St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-14
a1INNEAPo1Is GLoBULEs.

Five real estate transfers, aggregating
SI,e5l were flied with the register of deeds
yesterday.
Richard Chote and wife of Minneapolis,
arrived in Honolulu Dec. %, just IN time to
witness the revolution there
James Welch was arralgned in the police
court yesterday Oh the charge of stealing
fur coat lie waived examination, and was
bound over to the grand jury in $500 bail.
l. X Moore, brother of Moore Bros, Min
neapolis real estate dealers, is lieutenant
on board the Boston in Hawaiian waters. lie
writes his trOthers that the sentiment i'll Ha-
wall is strongly in favor of annexation to the
United States.
The Minneapolis Malleable Iron company
has amended It's articles of Incorporation so
that its capital stock is now 100000, and its
Indebtedness is limited to $500. Gilbert
NJ Waller is president Of the company and
-. NJ. Allenvsecretary.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas 5. Parsons and Mary ID. Clark
Christ johnson and Annie Peterson, John
E Richardson and Rosetta Stockton, Thomas
". Callahan and Annie Kelley, Grin q. Stad-
den and Kate A. Sullivan.
y telegram has been received in this city
from Montreal conveying the SAD intelli-
gence of the serious illness of Edward
O'Brien. the former manager of the West
hotel. 1t was stated that he was supposed
TO be DIVING from brain trouble
The Hennepin County Africo- American
club will celebrate Lincoln's birthday at the
Labor temple this evening. EX-United States
Consul X r. Downing and others will make
addresses. All the different colored socie-
ties IN the city will participate.
Louis Wesley in the eccentric role of Chips
furnishes a deal of the fun in "A Railroad
forth at the Bijou. popular attraction will
ill the Bijou next week i'll jim Corpett i'll a
play entitled gentleman Jack"
The auditing committee of the board of
corrections ana charities held q meeting yes
Jerday and audited the January accounts.
The matter of city physician was discussed
informally, and the belief was expressed
that DR.. Bell would be elected at the meeting
of the board today.
The people of Crystal village have united
fl a kick against assessments levied upon
their property as being too high. The com
mIttee on taxes, together with the county
auditor, has used UP greater portion of sew
ell days in going through the petitions for
Sn abatement of taxes
Maj. Amasa Crafts, an old and well-known
citizen of the city, died yesterday morning.
The funeral will occur this afternoon from
the family residence $40 Fifth street south
east, at . o'clock. The deceased was eighty
live years old. He came to Minneapolis
from Wilton, Me-, in 1854.
cynthia K. Foster, wife of Dr.. Foster, died
at her home, II Fourth street southeast, Sun
day from heart disease Mrs. Foster was a
native of New York, and at the time of her
death was fifty years of age. She had been a
resident of this city nearly forty years, and
was well known to the old settlers.
Miss Helyett'' opened at the Grand last
night for three nights. Lotte Collins, who
was i'll last night, Is expected TO appear to-
night. Hermann, the eminent magician, aid
ed by Nine. hermann, Abdul Kahn. fakir
from the Orient, and a new ana interesting
line of tricks, illusions, etc. will be at the
Grand the last three nights Of this week.
Some of the tenants on the ground at Sixth
and NicolIet wherein the new medical build
ing will be erected say that they have leases
running to a date beyond that set for the
erection of the building. They talk of ap-
pealing to the courts to maintain possession.
The contract for the building was let yester-
day to c. f. Hayden. 1t calls for S150,00C
building.
A. c. Glover will read n paper in reply to
Rev. W. j. Lhamons before the Ishwara
Theosophical society at 905 New York Life
building this evening at o'clock. DR.. La
Pierre states that Mr. Clover is deep student
III the kabballa and the secret doctrine, and
for that reason an invitation is extended to
the ministers who were present at the read
ing of Rev Mr. Lhamons paper ana others
interested, when the subject will be made
clear from n theosophical standpoint.