St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

A marriage in Jewish high life took place
in Masonic temple at O'Clock Tuesday
evening he contracting parties were
William Elsinger, Of St. Paul, well known
bushes, man. and Miss Panch Buchanan
daughter of Joseph Buchanan. of th9 EI.ser-
prise Furniture company, MINNEAPOLIS, the TIE,
ceremony was performed 10y the Rabbi
Samuel Marks. OF Minneapolis. About eighty
invited guests were present. many OF whom
came from st. Paul. Hugo Dietrich, the
caterer, served all elegant wedding supper.
Other festivities followed.
Z The Union Veterans league will hold its
regular monthly meeting next Saturday
nis bit in the hall at the rear of the third foor
of lis Hennepin avenue. The league has re-
ceived letter from Assistant Secretary OF
War Grant, in which he acknowledges the
receipt of the resolutions passed by the
league regarding the desecraling of the OLD
soldiers graves. MIR. Grant promises to call
the attention of the president to the matter.
Eagles Nest" the stirring melodTama
holding forth at the Bijou, drew two large
audiences Yesterday. Frank Losee and Ma
rion Gilmore were warmly greeted. New
songs. clever dances and novel specialtles
are few of the good things promised with
the engagement the coming week of the
new and successful comedy-satire IA Kali
road Ticket"
There will be meeting of the newly or
ganized Bohemia club this evening Inc
other business of importance to the club
transacted. After the performance at the
Grand the members Of the Thatcher Minstrel
com any and other theatrical men will be
rendered a reception and lunch at the cup
rooms.
c. II. Munger. the clerk in the Great North
ern ticket Office who was taken to Chicago
several weeks ago on the charge of embez-
zling 500 from former partner, has re:
turned to the city. lie is out on ban. and
T1,D1, -, I ,,,,n no -Sntn nd
says he Can show the arrest was made for
spite.
Company B has elected George Glow treas
urer of the civil association; G. A sMills
financial secretary, John Rees correspond
ing secretary. Capt Diggles is president by
virtue of his position. A l.. Johnson, has
been elected first lieutenant and Sergeant F.
Is. Rawley promoted 10 second lieutenant.
Andrew Peterson and John Moberg, who
were arrested for stealing two valuable opera
glasses from Hoffman. the Fourth street OPP
lician. were arragned in the municipal court
Yesterday. They were not ready for trial, so
their eases were continued until today.
People who have become saturated with
serious dramas, tragedy and other styles OF
dramatic entertainment which forbid the
appearance of a smile will welcome the APP
pearance of George Thatchers TUXEDO at
the Grand opera house tonight.
1.-THE board of trade committee appointed to
secure. if possible, a revision OF railroad eX-
curSon rates i'll summer so that Minneapolis
may be benefited. is composed of Ezra Farms
worth Jr., j. NJ. Bartlett and Wallace W.
Wait.
Sigrid Anderson the young woman burned
Monday by the explosion CT gasoline stove
at the residence OF +. H. Hainert. 2Sl2 Park
avenue was reported yesterday us being very
low, and it is thought she will die
The water board was scheduled to meet
yesterday afternoon, but failed in a quorum.
No business was therefore transacted. The
matter of the appointments will have to stand
over until the next meeting.
III. r. Welles is credited with an intention
to build a $4,000 Office building on the cor
ner of Third avenue south and Third street,
the sight of the old Fraser u Shepard planning
mill.
Horace V. Wlnchell. state geologist. urges
the appointment of a state mining inspector
at salary of 5000 year. He says many
lives are lost through ignorance in mining.
In accordance with the instructions OF
Supt. Smith. the police will inspect all bill
lard and pool establishments and ascertain
whether they are licensed or not
7Supt. C. NJ. Jordon has been Informed that
the board of education, of Marshalltown, 10
will visit Minneapolis next week in search OF
ideas on school architecture.
Last night Mayor Eustis lectured in the
Lake street NJ. E. church, under the au
spices of the ladies' aid society, on THE
Moor in Spain
DR.. and Mrs. j. F. Force and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Beemer started last evening for a trip
to New Orleans, City of Mexico and Caiifor-
mia.
The zeal estate board has Endorsed the
action of the board of trade with reference
to railroad rates TO Minneapolis in summer
The White block, located at $50 Nicollet
avenue. has been sold to Dr. TOurtellOtte, OF
this city, for $40, 900 cash.