St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-04
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Ten warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, agSre-
eating $4,000.
The contract for building 5. f. OlS0n'S
new block, First avenue south and Flfth
street, has been let To j. ii. McClay.
Rev. Mr. Bywater, OF Albert Lea, has
accepted the rcctOrship Of 81. i.uke'S
church, and will commence his laborS
Sunday.
Miss NJ. a. CruikShank, of Minneapo-
lis. has been appointed the second mem
Der for Minnesota Of the Columbian ball
committee.
The three prisoners who escaped from
the wOrkhouSe Thursday are still at
large, and the police are of the opinion
they left for Chicago on the Thursday
night trains.
The report of Police Surgeon Gibson
for February shows that tWcnty-thrce
members of the department needed
medical attendance. Altogether these
men lost lGS 6-l0 days.
A matinee and an evening perform
ance will conclude the engagement OF
"rhe Two Sisters" at the Bijou. Seats
are ROW selling for the coming appear
ance of the Observation-Disclosures.
The Christian EndeavOr mass meeting
to have been held last evening has been
postponed until next Friday evening at
W eStminSter church. Ii Will also De the
occasion for a seml-annual business
meeting.
Mrs. Emelia IIortenbach, one Of the
old residents of Northeast Minneapolis.
died OF asthma Thursday at her home.
1921 Sixth street northeast. The funeral
Will occur from the house Sunday after
noon at l 80.
E. J. \. Buchanan is the last Of the
victims of the Chicago Great Western
wreck of Il month aSO TO remain con
fned To his bed. Mr. Buchanan is in
critical condition. 1t Is feared that he
cannot recover.
\ permit was taken out at the build
ing inspectors Office yesterday for re-
modelling the auditorium of the eNpOSl-
tion building. The auditorium Wall seat
about $500 people and the cost OF the
work will be $500.
The matter of the approaches to the
bridges to be built across the Great
Northern tracks at Stcond avenue
northeast was referred to the city engi-
neer yesterday by the special committee
appointed 10 consider IL.
The new garbage dumb below the
Tenth avenue south bridge will bc ready
for use today ana all city scayengers
must 90 there. The work Of removing
the garbage from the city by Contractor
Mac Mullan will begin at once.
Marriage licenses were issued yeSter-
day to Ole Erickson and Alice Clyde,
Oscar BergStrOm and Julia Olson. Fred
Applequist and Ida Swanson, Morris
Van Doozer and May Brakeman, ana
Aleck GustafS0n and Hllua NV Ormme-
lin.
Lou Evans. the prOprletress of the
"candY store on Fourth avenue south
arrested by Sergeant Leonard. was i'll
yesterday, so her case III the police court
had To be continued. Eva Mcdonald,
the tifteen-year-Old girl found i'll the
place, was fined SO.
Charles Enders was released from the
wOrEhOuSe yesterday after serving
tWenty-SiX days, and was Immediately
rearreSted on the charge of selling mort
gagged property. 1t is claimed he sold
horse and other property upon which
Jerry Sullivan held mortgage.
The famous rent case was settled
Thursday by eX-Cnief StetSOn paying
S156 10 the city treasurer, which repre-
sented the amount due for ground rent
Ofthe property adjoining the Cataract
engine house. StetsOn paid for twenty
SIX months rent, ut the rate OF So
month.
The annual Swedish Christian con-
ventiOn Is in progress at the Swedish
tabernacle. The convention is in the
nature Of mission, or revival. Among
the visiting members are RevereHds X.
+. OhlSOn, CampellO. Mass; \. Fryk-
Tan and \. POhl, Chicago, and j. q.
SjOQuist, DaSsell.
According to the amendment to the
articles of incorporation of the Home
for Children and Aged Women, any
woman may become a member on the
payment OF 81. or life member by pay
ing $25. a person may become an hon
orary member by paying 50. The annual
fee Is fixed at 81 per year
The police discovered a nest of va
grants last night i'll the lodging house
j.. over the BOdega saloon, on Washington
avenue south. Eight of the precious
fellows were huddled together in the
one room, and hidden under the bed
was & lot of flannel. which was evidently
stolen from some business house. The
VagranIs were locked up at the central
Station.
Ihe wOrkhOuSe authorities returned
from st. Paul last night blithe and
happy. With them was Wright. the
colOred prisoner who escaped with two
others Thursday forenoon. The St.
Paul police caught the fellow. He was
taken back 10 the wOrKhOuse.