St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

{ A marriage Incense was ISSUED yesterday 10
James Breen and Jessie McMllla ..-..-
Six real estate transfers, aggregating Sl9,-
600, were filed with the register Of deeds
yesterday.
The MINNEAPOLIS Typographical union has
decided to establish an educational qualifica-
ton for apprentices.
Something breeHgis expected from the
North Star Labor club meeting announced
for next Thursday evening.
Two hundred and fifty students attended
the football meeting yesterday. Leary was
unanimously chosen president
Labor legislation will be The special order
of business at the meeting of the Trades and
Labor assembly next Friday evening.
A reception will be given to the employees
of the Twin City Rapid Transit company at
the rooms of the railroad mems reading room
Tuesday evening.
Harris Bros. proprietors of the rolling mill
at Irondale burned last week, are authority
for the statement that the rolling mill Will be
rebuilt on the old site.
The street railway company will double
track the Emerson avenue line from TWen-
tieth to Th1rtieth avenues north as soon as
the weather will permit.
George A Glib, whose death resulted from
the fall in the Washburn B mill, will be
buried this afternoon under the auspices Of
the Flour City camp, Modern Woodmen.
Minneapolis attorneys are circulating De-
tition to the legislature for the repeal of the
law of 1891, compelling the adoption of
cash system in the office of the clerk of
courts.
Joseph P. Hubert, one of the injured In the
Chicago Great Western wreck. Jan. 2S. at
Kent H.. writes the GLOBE that he expects
to be out next week. He is getting along
nicely now.
There is some talk of appointing license
Inspector. There is plenty of work for an
inspector. and the chances are that if one Is
appointed it will be A. B. Needham, the
taller at the central station.
The Weyerhauser syndicate will soon in
corporate under the ma me of the Mississippi
River Logging company. b. G. Whitney
will continue in charge of the booms until
the company Is fully organized.
Mrs Louise Jewell Manning will assist at
the entertainment next Friday evening for
the benefit of the Masonic library. Among
the attractions will be tW enty stereopticon
views Of 1.-THE Lady of the Lake.
Rev. Fl. z. Nichols rector of st. Marks,
has forwarded to Boston S51.50 from thirty
Minneapolis contributors to the Phillip
Brooks statue fund. He will continue to re-
ceive contributions, and another sending
will be made next week.
The 500 officials refuse to believe that the
United States treasury agent at Smiths Falls
has been recalled to WASHINGTON. General
Manager Underwood says the duty of the
agent at that point was TO transfer freight
and reseal cars coming from Canada into the
United States.
b. +. Shower, the assistant county superin-
tendent of schools, has assumed charge OF
the preparations for worlds fair exhibit Of
the work done in the county schools Hen
nepin county's exhibit will be of work done
in the A grade, together with map drawing
and sewing class specimens.
The retail clerks union will meet next
Tuesday evening at 55l South Fourth street.
The newly elected officers will be installed.
National President Morrow and Eva Melon
ald-Valesh and others will speak, and liter
lary and musical programme will be rendered.
The lady clerks are expected to be present.
= Next Wednesday evening mass meeting
will be held in the Swedish tabernacle to dis
cuss the free text book bill now before the
legislature. Among the speakers will be Prof
D. L. Kiehle. Bishop Fowle, Prof Cyrus
Northrop, Rev. g. Morrill,, A. t. Ankeny,
Judge j. o. Pierce, Rev. NJ .Falk Gjertsen,
Hon P B. Winston, Rev. Pleasant HunterO.
T Erickson, John Day Smith. Mayor w. Fl.
Rustis Prof Oftedahl. Rev. s. Skogsberg.
a The examination of candidates for the po-
.sition of teachers in the Hennepin county
schools will take place March z, 6, 10, II, II
and 15 They will take place in three dis
yIinct portions of the county; at Osseo or Rob-
binsdale in the northern part, at Maple
Plain or Long Lake in the western, and at
the Central high school in this city. The
dates will be decided upon when 1t is learned
at what time the spring vacations will occur
ID the different portions of the county.
Is At meeting of the park committee on i'm
movements it was decided to advertise for
BIDS for the moving of the dredge now at
Lake of the Isles to Powderhorn lake. A
subcommittee of Supt. Berry and Commits
sioner Jones was appointed to confer with
the milwaukee railroad in regard to con-
structing bridge at the Dean crossing be
tween Lake Calhoun and the Lake of the
Isles The committee will hold another
meeting next Friday afternoon.
Chairman Gray, of the special committee
appointed to investigate the fire department
affairs, has postponed the first meeting Of
the committee from Monday to Tuesday
evening, and as he and Aid. Lackey are mem
bers OF the committee on sewers, and have
been invited to go to Red Wing tomorrow
night That evening the John Il. Rich Sewer
Pipe works will be formally opened.