St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-12
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Nine warranty deeds were filed with
the register Of deeds yesterday, aggre-
eating Sll,e5G.
Hector Baxter was reported much i'm
proved yesterday. He is still very
sick man. but every thing now points TO
his complete recovery.
The building permit for the new home
of the NicOllet National bank, to be
erected at 46-4S Fourth street south, was
taken out yesterday. The building, eX-
elusive of foundation and furnishings,
Will cost $4,000.
The commencement exercises OF the
Minneapolis College of Physicians ana
Surgeons and the Minnesota College OF
Pharmacy will take place this evening
at the Century hall. Seven students
will receive the degree of NJ. ID. Z. NJ.
An ecclesiastical council of the con-
gregatiOnal churches has approved the
severance of pastoral relations between
the OAK Park Congregational church
and Rev. George L. LOyejOy. Mr.. Love
JOY has resigned to go TO Stonehenge,
Mass.
A meeting of the North Minneapolis
Improvement and Protective ASSOCIATION
IS called for this evening 1T Ills Lyn
dale avenue north, To discuss the appear
in the matter of the awards and assess
mentS for the bridges at Fourth ana
Fifth streets.
w. II. Durgen has been appointed by
Mayor EuStiS as one of the delegates 10
which the city is entitled to represent
Minneapolis at the TranS-MisSlSSlpp
congress, to be held at Ogden, Utah,
April 24 This is so far the only APP
pOintment that has been made.
The infant daughter of HalvOr Jen-
sen, an immigrant from Norway, died
suddenly Yesterday at the union depot
Coroner Spring ordered an autopsy 10
determine the cause OF death. Jensen
is on his way TO Dakota. The autopsy
revealed that death was due to broncho-
pneumonia.
The council committee on paving has
decided 10 recommend that Central ave-
nue. be paved from Twenty-iifth avenue
northeast to Twenty-ninth street. The
Northeast Minneapolis Improvement
company has agreed to advance the
money, and Will wait until July, 1884,
for payment.
Superintendent of Police Smith went
Summing Monday night, aud took IN
the COmiQue, Casino and Jumbo. The
managers had been notified that the
superintendt ut would visit their places,
and consequently they had matters
tened down considerably when he made
his appearance.
Deputy Collector Trusseu has called
upon all but one Of the Cinnamon OF the
city. as far as they are known to him.
He reports an absolute failure 10 obtain
any Information from them as TO what
they intend to do in regard 10 reglstra-
ton. He thinks some sort of organized
objection on their part will soon de-
Velop.
doctor William Martin, alias Will
lam Lewis, the New York confidence
man arrested Monday by Inspectyrs
Hoy and Lawrence, was arralgned be-
fore the police judge yesterday morning
and sentenced TO ninety days IN the
WOrkhOuse. The sentence was SuS-.
pended upon Martins promise to leave
the city at once.
The police are looking for a SWindler
who has YIctimlZed number or servant
girls. He promised them good situations
in Chicago during the worlds fair, aud
eXacted from them fees of 81 to $50. lie
was to meet them in certain Hennepin
avenue restaurant and go with them 70
Chicago. The girls were on hand, but
the Swindler was not.
L
tive session yesterday. One of the
matters considered was the report of
committee appointed some time ago to
investigate alleged real estate frauds.
The committee reported that 1t was in
a fair way to bring some people to JUS
tice. The names OF the parties who
have been doing the crooked work will
not be revealed.
The Minneapolis pTesbytery has
chosen the following delegates and al
ternates to represent it at the general
presbyterian assembly, which will meet
in Washington, ID. c., in Nav: Prof. q.
Z. MacLean, Rev. j. S. Black, dele
gates; Rev. Q. r. Reynolds and Rev. D.
). McCaslin, aIternates; elders, <. Z.
Brown and Charles T. Thompson; Judge
l.. Torrance and f. e. Wyant, alter
mates.
Marriage lidenses were issued yester-
day to Walter Hitchcock and Bertha
GOOch. Hans Berndt and Selda c. Har-
pie, John NJ. Bender and Mary E. Fer
nan, Ebert \. Nelson and Gurine Han
son, Swan SWenSOu and Christina An
dersOn, l.. Peter YOungren and Hannah
/. Carlson, John +. Young and Katie
DonOhoe. John Allison and Ella Stock
ton, Clement w. SWEET and Verna NJ.
Goodrich, and Erick l.. Larson and Ida
{. johnson.
The March report Of the city poor de-
partment shows that SOP individuals
were aided during the month, at an eX-
pense of Sl,7G4. The grocery orders
numbered III, and amounted to 1897;
wood orders 266, amount $3.50; tranSpor-
tatiOn, So; Ourials 9, amount S57. For
ty-fiYe patients were sent to hospitals
and five to the poOrhouse. The hospital
expenses amounted to 1898; poor farm,
S513. The city physician and assistants
made 40 visits.
The Wyman-Partridge company had
a scare yesterday morning. Fire start
ed in pile of dry goods boxes in the
rear of the store, and two alarms were
turned in. The chemicals eXtingulshed
tie blaze, however, before any harm
was done. The chemicals also put out
q small fire in the basement Of the Van
strum clothing house, 221 and 22S Wash
ingtOu avenue south. The fire origi-
mated from lighted cigar, which some
pedestrian had thrown down one of the
sidewalk windows.
Rev. Willis A. Hadley has resigne
from the Lyndale Congregational
church. Some time ago it was discOv-
cred that the relations between Mr.. Had
ley and some mem berS of the congrega-
ton were not harmonious. 1t was alleged
that he had been seeking pulpit in the
East and some of the church members
did not like that way of doing business.
Mr.. Hadley and his friends always de-
MED this. Now he has resigned as a
result of the friction.