St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-22
MINNEAPOLIS.
nlINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

Ten warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds Yesterday, aggte-
eating S54,G
The police have been notified OF the
escape of Fred Hanson from the state
reform school at Red Wing.
Mrs. Emma Margraff and her alleged
paramOuT. j. E. Dunn. were bound over
TO the grand jury yesterday. Ball was
fixed at $500 in each case.
George Roberts, the man who dled
suddenly in the London lodging mouse
last Sunday, is thought to have owned
considerable property in the East.
The board of corrections and charities
held a meeting yesterday afternoon ana
discussed hospital sites. Several new
bids were received and placed on Tile
with the rest.
ii. Il. Farr, of Fraternity lodge. No.
60. |. 0. q. f., died Monday at Alder
Oueroue, \. NJ. The body will be
brougAtto Minneapolis for burial next
Sunday. The order will have charge OF
the ceremonies.
7. d. Allen, a Minneapolis archltect,
has sued the village of ST. Louis Park
and its board OF education for SSOO:
He claims that his plans for school
building were copied by other archl--
tectS, presented as original and accepted
by st. Louis Park.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to John NJ. Armstrong and Ia0atha
\. Gill, NJ. S. Kenyon and Annie >. l..
SichelS, John Carlson and NIlhelmlna
Person, Joseph ID. Phihal and Emile +:
Empenger, and Fred +. Liadell and
Mrs. Ida NJ. Whippe.
At the meeting of the Homeopathic
~ library
tomorrow night, Or. A. d. Matchan Will
read a paper on 1.-The Treatment or
Lymphatic Engagements" and DIT.
II. IL. Leavitt will read one on line
Modern Pile Cure"
At the meeting of the real estate board
re Sterday Secretary Henderson report
Ell on a recent visit to Kansas City, and
drew comparisons between that city
and Minneapolis in the matter or real
estate, the comparisons going to show
that real estate IS very low IN Mime
apolis.
Arrangements have been completed
for 4 concert to be given at the LYceum
theater CD Thursday evening, April b,
bv the six courts of the Independent
Order of ForesterS, of Minneapolis. The
affair promises TO be a marked success.
Those having the matter in charge nave
gwen q great deal OF time 10 IL, anu lhc
artists will be selected from the best
vocal and instrumental talent IN the
city.
A very interesting programme has
been arranged in connection with the
South size high school for its class
night, the following being features:
Presidents address, James Fisher; class
history, Anna hughes; class statistics,
Christina Benson; class Grafton, Will
lam Garfield; class poem. Daisy Me
Cormick; address to the juniors, Frank
Mooney; reply, by a Junior; class
prophesy, George BloOmQuist.
The revival production OF the Two
Orphans at the Bijou is being well re-
ceived. A matinee today will be given
at popular prices. This morning the
sale will open for the engagement the
coming week of Miss Lillian Lewis IN
Lady LIP aud 'rherese RaQuin."
The White Squadron" will be given
at the special matinee at the Grand
today at popular prices.
The management of "Ali Baba''
promises that the great spectacle will
be presented at the Grand opera house
next week with all the perfection OF de-
tail ana all the original scenery, cos
tunes and properties that characterized
it during its run in Chicago last sum-
mer.