St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
71INNEAPoLIs GLOBULEs.

Seventeen warranty deeds were filed
with the register OF deeds yesterday, az
gregating S51,504.
The mOribund Commercial club di-
rectors will attempt 10 meet today and
receive report from the building com
mittee Oh sites ard plans.
The city attorney has advised the
WOman'S Improvement league 10 pre-
sent the petition for a smoke ordinance
directly to the city council. This will
be done tonight.
The subcommittee on pounds has
passed a resolution asking that the old
pound system be con tinued. The reSO-
tuition will be submitted to the general
council committee at its meeting to-
night.
George Howard. the burglar who
went through the residence of Prof.
Maclean, waived examination in the
police court yesterday and was re-
manded to the county Jail. Zoe, his
alleged partner, was discharged.
The special committee of the humane
society appointed TO iuy an animal am
bulance for the conveyance of sick and
disabled beasts, has purchased the Ly-
ford ambulance and given orders for
its reconstruction to meet the require
uICIilS VI Tue SOcl6lg.
y dispatch from Kansas City Tuesday
night stated that Il. l.. Shute, traffic
manager Of the 500 line, would succeed
Traffic Manager Waldo, of the Missouri,
Kansas IL Texas road. Mr.. Shute was
seen Yesterday and emphatcally stated
that there was nothing in the report.
Oakes Ames, VINO formerly conducted
livery stable on the East side, was ar
ralgned in the police court yesterday on
the charge of selling mortgaged prop
erty. b. +. Gilbert was the complain
ant. The property was a two-Seated
carriage. AmeS was released on deposit
ing 500 bail.
Inspector Hoy last night brought
Mike Flynn from st. Paul. and when he
locked him up at the central station,
lodged a charge of highway robbery
against him. Flynn was wanted fer
holding up man in the Midway district
few nights ago. He was captured by
the ST. Paul police.
Oliver Byron, in his new play, "The
Plunger," is announced as the attrac-
tiOn at the BIj0u opera house next
week. Among the new effects is q New
York elevated station with a full train
of cars in motion. The company has
been carefully selected, and is spoken
Of IN the highest terms.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Edward f. Jones and Mary II.
Hates, John \. BrintI and Maggie B.
Sinclare, Charles \. Mutter and Stella
J. Fellows, Charles L. BrIsleo and Clara
B. Aarseth, u. A. Reymar and Berta
Marquierat and JOhan Z. Huseby and
Anna ReiStad.
Prof. ii. p. JuIson, of the Chicago
university, who formerly held the chair
of history at the state university, and
whose return to the same chair was
hoped for, has sent in his resignation to
President NorthrOp. The resignation
will be acted upon at the next meeting
Of the board of regents. Prof. JudSOn's
successor will not be appointed until
next year.
Gunder Finstad, the driver of
butcher wagon for tine market at %
Washington avenue north, fell dead
yesterday morning while running after
his horse, which had started off while
he was delivering meats to customers
near Shingle creek. The remains were
taken TO Gleason IL McAlliSter'S mOrgue
by order of Coroner Spring. Heart
disease is supposed to have been the
cause Of death.