St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Ten warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, aggre-
eating $50, 100.
Madame Boyd returned from Europe
OH the steamer La BOurgOgne, and ar
rived in Minneapolis the 18th.
The licenses issued to peddlers this
year will be called ''pedlar's" licenses.
The change III spelling is made to dis
tinguish the license from those of last
year.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to MelkiOr BrandOik and Marie
Ryan, John Olstad and Juga Berg
mann. and John Anderson and Alma
SWenSen.
r Architect Carter is hard at work on
the details of the Peoples theater
building, and promises to have the con-
tractors at work as soon as the frost be-
gins TO leave.
The Nicollet grocery, 3l27-29 Nicollet
avenue, was burglariZed Friday even
ing, but only SO taken. The entrance
was by the back door. A screw device
was used to force the door open.
Secretary W. q. Byron has begun
work on the exposition annual, and
promises to have it out by May Is. The
annual will contain siXty-four pages
this year and be more elaborate than
ever.
Agent Tatro, of the Humane society,
has taken charge of Clark Campbell
who, it is said, was deserted by his
father at the Foster house last Sunday.
The boy will be sent to the state public
school.
The National Yorkshire club. of Min
neapolis, has filed articles of incorpora-
ton. The purpose of the club is to pub
li-h Of o.
bred Yorkshire swine owned i'll the
United States.
The strike at the Union ParlOr Furni-
ture company's factory still continues,
and there is no change in the situation.
At noon yesterday it was stated by one
of the firm that no grievances had yet
been presented.
The park board committee on forestry
will recommend tomorrow that about
$4,000 be spent for trees and shrubs for
the new nursery. All new trees will be
labeled with brass tags bearing both the
botanical and common name.
The parents of Willie Bubb. seven
teen-year-old boy, have written to
Superintendent of Police Smith from
their home in Hastings inquiring If he
had been seen in this city. He has been
missing from home for some time.
The village council of st. Louis Park
has decided to build new village hall
| and to devote the present town build
| ing 10 school purposes. The new build
! ing will be much larger. and will be
more III keeping with the size of the
| town.
Frank Day, who created such a dis
turbance in AleXander'S saloon on Sixth
| street Friday afternoon and whom it
took four policemen. to bring to the cen
trail station, saw the error of his ways
yesterday when Judge Mahoney fined
him SO.
Henry Benzle, when going home
| Friday night on South side car, was
unable TO find place on the platform.
so stood on the bumper" Another car
came up from behind and ran into the
one he was on, crushing BenZle's leg
between the anckle and the knee.
A man named Michael Burns was in
jured yesterday afternoon on the rail-
road tracks at tile intersection of Ninth
street and Fourteenth avenue south
east He was taken to st. Mary's hos
ptal in the South side patrol wagon.
He was struck by train, but his in
juries are not considered fatal.
Court Nicollet 1858, A. y. K. of A. M,
Friday night elected Joseph Reycraft
and George w. Hummel as representa-
tives to the grand court. The court
presented beautiful past chief rang
er's badge to Brother Reycroft, whose
term of Office has just expire d, Grand
Chief Ranger Gordon making the
presentation.
QFollowing is the commencement pro
gramme for the East side high school:
Tyranny of Fashion," Miss May
Browne; "a Mental Gallery" Hettie
Bushler; 1.-THE Newsboy." Anna d. Nc
Hawey; 1.-The Worlds Fair" Erred
Hood; Business Competition" g. b
Murphy; "Cato to the Roman Senate,
Bert Nowbird; dread Winning" Alice
Plumb; Charlotte Corday," Laura Sha
fer; American Capital" George f
Church.