St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Ten deeds aggregating $751;, 400. were fled
with the register of deeds yesterday.
The funeral of A. C. Schuknecht will occur
this afternoon from his late residence, 2G"6
ColfaX avenue south. Mr. Schuknechi had
been i'll only two weeks OF typhoid fever.
The weather office reports % deg below
zero as the lowest temperature THURSDAY
evening and yesterday morning. A rise OF ~
deg. inside of twenty-four hours is predicted
The new board of directors of the Nicoliet
National bank has elected The following OF
ficers: j. F. X. Foss, president; ii. W
Brown, vice president, aud 6. b. Lane, cash
Ter.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
by .'The Priory of All Saints Parish The
purpo.e of this organization is to establish
a home for young men while out OF employ
ment.
New off GERS of the First Swedish Prohibi-
ton club have been elected as follows w..
p Carlson, president: j. W. Strandberg, vice
president; Andrew Lindstrom, secretary, ana
A. Forsland. treasurer.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
Harris Bachowitz and Sarah Goodman Judd
G. Stearns and Hattie NJ. Stearns. John G.
johnson and Martha Olson, and Frank Turn
rose and Josephine Sjosten.
AT Il meeting of the Associated Charities to
lie held at the residence of George a. Brack-
EFT next Monday evening. Rev j. G. ByrneS.
of st. Thomas seminary, Will read a snort
pupeI vi EQ Nv utiOIi thiib LoDOi'
The following officers have been installed
by Schiller Encampment of /. o. o. F., No. 5:
G. p, Charles G.. Hashon: 5. W.. Fritz Fried
rchs: j. w.. Louis schumacher; Ii. T.. Christ
lteed; scribe, Frank Johantgen; treasurer,
Gustav Ruenler
City Engineer Cappelon and Engineer Lott,
of the Great Northern road. held confer
ence Thursday afternoon over the plans TOR
the Second street bridge over the East SIDE
tracks. Engineer Cappelon approved the
plans on behalf of tie city
Head Consul W. A. Northcott, of Illinois.
is expected to be present at the state meeting
of the Modern Woodmen of America next
week. The session will begin next Tuesday
and will be held in ELS hall. The Windsor
hotel will be headquarters.
jose oh Sweeney was arrested yesterday by
Inspectors Lawrence and Hoy and locked up
at the central station. lie robbed Winnl-
peger named Charles Thompson of his watch
and Si2. So i'll money. The money was found
III Sweeney's SOCKS and the watch in his vest
pocket.
Charles Anderson was arraigned in the
municipal court Yesterday on the charge of
OBTAINING goods under false pretenses. lie
secured lot of lard under false pretenses
from Charles II. Simons and was found
guilty on two counts. He was fined so in
each case.
1.-THE Bottom of the Sea" will close sue
cessful week at the Bijou today with ladies
Torrance this evening. Farce-comedy will
again hold the boards next week with the
presentation Of Hoyts "A Hole i'll the
Ground"
At the meeting of the engineers club at
the public library Thursday evening, the
following officers were elected: President,
F. w. Cappelen; vice president John NJ.
Hazen; secretary. Ebert Nexsen; Librarian,
A. B. Coe; member of board OF managers of
Association of Engineering Societies. W. A.
Pike.
Alexander Salvini was seen at the Grand
last night in THE Three Guardsmen." AL
though Mr.. Salvini's company does not APP
pear TO so good advantage in the play as in
''Don Cesar de BaZan," the star is seen to
better advantage. The audience was carried
away by his forceful impersonation of Philip
d'Artagnan. s.
The arrangements for the Pillsbury prize
contests at the university are in the main the
same as last year. The first preliminary will
consist of oratons to be judged on thought
and composition and the seven:e cen having
the highest rank in this will be entitled to
enter the second which will be judged on
defamation. The ten who win i'll this con-
test will enter the final contest at commence
ment time