St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Seven real estate transfers. aggregatng
S6.T0 were filed with The register of deeds
yesterday.
The Grain Receivers association has elect.
ed c. NJ. Harrington president, and W. b.
Mohler secretary.
Emil Bjorndahl. the brushmaker, who as
saulied Lula Hansen, dressmuker. i'll such
brutal fashion, was fined 500 i'll the police
court yesterday.
President Gutter, of the National Real Es-
tate association, viii be in Minneapolis Feb.
=, and will be rendered Il reception by the
real estate board.
Al its meeting next Sunday the real estate
board will take up the question of Rdvertis-
ing MuneA polls and ways and means for do.
Ing 1t most 0dVantageouSly.
The Sterling Investment company is pre-
pairing 10 build big apartment house at a
cost of SI0j,G0J on the corner of Fourteenth
street and Third avenue south.
The Modern WOodmen, at their final ses-
sion. authorized the board of directors to
place a state organizer in the field and Sc
lecled MankGto as the next place OF meeting.
The council committee on fire department
visited the department shops ut Third ave-
nue south and Twelfth street; also the horse
hospital at TWenty-tirst avenue south and
Franklin.
The council committee on railroads met
yesterday afternoon and decided to allow the
G. a. Smith Lumber company to run spur
track to the site on which the new saving
plant will be tult.
Thieves broke into the residence of Her
bert Coleman, BIZ SteN ems avenue, Tuesday
evening during MI Colcman's absence aud
stole all tie jewelry and silverware i'll the
house. The police were notified.
Oysters have gone up to 81 rs gallon in
the local market on account of the scarcity
of the blValVes at the Eastern shipping cen
ters. Chesapeake bay is frozen over so that
no dredging work can be carried on.
meeting or SalesWomen OF the city was held
for the purpose of cttecting an organization,
but no results were reached. They will meet
at the same place tomorrow night.
Charlie Hankinson, son of Inspector James
Hankinson of the detective force, has pur-
chased the stock and fixtures OF the drug
store Mt ~ NlCOct avenue. lie has already
TeOpeneG the place and is dispensing drugs
The teachers of Iiennepin county viii hold
their regular monthly meeting week from
Saturday in Curtiss hail. Among the many
subjects TO he discussed is the question Of
now best to introduce free text books into
the public schools
edward Cunnery and James Marvin got
into a tigh i'll Il Central avenue saloon yes
teidAy afternoon Connery bit large piece
from Marvin's lip. and he was arrested and
thrown into Il cell AT the central station for
his pains by Officer McQuade.
Jack Welch, clerk, was arraigned in the
police court on the nth inst. for being drunk
1le asked tor time to prepare for trial. and
was released on his personal recOgniZance.
He did not appear when his case was called.
50 yesterday bench warrant was issued for
him. He was brought into court and fined
So.
The Columbia National bank has elected
the following officers: President Charles
kitt!esOn: vice president, Harold Thorson;
directors, George II. Partridge, James f
Cargill, Lars Swenson, A. ID. Davidson.
Thomas Hanson. w. II. Manley, Charles
KittlcsOn Harold ThOrSOn II. Z. TrueSdale.
a. X. Tesberg, q. s. Works.
At the annual meeting of the Minnesota
Stock Exchange The following officers were
elected: President j. Is. kirkbride; vice
president. George W jerks; treasurer c. IL.
TectOrs c. l.. Travis, c. A. Gilbert, G. H.
Chadbourn, E. NJ Mabie, W D. Hale. G. W.
Jenks.
A new council of TIE Royal Arcanum vii
be Instituted at the knights of Pythias hall
Masonic Temple, this evening. The grand
council officers will conduct the ceremonies.
Among those OF the charter list are: Judge
Elliott Il. ". Altnow Clayton r. Cooley, \.
II. Runge, A. W. Doerr, y. T. Williams and
other professional and business men. The
lmperiai quartette is included in the list.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
David Hayerstock and Sarah j. Thomson,
John Il. Nothaker and Emma r. Smith.
Christ Christensen aud Mary G. Matson, Nels
+. Moen and Betsy Q. Johnson. Richard r
UauWsck and Julia Il. Gleason, Noah John
son and Jennie Johnson, Jacob Miller and
Theresa K Brehme, Herbert Neuman and
Eyegene E. Weeks, Fred w. Slender and
Anna NegneT.