St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-01
INNIE:,.AEPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GhoBuLEs.

Thirteen real estate transfer aggregatng
s70 4?5, were filed with the register OF deeds
yesterday.
Tonight Rosina Vokes will change her pro
gramme nj the Grand, presenting "A Game
of Cards" THAT Lawyers Fee" and "A
Double Lesson"
Prof. j. c. Tuly and Secretary E. A. Hen,
deTsOn were the only members of the real
estate board who went to DulUth yesterday TO
attend the real estate banquet there.
At a meeting Of the old real estate eX-
change Yesterday it was voted that the Sl,2JO
remaining in the hands of the old exchange
be given to the fund for the establishment OF
a school of mines ut the university. The new
real estate board wanted the money! but
could not get it.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Oscar Anderson and Mary Hanngren, John
J. Hurnberger and Eda Dichrof, Heinrich
Schwartz and Sarah Segall. John n. Lent
and Rena B. Rogerson, Arthur L. Copper
smith and Belle NJ, Clark, and William Slmp-
son and Fannie StinsOn
Now that Officer C. a. Warner, of the Fifth
police precint. has been dismissed from the
force il is said he will make q clean breast OF
all the 'goings on i'll his precinct Lieut.
Fred Coffin was before the mayor yesterday
IL could not be learned what the lieutenant
was called upon to recite TO the mayor.
One of the effective stage pictures intro
duceG in calvin JOslin'' at the Bijou is
IEdlSllC view VI lIlG ldluOto IDlO JhIN II bIluSO
by moonlight A matinee will be given to-
day at , 80. The attraction at the Bljou the
coming week Will be Eagles Nest" Edwin
Arden is the star, and he will be supported
by Frank Losee ana Marion Gilmore.
The Whittier school. at the corner of
Blaisdell avenue and Twenty-siXth street,
had a narrow escape yesterday morning
about 6 o'clock from being burned up. Fire
caught in the roof from Il burning chimney,
and for Il time ii looked as though there
no
guished however, without much damage TO
the building.
Forty well known young men in the city
have formed a social organization to be
known as the Calumet Social club with the
following officers: A. NJ. McDermott presi-
dent; b. C. TTuSdale vice president; Miss
Bessie Burns, secretary; G. il. Budds, treas
urer Tuesday evening, Feb Z, the club Will
give its initial party III the hall over the
BiiOu opera house.
A very rare malady, known to the medica
profession as Raynaud's disease, has been
discovered in Minneapolis. The victim Is
Nellie Dickinson. the sevenyear-old daugh-
ter of O. Is. Dickinson. OF 3jio Grand avenue
The disease is caused by the blocking up OF
the minute blood vessels and usually affects
the eXtremities The little girls toes and
finger tips have turned black and her limbs
have swollen 10 abnormal proportions.
Chenille n johnson died Monday morn
ing at the residence of his sOn-n-laW, Sllas
Motlitt 240S First avenue south. aged eighty
seven We ars lie was Nirginian by birth,
lived i'll Tennessee until 1884, then removed
to Iowa For the past tWaAty seven years he
has made his home in the Twin Cities with
Mrs Silas Motitt, of Minneapolis and Mrs.
H. E. Humphrey, of St. Paul, his daughters.
The body viii be taken to Hesper, To-, this
afternoon for burial.
DIR. Hosmer hung up a new card at The
library yesterday, which stated that CLUBS
and night classes might have the privilege OF
using the new fine arts room on days that the
room is closed TO the public. The room is
closed 20 the public in the morning on Tues
day Thursday and saturday, and III the
evening on Monday Wednesday and Friday.
If clubs give notice of what books they need
before coming to the building, those books
viii be lifted from the shelves and placed on
the desks ready for use.
The \. W. c. a. has reelected Mrs. o. S.
Chapman president and the following direc-
tors: Mrs E. 2, Stacey, Mrs. E. a. Harmon.
Mrs. j. II. Elliott, Mrs. j. T. Perkins, Mrs
Cassel Mrs Leon Lane, Mrs. 4. F. Abbott,
Mrs David Tice. Miss Whitney, Mrs l.. W.
Ballard, Miss ALA sharp, Mrs. W. NJ. Nc
Donald. Committees were appointed 10 in
vestigate the condition of minneapolis young
women and to consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF
establishing branch of the Providence
Stamp Savings company in Minneapolis.