lower bid than the Times.
The uuilGecs' exchange has elected &. f.
DCdsOn delegate and Capt. c. w. Brown and
c. E. Richardson alternates TO the national
meeting Of the builders exchange III st.
Louis Feb. IA. - and l6.
Those who nave seen Mckee Rankin as
Sandy in The Dantes, and as the French
man in The Canuck" should not fail to
witness an imDerSOuHtlOn OF the title role III
"a Kentucky Colonel now at the BljOu.
Jon Clnuers. she labOring man VINO was
run over by q Great Northern switch engine
Saturday night is reported as improving On
sunday his right leg was ahputated at the
thigh ana his right arm above the elbow.
The scope of the Retail GrOcers assOcia-
ton is TO be enlarged, ana all OF the largest
firms IN The city viii probably unite IN one
organization. An 3rhlirDtOT IS also likely TO
be named. whose business 1t viii be to settle
all disputes or refer them TO the ASSOCIATION.
Senator Pierce left Saturday night for
WASHINGTON. expecting 10 sail for Portugal
about Feb. I. Mrs. Pierce will join him in
New York ana he viii be accompanied by
his son, Paul Pierce. rs secretary. lie expects
to return TO Minneapolis about the lSt Of
May.
A letter has Leeu received by Clerk Dickey,
of he district court from BurkhGrt Mo.
asking for information as tC the whereabouts
of Homer Hulett, VINO. IL IS understood, IS III
Heuuepin county. His relatives have not
heard from him III twenty eight years, ana
want 10 learn if he is alive.
The recently mcOlpOrated WOman's Bak-
ing comuany elected the following officers:
President Mrs. katherine ingalls,; vice presl-
dents. Mrs. \. T. Anderson Mrs. Harriet
Bye: secretary, Mrs. Sarah Tuthill: treasurer,
NJ rs. d. Dean: auditors. Miss Stah and Mrs.
GOOdscu. The new company viii have 100
shares of $50 each, and all shareholders must
be women.
The American Masonic Accident associa-
ton has elected the following officers: james
SMITH president: \. T. AnEeny, vice presi-
dent; b. b. Irubey, secretary; q. 7. Lang,
treasurer; Dr.. D. W Drew, medical director.
The directors are James smith. \. I. An
keny. E. B. Trubey, George W. Cooley, \. Z.
Leyerug. j. G.. Stringham, Thomas Mont
gOmery. K. T. Lang and G. ". Drew.
The case of The State against Clarence A
Robinson. The Nortn Minneapolis druggist
was decided Yesterday by Judge ManOney in
favor of the uIalnuH. Robinson was fined
Sll0 fer violating the pharmacy law by allow
poisons and suit was brought 10 collect the
fine. The suit was brought for its moral
effect on the druggists of the community
VINO allow unregistered clerks TO compound
medicines
stuart Robson and an excellent company of
players began u weeks engagement at the
Grand last night The theater was crowded
10 the doors. The play presented was The
Bachelors. and il met with The hearty an
probation OF the audience. Robson and
several other members Of his company were
encored at the drop OF the curtain after each
ac, TONIGHT the old English comedy, Mar
ried Life VIII be the bill.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Francis j Archer and Mary f. Collester,
Charles Plant and AZelie Dupont Casimir
Kan;or and Frances Dobosz, Louis G.. Kopp
ana Carrie Vogt Elmer 5. Thompson ana
Ellen B Hanson. Phillip o. Buckner and
Maria A Kelley William II. Smith ana Katie
Wilson. Joseph McCartin and Minnie Muir
ply. Albert f. Kellington and Bridget Lyden,
Lawrence Beck and Lena StuneE