St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Thirteen real estate transfers. aggregating
Sl11.350, were recorded with the register OF
deeds yesterday.
The sixth concert Of the Danz orchestr
symphony series occurs at Harmonia hall
Sunday afternoon, Feb. 26.
A. A Weilnitz, accused of forgery, was
bound over to The grand jury yesterday after
noon by Judge Elliot. Bail was fixed at
$500.
At the meeting of the labor lyceum in
Labor Temple next Friday evening Commits
siOner Powers will read a paper on Labor
Bureaus and Their Work.
The board of education was scheduled to
meet yesterday afternoon and select sites for
two new school buildings. The full board
was 10. present. so no action was taken.
Tine clerks union, of Minneapolis, haa
drawn ND an amendment to the Sunday,
closing law, which makes the fine for viola
ton of the law S25 to Sl09, instead OF 81 to
S25.
The union formed by the lady clerks of
Minneapolis Will devote much of its atten-
ton 10 social and educational work. A rep
resentative will be sent to the Womans
council.
The Zock Pupils club, assisted by Misses
Iona, Carroll. Dennis and Elenore Bartlett,
will give two piano reeitals this week,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, in Cur
tiss hail.
Mrs j. n. Williams, wife of j. M. Williams
of the Security bank, died Friday of heart
failure, at her home, Hennepin avenue and
Twelfth street The funeral will occur at =
2. m today
A special from Washington states that the
supervising architect of the treasury depart
ment has opened bids for putting marble
Wainscoting into the Minneapolis postofice
building. The building has waited long
time for it.
Mrs. j. W. Watson, OF 81 Seventh street
south. died Friday at her home after an ill
1.NY,cr lrTpn fiNtN
in musical and social circles The funeral
services will be held today at p. m. at Wes-
ley Methodist church.
Marriage. .liceses were issued yesterday to
Joseph johnson and Christina johnson,
John A. Olson and Emma c. Hendrcksen,
Frank Goertz and Amealia Schuu Mark
Roberts and Elizabeth Keller, John z. Berg
man and Nary Swanson.
The residents of the North side are kicking
again over having to pay for the improve
'ments on Fourth avenue. The North Mime
apoilS Protective ana Improvement assocla-
tion has appointed committee to look after
the North Siders' interests in the council
The Minneapolis Colored Singing society,"
assisted by Danzs orchestra, will sing the
cantata, Under the Palms" at the Lyceun,
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 81 and 2S. 1t is
promised that the production will be most
complete, with a chorus of seventy voices.
1t is customary for the grand chancellor Of
the Knights of Pythias to annually visit each
lodge in the state. Grand Chancellor
Wheaton has decided to meet all the lodges
in this city in body, and the meeting will
be held tomorrow evening at the Masonic
Temple.
Companies ana D will have benefit at
the Lyceum theater next Saturday evening.
The programme will consist of feats of
magic by Edward Marc, musical numbers by
the Orpheus Mandolin and Guitar club, spe-
ciaities by Edward L. Parker, impersonator,
and lightning drill by picked squad from
both companies.
The announcement of the meeting of the
bar association in the law library i'll Temple
court tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, states
that the features of the meeting will be the
report of the committee on revision of the
bylaws of the association and the discus
sion of the proposed legislation TO deliver the
pr fession and the clerk of the district court
from the evils of the present fee system"
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