St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-07
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


Eighteen warranty deeds were filed
with the f6GIStet OF deeds yesterday,
aggregating S20,4S5.
The funeral OF Col. Hans Mattson
will probably not occur before Friday,
as the two sons in California want to
be present.
RAbbie F. Thompson has petitio4e1
the probate court to prove the will OF
y. y. Thompson, who leaves $1,000 10
eight heirs.
The meeting of the Police Relief as
ISOLATION will be held tomorrow night IN
the Office or Supt Smith. a thorough
airing of affairs will be given.
The directors of the Northwestern
Lumbermen'S association met in Min
neapoliS yesterday. No business OF IN
tereSt to the public was transacted.
The "Bowker Home" matter has been
referred To Health Commissioner Kelly,
and he will investigate and see If the
place comes under his department.
DR.. +. q. Holman, pastor of the Hen
nepin Avenue church, left for New
York last evening To be gone about
week. Business is the cause of the trip.
Returns from the Hall-F.tzSimmon
fight wall be received by rounds over
morrow night for the benefit of men,
berS only.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day TO Andrew ID. Nelson and Rather
Inc r. MclIugo, j. A. COwley and Alice
Is. Carrie and John Carlson and Annie
{. Johnson.
The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of Maternity hospital will be
held today at 1880 Il. IN. The ladies
aid society at the hospital will be held
In the afternoon.
Sunday night the residences of d. J.
Mahoney, Sl2 Fifth avenue porth. and
Mr.. Paine. ut 5lj Bryant avenue north,
were entered by burglars. Jewelry and
clothing 10 the value OF 800 were taken
away.
f. B. Mclean and Marie Prescott
have cut loose from the legitimate and
will appear at the Grand the last three
nights OF this week III new modern
play called ''L'AbSintheur." Seats are
on sale today.
y large audience witnessed the pre-
sentatiOn OF IIOytS "A Trip TO CHINA
town. at the BijOu last evening. The
many pleasing features of this SaIt indi-
cate big engagement. \ matinee will
be given tomorrow at 2:30.
Mayor Samuel KlotZ. of Newark, \.
j., supreme dictator of the Knights of
Honor, came to Minneapolis yesterday
on visit to Rev. Pleasant Hunter, his
former pastor. Last night the local
Knights OF Honor rendered him recep-
ton IN Masonic Temple.
w. Wakefield, of Long Lake, is au-
thorlty for the statement that the coun-
try districts of Henuepin will ask TO be
set of by themselves under the reap
pOrtlOnment act. and not attached to
any part of the city. They think they
are entitled TO one senator aud two rep
TeSeEtatives.
The trial of J. c. Hazard, for starving
his horse, was continued again yeSter-
day until next Saturday afternoon.
Hazard claims he fed the horse three
times day, and that the animal died
from sickness and not for want of food,
as claimed by the Humane society.
Ed Porter, the colored bell boy
brought back from Chicago by inSpec-
tor Lawrence, was arraigned in the
police court yesterday, charged with
assault with intent TO kill, upon the
person OF jim Ciack. He waived eX-
animation and was bound over to the
grand jury. In default of $1,000 bail
Porter was taken to the county jail.
-AloN OOSciN lOiCtiNC Odpllll, vi lilS
city. Won prize of SO the other day
from an Eastern thread firm, for the
handSOmest design for an apron made
from this particular thread. With the
check which she received was inclosed
a pamphlet containing the names of
hundreds OF competitors throughout the
country.
AT meeting of the Twin City School
Teachers club. held in The West hotel
Saturday evening, large number of the
male teachers of Minneapolis and st.
Paul were present. The meeting was
executive, but it developed III the course
Of debate that Minneapolis and ST. Paul
were both far ahead OF Eastern cities in
the teaching of the primary branches.
Sergeant Kirkham last night arrested
tough-lOoking fellow named Mike
MOOtZ and locked linn up at the central
station Oh tine charge Of stealing a buff
falO robe MOOtZ acknowledges that he
stole the robe, but says he took it from
farmer at Long Lake who owed him
money for labor performed. When ar
rested he was endeaYorIng to sell the
robe Tor 81.