St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The real estate board has adopted appro-
riate resolutions on the death of Col Will

The real estate board has adopted appro-
pirate resolutions on the death of Col Will
lam McCrory.
Irving Bath, editor of the St. Louis Park
Mail died Tuesday forenoon. The funeral
will take place at 1J:3J tomorrow morning at
st. Louis Park.
Judge Pond and family left yesterday FOR
Florida. The judge said that he only eX-
pected to take short vacation and little
rest before the next term OK court.
The Grand was crowded from the orches-
ira to the gallery at the matinee Yesterday
Eight Bells will be given during the re-
mainder of the week, with Saturday mat
inee.
Roy Pearse and Elizabeth A. Gardner were
married last evening ct the nome or the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Gardner
1920 Fifth avenue south. Rev ID. ). McCaslln
OBLIGATED.
The public evening schools were all closed
Tuesday night for the season. The attend
ance this winter in proportion to the num-
Der of buildings open. has been larger
than last year.
An autopsy on the remains of Philip Leon
ard who died suddenly at his home. 2924 Six
teenth avenue south, Monday morning,
showed the cause of death to be acute
Bright's disease.
Coroner Spring held an autopsy oyer the
remains OF Henry Myers who fell from the
cupola of barn at Lake and Emerson
streets, Monday. He found the cause of death
to be rupture of the kidneys
The Morrison Lumbar company has filed
| articles eff incorporation with Il capital stock
| of So 900. The incorporators ale George w.
Lee. Of Oneida county, Wisconsin: w. r..
| Manson, Webster, S. d., and j. ii. Queal, OF
| Minneapolis.
| The athletic young men of Minneapolis
| high schools have elected delegates to con-
| vention of representatives of saltwater St
| Paul and Minneapolis in st. Paul next week
4 n iiSOngC the nrOlPot OF forming Inter
scholastic athletic ASSOCIATION.
Plans have been drawn for the Third Uni
versalist church Luilding. to be built in the
| spring on the corner of Twenty-seventh
| street and Blaisdell avenue The building
| will be 60X60 feet and the main auditorium
| will have seating capacity OF about GU. ill.,
! Guiding the gallery.
William Cheney, who has become quite
| we'll known in these parts as weather OBJ
server, has been i'll with bronchitis for a
number of weeks. He has not lost his pow
| ers OF observing the atmospheric conditions S.
| however. and he strongly asserts that there
| will be all early spring.
Gus Brown, the 126-pound catch as-catch-
can wrestler of America, is Ill the city LOOK
| ing for match He is willing to meet any
man in the world at his weight, give or take
| two pounds. He is also DESTROYS of making
| match with a prize tighter OF his own
weight. Browns home is in San Francisco.
The real estate board has a grievance
| against the Milwaukee railroad. rms rail-
| road advertises i'll the East that it will locate
manufacturing plants for any one seeking
| locations IN the West. 1t has been discov-
cred that the road offers sites in the smaller
towns without saying word about the Twin
| Cities.
The city's contract with the Globe Gas
Light company for gasoline street lights will
| expire April l. The council considers that
the city is paying too high a rate, and will
make a fight for a reduction. Aid. Loye will
present resolution at the next meeting of
the council calling for bids for tive-year
contract and a reduction of the rate.
No parent could devise more effective,
impressive illustration TO guide their sons
and daughters along the rough uneven path
way of life than is forcibIy and exquisitely
told in 1.-THE Two Sisters" the attraction at
the Bijou the coming week. James Corbett
the pugilistic player is meeting with the
best kind OF success at the Bijou. A popular
priced matinee is announced tor Saturday.
Arthur Harrison, a twelve-year old boy
living with his parents at the corner OF Sixth
street and Fifteenth avenue south, was
brought into the central police station yes
terday afternoon to await action by the
agents of the state school at Owatonna. The
little fellow was anxious to be sent to the
school, for he stated ne could not live at
home He said his father abused HIM and
his stepmother got drunk. Agent Tatro Will
see to it that he is sent to the school.