St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
AIINNEAPoLls G1oBULEs.


Twelve warranty deeds were fled
with the TesiStSr of deeds yesterday,
aggregatlng S4S,2U0.
Mrs. Frank +. Ward, wife of Deputy
Sheriff Ward, died Saturday after a
short illness. The family reside near
OSseO.
The board of trade had no quorum
yesterday. 1t is likely that the coal
combine question will come up at the
next meeting.
The post mortem held on the remains
of \. PeitOmen, the tailor who died sud
denly Saturday, showed that death
came from apOpleXy.
Next week at the Bijou Oliver Dowd
Byron. his wife, Kate Byron, and Il
strong company Will present two melO-
dramatic productions, The Plunger"
and Across the Continent"
1t is said that the men having in
charge the garbage dumps are over
charging the people who are obliged TO
deposit material there, and at the next
meeting OF the council the matter will
be investigated.
The relatives of William Casey, of
2S44 Fort place, are looking for him.
They reported to the police Yesterday
that he had not been seen since last
Friday, and they are afraid that some
Ill has befallen him.
Nj. p. Howe, buyer for the Northern
Pacific railroad. will manage the Hotel
ST. Louis at MinnetOnka this summer.
He was assistant manager of the hotel
when it was under the management of
Wallace W. Wait.
Rev. q. E. LOvejOy has resigned the
passionate of the Oak Park Congrega-
tiOual church to accepta call to a church
at StOneham, Mass, some ten miles
distant from Boston. The resignation
will take effect April Il.
An examination of city teachers was
held at the Central high school YeSter-
day, and will be concluded today. Those
taking the examination number ABOUT
fifty. They are applicants for positions
and those teachers who have never been
examined.
Miss Lillian Lewis drew a large and
enthusiastic audience at the BijOu last
evening. The dramatic features of
Lady LIZ were we'll presented by Miss
Lewis and her company of players.
Her acting Is original in method. \
popular priced matinee is scheduled for
tomorrow at 2:30.
Henderson'S famous spectacular Ali
BaOa" began weeks engagement at
the Grand last night. The production
is 4 marvellous one. the scenery Is mag
niGcent and the singing good. As
scenic production it SurDaSSes anything
ever produced 10y David Henderson or
seen i'll Minneapolis.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Simon Knudson and Karen NJ
Nelson. George l.. Richardson and
Mary NJ. BuSett. Carl Peterson and
Caroline HarlOmt, John A. Lundin and
JakObina Tenty, j. W. Gibbs and Orpha
i. Colby, Conway HOdson and Josie
Lawson, and Ii. X. Parker and LeOla
NJ. Bowman.
County Treasurer Buxton is sending
"secoud notices" to all who have not
paid their personal properly taxes up to
date. The taxes became delinquent
March l, and all that are not paid April
will be collected by the sheriff, with
additional costs and expenses, which in
most cases will add 81 or So to the tax,
and possibly more.
The annual cOnvOcatiOn of Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite MaSonS,
Southern Jurisdiction, began yesterday
al the Masonic Temple, with work in
Excelsior lodge degrees four TO fourteen
inclusive. 4 large class took the de-
grees. the ceremonies being presided
over by j. II. Randall. venerable master.
The cOnYOcdtIUH will continue until
Friday night. Thursday the usual
Maunday-Ihursday banquet will take
place.
Arrangements have been made for
hanging the portraits of all presidents
OF The beard in the board rooms in Lum-
Der Exchange. Judge {. +. Flandrau,
now OF St Paul, was the first president,
. followed in the order named by w. ID.
Washburn, ). c. Gale, c. N. LOrIng,
Richard Chute, f. w. Brooks, Gov.
Pmlsbury, Z. J. Phelps, Isaac Atwater,
j. T. Wyman. 3. L. Nelson, d. Nor
riSOn and Capt. Reno.
Tie Minneapolis Gas Light company
took cut the necessary permits yeSter-
day morning for the construction Of a
brick and iron gas holder III feet in
diameter, at a cost Of 100000, to be 10
Gated at Twentieth avenue south and
First street; also Tor two and half
story brick and iron purifying building,
to cost $4,000, located at Cedar avenue
and River Bank, and for a brick and
steel oil tank to cost $1,000, at the same
place.