St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-22
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIs GhoBULEs.

Seventeen deeds, with total valuation of
e9S 2gl, was the result of the real estate trans
AID. McAllister left last night for Il weeks
business trip through the northern part of
the state
An Eastern financial paper says that the
St Louis road will he reorgauiZed as soon as
the legal contest now pending IS settled
In three weeks the plant of the Hennepin
c 'unty Barrel company will be rebuilt and
ready for use. The capacity is being in
creased.
\ committee appointed At the last annual
meeting of the police relief association will
meet next Monday evening TO make re-
vision OF the constitution.
1t is understood the Great Northern road
has agreed 10 the coStructng OF tunnel
under the tracks AT the intersection of Cen
tral avenue and Broadway street.
The newly appointed policemen were
terday and examined. He expects 10 get
through with bhe list In few days.
The claim of A. j. Sawyer x Co. against
the estate of L. s Corser has been dropped,t
Is said. This claim was for margins on wheat
deals The other creditors were opposed to
allowing the claim.
The LilIputians will give a matinee and
evening performance at the Grand today.
gala event for the children will be Prof.
Sperry's pictorial lecture on America at the
Lyceum this afternoon.
Thomas Hall, living at 26l1 ColfaX avenue,
is among the missing. Last saturday he
drew a check Of $50 from his employers,
BardweII. Robinson Il Co, cashedit and dis
appeared. His fBmily is ve-y anxious, and
mas asked the police 10 help ind the miss
ing man.
The Asbury Methodist hospital and the Re
becca De0cOnnesS home today Incorporated.
The government of the business affairs OF
the institution is vested in board OF thirty-
one directors. The articles are subscribed
by Sarah II. knight james +. Chatfee and
Frederick A. Dunsmoore.
There was q lively row IN the Casino
Thursday night The orchestra struck Ill
the middle Of the performance for their pay.
AMI shortly afterwards two of the actresses,
May Palmer and Miss NiOletS, engaged III
rough ana tumble fight. There were ooth
p city well scratched up before separated
On account Of bad weather the time for
closing the NO'mauua Skating club fair has
been postponed until April u. The pro-
gramme tonight embraces numbers by the
NOrm8ndeucs Singing society, PlEt. oulle
and MesSrS Dorner Chaplin and Major Sew
eral athletic features VIII also be given To-
morrow night Il gO-as-yOu-please walking
match will be the principal feature.
The following committee. selected to take
charge Of the Memorial Day preparations for
the q. \. Il. organizations. will meet this
evening in RawlIuS Post hall: Comrade kees.
of Schetfer Post. president: Comrade Hare,
OF Downs Post vice president; Comrade
Perry, Of Bryant Post treasurer snd Mrs.
Mcguire, OF Bryant Corps secretary.
The following marriage licences were
issued yesterday: John tenu and Tilda
Anderson. John Rybery and Ida Ernest
William II. Johnston and Annie Ginus,
Louis J. Johnson and Mary Olsen, Henry
Hanson and Tilda Mikelson. Thomas Cole
man and Emma kuehn, Andrew j. Alkens
and Katherine V. CrehOra, John II. Crugen
and Ida E Smith. Alexander Carlson and
Selma S;ennig, Max C. II. W. Sieneces and
Augusta Alprecht.