St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-31
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GhoBuLEs.

Eirht real estate transfers were filed with
the register of de- DIS yesterday the aggregate
valuation of, the property being SS,65l
special received from the weather BIZ
reau at Washington says that the mei curry
Will fall % deg at Minneapolis by evening.
Otto Landcver. collector for local grocery
parcr, was arrested last night by othcer Mor-
riSscy for emf eZzlemcnt 1t is claimed thHt
LanCever embeZzled lot OF the paper
funds
Attic rooms of the Camera club tomorrow
evening The slides contributed to the Amer
lean Lantern Slide interchange by The Call
fo"ria Genera Club of san Francisco Will he
exhibited t,.t...
DOW :. smith superintendent of construc-
ton IF the famous steel plant AT superior,
hus been IN The city for few DAYS visiting
his father, Chief of Police Smith. lie left last
evening for his home
Ex-MayOr Winston held a conference with
City Engineer Cappelen and his assistant
Mr. Iiuntress. yesterday, in regard to what IS
needed in the line OF engineering TO lie IN
corpUratld in the proposed new charter.
Charles L. Davis the Yankee dalect come
dian. is attracting large audiences mt the
Bljou this week with alvin Joslln 10
morrow at $50 Il popular-priceC matinee Will
he given Eagles Nest will be the attrac-
ton the coming week.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William Satin aid Annie Peter Alexander
Shaw and Euphemia Mcknight. Fritz SpuSer
! airy Ryan, Jeii'ery Fowler and Minnie last
iu9s. Horace beckgrew and May H. VINE,
and Gideon :. GOWGy and Sarah {. Button
W. p. Wells played the Fart of highway
man last pht and held up and robbed John
Fleming Of So on Eighteenth avenue south
shortly after ~ O'Clock. number OF clt-
zeis chased him for several blocks when
So~'eUnt Kirkland and officer NolS arrested
him.
he lease of The property on which the new
Peoples theatcr i 10 be erected was RECORDED
in the court house Saturday. EXcnvailn5 tor
the foundation will commence early In Apifl.
ana it Is expected the new house VIII be
ready for occupancy by tie first of next
August.
Mrs Y. & Walker called upon Mayor
Eu>tis Yesterday and asked him 10 advocate
better GrarierS for The female prisoners of
the city workhouse There was a great need
of keeping the male and female prisoners
apart. The mayor promised TO IooK INTO the
matter.
The board cf educaticn committee on text
books Will recommend that the text books
for supplementary reading be changed AID
that The proposition of the " hitten-BurGette
company, of Boston, TO lake back all The Ga
books and put IN The new ones 1or ABOUT
Si,jU0 be accepted.
Rosina Vokes and her excellent company
PLAYED to Il backed house at the Grand last
night. Her One-act comedies are as enter
taniI ms ever. In The last piece, MY Lofd
III Livery. feIlN MOTIFS ulu HIS DtHI ~ "IAot
the reputation ne has made as an lnlelllgeht,
careful. consists nj character actor.
Mrs Frederick Beck known TO the theat-
rical world as Jessaine | ogerS, is III with
scarlet fever at her home, corner of Tenth
street and Nicolet avenue. Mrs. Book was
summoned here TWO weeks ago TO see her
mother, who was dying, ana was herself
taken sick on her way 10 MinneaDnliS. and
was unable to attend her mothers funeral.
Agent Tatro, of the humane society. re-
ports having found case of cruelty to ami
mails by Il man named Johnson, who con-
ducts a dairy on Thirty-trst street south.
Thirty-nine COWS were housed i'll Il stable
which was terribly filthy and had no vcmtla-
ton. According to Agent Tatro the cattle
were all SICK owing 10 the class OF feed given
them.
The civil service examination for the ap-
poinlment of clerks and carriers for the Min
ncapolis postoflice will take place i'll the
postotfice building Feb. 7. The applications
are all III. and there are sixty of them: OF
these tory-four of them are for carriers pc.
sitions and sixteen for clerkships. Four Of
the latter list are ladies'