St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Fipbteen warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, aggregarng
S156 200.
Mayor Eustis was busy yesterday afternoon
making up his list of appointments to the
police force, which will be announced i'll
day or two
The Ames hotel, at Shingle creek, caught
fire Yesterday morning in the basement near
the furnace but WAS eXtingulshed before
any serious damage was done.
Minnehaha council, Royal Arcanum, has
decided to organize uniform rank. ana the
matter will be considered at meeting to be
held tomorrow evening at the hall corner OF
Lake street and Nlcollet avenue.
The fire department investigating commit
toe met Yesterday and began the work OF
framing a report to submit to the COUNCIL at
its next meeting 1t is expected that IL VIII
take an entire week to complete the report.
William Ames, the travelling man arrested
for beating his divorced wife, was fined $40
i'm the police court yesterday. lie was also
arraigned charged with breach OF the
peace, and had his case continued until to-
day.
Young Mems Republican CLUB next Friday
evening In the New York Life building on
young Men in Politics." Besides the lect-
ure. there will he musical and literary feat
| ureS.
Alfred Bistedeau, young fellow from
| Dovton- Mimi, was arraigned in the police
| co1irt Yesterday on complaint of Miss Arthe
mise Moren, who charged him with seduc-
! ton. The young fellow was bound over TO
| the grand jury.
The Swedish Lutheran society took out a
building permit yesterday for brick
! yeneered church to be located at the corner
| of Monroe and Thirteenth avenues north.
! east. 1t is to be completed by Oct. /, and
will cost Sl5,UOO.
The annual meeting of the Kindergarten
| "a hold the Church of the
| Redeemer this evening. An attendance OF
| every one interested is desired, as the de-
! velonment Of the work during the winter
will be shown, and future work outlined.
Mary Peterson, young girl, was fined 81,
In the police court yesterday morning fol
being drunk She was placed in the central
station to await the arrival Of friends who
were to pay her fine, and kept the place II
an uproar with her pitious cries and wall
ings.
! Inimitable in Irish comedy Thomas L
Murray succeeded in pleasing a large sizeC
audience again at the Bijou last evening il
II he Voodoo, or Lucky Charm. Mex
week at the Bijou spectacular burlesQue viii
hold the boards in NJ. b Leavitts new ed1
ton of spider and Fly.
THE German Lilliputians drew a big houst
to the Grand last night. These little people
are more than midgets; they are artistic per
formers. And "rhe Pupil in Magic" il
which they appear, is more than vehicle Il
exhibit mldgetS; II Is Deautliul speclacuIa
production, with an entertaining story.
News was received in Minneapolis Sunda
of the death CT Prof. j. S. Crombie, at Mon
! ticello. n Y. a small watering place nea
! New York city. Prof Crombie used to be a
the head of the Central high school Ill Min
neapolis At the time of his death he wa
principal of Adelphi academy, Brooklyn,
S.r William and Lady Plowden arrived i
MINNEAPOLIS Yesterday morning from III
Fast. having made short stay in Chicago
The distinguished visitors were entertaine
i'm the afternoon with a drive about t.
sIturhs. visiting Minnehaha falls and othe
no.nts which would have appeared to bst