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

Fourteen warranty deeds were filed with
the register Of deeds yesterday, aggregatlng
Sl7,760.
j. T. Wyman was reported as no better
yesterday. His physician fears that his ali
ment may develop into typhoid fever.
A 7 Ankeny is confined TO his home by
illness. The trouble is not considered very
serious, resulting from cold and hard work.
John G. WoOlley writes To a friend in Min
neapOlis that his work IN England has been
very successful. lie Will sail for home To-
morrow
The Robert Emmett Literary society viii
celebrate Emmet's anniversary at their haI
tomorrow evening. An elaborate programme
has been promised for the occasion.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Bernhard G. RosS0m ana Ida G. Emburg
Charles Johnson and Jennie Pearson, and
Simon ShaTun and Sarah MoWShowitz
The Halem Manufacturing company was
incorporated Yesterday by q A Hailem, l..
Il. Mueller and b Ii. hodge TO carry on
general manufacturing business IN wooden
ware. The capital stock Is SlJO,OOO.
Rev c. j. Petri has received word that
Bishop Scheele, of Sweden, viii leave for
America May 3, aud is expected TO be here in
time for the great swedish Lutheran jubilee.
The III enters Of the swedish Augustaua
Lutheran church will have a special service
celebration next Sunday to commemorate the
tenth anniversary OF The dedication OF the
church.
The Two Sisters" will terminate its stay
al the biJou with matinee and evening per
Torrance tomorrow. "A Trip to Chinatown
by Charles Il. Hoyt will be presented at the
BJOu the coming week
The council committee on water WORKS met
yesterday morning, but transacted nothing but
routine business. The contract for furnishing
he city with pig lead was awarded TO Janney,
Semple Il Co. and Crane K Co.
Prof \ Marin I 81 MpSlpa who for the pa ST
year has occupied the position of director of
the 'BerlZ school of Languages in Paris,
Is IN Minneapolis, with view OF establishing
branch Of the schools in this city.
The Norwegian Art association is about TO
so into liquidation. Dust how the affairs of
The association shall be wound up has not
been determined yet An effort viii be made
10 turn over the valuable collection of paint
insS and sculpture to the public library.
salvation Army people are preparing 70
biz time Saturday and Sunday, when staff
Captain Blanche b. Cox will be in the city.
Captain is an interesting character. She
orglnuied the Salvation Army SUM work i'll
London.
Claues Peterson, the baker arrested for
keeping filthy bakery, was fined SO in the
muuCpGl court yesterday morning The
sentence was suspended for Peterson had
already eYlnccd disposition 10 clean up his
place.
The authorities of Quincy, H., have writ
City The mayor received a communication
containing long list of questions and Sec
rotary ManuiN answered them. The ques-
tons covered all kinds of information con
corning the city and municipal Institutions.
The biggest musical events in local history
viii be the NOrdica concerts ut the Grand
next Monday and Wednesday evenings. The
artists who viii participate include Nine
Nordica. Mime. ScelcEi Louise EugeL SCR
CampauiHi. SGT Del Puente and Emil
Fischer. ILe seats ana boxes are now on
sale.
Ii Is now proposed by those having the Y
NJ c. A. star course in hand 10 make the
prices tor their next entertainment within
the reach of all. the entertainment will
without doubt lie The best one o. the entire
course. The gallery viii be entirely free 10
whoever may wish 10 there. ANY seat in
the parquet or balcony may be reserved for
- cents. Ali holders Of course tickets are
entitled 10 seats IN the boxes OF lOges without
extra charge Reserved seats are now on
sale AT Dyer's music store.