St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Fifteen real estate transfers, aggregatin g
SS4, 4O5. were fled with the register of deeds
yesterday.
The funeral of Charles c. Ames, who was
killed at Seattle a short time ago. Will De
held at Lakewood chapel today at p. N.
The Hennepin County Republican club
will celebrate Lincolns anniversary Monday
evening at Labor Temple. EX-United States
Consul II. f. Downing will deliver the ora
ton.
Louise Schroeder and Hulda Koegil, the
two fifteen-year-old girls who ran away from
home last Tuesday, have been brought back.
They were traced to La Crosse and at once
sent for
The remains Of Charles c. Ames, the son
of Dr. A. A. Am1s, who was killed at seattle
some time ago. have reached the city alter
considerable delay. They will be inferred at
Lakewood.
The Business union has appointed COM
mittee to act with the board OF trade and
iobbers' union committees on the matter OF
railroad discrimination against Northwestern
summer hotels.
The case of Charles J. Horchert arrested
jewelry dealer on Nicollet avenue, was con-
tinued yesterday until today
The council committee Oh water works met
again yesterday morning and discussed tue
matter of testing water pipes before they are
shipped here from Louisville. the commit
tee Is III ldVOr OIL appointing OIlO W tSoG
them.
The Mills meeting committee desires to cor
rect the impression that the money being
raised is for Evangelist Mills COMPENSATION.
Neither Mr.. Mills nor Mr. Chapman, his as
sstant. will receive anything bat voluntary
farewell offering.
The Normanna Skating club will be rep
resented by John S. johnson and Olaf
Rudd in the skating races at Red Bank, n.
j., next week Rudd is comparatively I'M
known as skater, but the club believes he
Is a coming man.
Sigrid Anderson, who was so badly burned
by the explosion of q gasoline stove at the
residence of F. H. Hainert. 2S12 Park avenue
last Monday. died Wednesday night Coroner
Byrnes will hold no inquest for the affair
was entirely accidental.
The Minneapolis members of the PM
Gamma Delta have appointed O. RasK
Lester Fuller, A. E. Campbell, E. A. Barte
and Frank jackson committee to tako
charge of all arrangements for the conVen-
ton of the order bere next fall.
Plymouth avenue electric car was par
TALLY wrecked yesterday morning by Cam
den place car. the two collldIng on Wash
ington avenue. in front of the Bijou theater.
No one was injured, though the passengers
were lively in scrambling out of doors.
The Fortnightly club will meet in regular
session at the library this evening. r. D.
Russell will present paper on Proposed
Legislature AItClllS Oul Sitf. dlu 0SOISC
D. Holt one on Laws Needed for the Poor
and Unfortunate" The public is invited.
Last night at the Graud pretty girls and
clever men gave a large audience bright dia-
logue. comedy and all the best features of
minstrelsy and farce comedy under the name
of Tuxedo" George Thatcher's entertain
ment is even better than it was last spring
Assistant Postmaster Hughes has prepared
pictures of old and new Minneapolis post
office buildings for the postal exhibit at the
worlds fair. One of the pictures represents
the first postotfice building at ST. Anthony
Falls i'll 1S49. and another the first i'll Mime
apolis in 1854.
The general manager of the exposition
will shortly meet Theodore Thomas at Chi
cago, with a view of securing during next
summer number of the famous musical or
CARNATIONS which will attend the world s
fair. Mr.. Thomas has charge of all the
music for the worlds fair.
The Phi Kappa Psi alumni of the Twin
Cities have elected the following officers
President, c.. n. Dickson; vice president. H.
5. Dornell; secretary B. Il. Timberlake;
treasurer S P. Tonsing. A meeting will be
Washington avenue south.
The Woman's Columbian club, new Or
ganization, met at the public library yester-
day morning and discussed manufactures
and liberal arts as they will be treated at the
fair. The club will join the Women's
Mrs. E. Slade and Mrs. E. Pike.
The play of Eagles Nest at the Bijou
presents an interesting account of life in the
far West i'll pioneer days. The many anus
ing experiences of a railroad ticket broker
are humorously satirized in "a Railroad
Ticket" the new musical farce comedy that
will come to the Bijou next week.
An entertainment will be given this even
ing at the First Baptist church. when Prof
Baldwin and the choir will be rendered a re-
ception in the church parlors. There will be
instrumental and vocal music and q char
aoter recitation by Miss Rosan Ond Hoyt The
young people will serve refreshments.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Henry c.. Street and Nellie L. Primrose
Hubert A. Humphrey and Louisa H. Stick
ney, Herbert Winslow and Della Stanley,
Alfred LIE VeauX and Bessie Erickson, Paul
Mccain and Carrie Mengelkosh, George E :.
Raiche and Ida NJ. Sampson, and August
Swenson and Ida Peterson.
Arson Buteau, while trying to cross the
street at the corner of Washington and First
avenue south Wednesday evening was caught
by runaway team and knocked in front of
an electric car. Police Officer Merrissey
jumped into the street and pulled Buteau
away just III time to save him from serious
injury.
Rev. NJ. Falk Gjertsen, Rev. @. J.. petri,
Prof. Qftedal, Rev. E. A. Skogsbergh an d
others have ad dressed a petition to themayor
asking him to enforce the law against Sum
day skating, which is annoying the church
orthodox ministerial associa tons have also
appointed committee to wait upon the
mayor in connection with the same matter.