St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Seventeen warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday. aggregating
S56,BS9.
Word was received in the city yesterday
morning that the funeral of the late Prof j
5. Crombie would occur today at $3.50 .. M.
in Brooklyn.
The Business union has been asked to fur
nsh gavel to the Western Club of New
YORK. q social ana business club composed of
former Western men.
The state board of pharmacy yesterday ex-
amined seventy applicants for certificates as
pharmacists. The examination was con-
Quoted i'll the Masonic Temple, Minneapolis.
The regular weekly shoot of the Mime
apQlls Gun club will occur tomorrow. Five
badges will be contested. A bus will meet
members at the end of the Eighth avenue car
line.
J The Pabst Brewing company took out
permit yesterday for a one-story brick
veneered office and warehouse building on
seventh street ana Sixteenth avenue south,
to cost S., 600.
A japanese gentleman, Mr.. Mural, recent
graduate of Audover seminary. on his return
trip 10 Japan, where he is to serve as mis-
sionary among his people, will speak OF his
work at the womanS missionary meeting
held in the parlors of Plymouth church this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William p. Norman and Sadie A. Brown,
William Anderson and Hattie Cove, Eduard
Carlberg aud Emma Spark, Emil Pfister and
Minnie Wachtman, aud John SurIous and
Mary Sheardin.
The county schools will be asked to con-
tribute to the Hiawatha worlds fair statue
fund. The committee having the building of
the statue i'll charge needs $75, and it is
hoped that HenneDin county will furnish it.
The city schools have already contributed.
Agent Tatro, of the Humane society, is hot
because the mayor appointed dog catcher.
when Tatro expected that the dog catching
business would be turned over to his organI-
zatlon. He promises to make troublefor the
appointee if the dogs are not killed as the
humane society wants it done.
Judge William Lochren, commissioners
elect of pensions, will be rendered a recep-
lon next Friday uight by George W. Morgan
posi- G.. A. r., of which he is a member The
affair Will be held at the post hall, 11S Hen
nepin avenue, and will be thoroughly in
formal. Old soldiers are generally invited.
The State Oralorical association held an
other meeting yesterday at the state univer-
slty but arrived at no conclusion concerning
the oratorlcal contest muddle. The contest
is now between Smith and Pattee, of the
state university, as to which shall go to Co
lumbus as the representative OF the associa-
ton.
An evening paper tries to make story out
of an alleged shortage of school books in
Minneapolis on account of the free text
book law, dealers being afraid to keep up
JIleLr slOChS. MemD6rS Oh tDS DOdru OF eUucd-
ton say there has been no complaint that
children have been unable to procure all
necessary books
The palmy days of "Our Irish Visitors
furnished no funnier role for Theodore E.
Murry than the role of Mcmahon in The
VUodOO." Hilda ThormS, r. E. Bell, Louise
Royce, Ed Walch and the Putnam twins will
be seen in the production of the Spider and
Fly at the Bijou next week.
Tomorrow evening Prof. Lyman B. Sperry
will lecture on Italy at the Lyceum theater.
MIR. Sperry has only recently returned from
an extenued tour of Europe, during which
volcano was in eruption. Each lecture will
be handsomely illustrated by 100 views.