St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-06
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MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

NinS warranty deeds were filed with
the regislsr of deeds yesterday aggre-
gazing $lO,S5G.
Eyer-pleasing "Niobe" is drawing big
houses at the Grant. Nat {. Goodwin
Will present "a GlldeG Fool" all next
week. 1t is his most successful play
Street Commissioner WitherSee. OF
the Fourth ward, has walked up. lie ~
now doing little toward putting the
main business streets into paSsaole
condition.
Fire damaged the residence of Will
lam Colder, S041 Irving avenue, yeSISf-
dav morning to the extent of $500. The
fire originated in pile OF rubbish from
spontaneous combustion.
l.. Paulle took out permit yesterday
TO rebuild his showcase factory that
burned a short time ago. at AIS ana Az
Third avenue south. The estimated
cost of reconstruction is $4,000
\ large and exact picture OF the
cruiser Minneapolis will be sent from
Washington in 4 few days, to adorn Inc
walls of the headquarters or the Doaru
of trade in the Lumber Exchange.
Il. Hanson, proprietor of the Twin
City dairy, was arrested yesterday on
Davies, on the charge OF selling adul-
terated milk. The case was set for
trial next Wednesday.
Sheriff Eye has received eXtraditlon
papers for \. b. Meriman. who Is
wanted in New York. Merman was
arrested and at once retained attorneys,
who are working to secure his release
on a writ of habeaS corpus.
Hayasbi, the local Japanese merchant,
says the Japanese exhibit at the EXPOSE
ton this year will equal that at the
worlds fair. He has had two men
searching the Flowery Kingdom since
last December tor novelties.
The Vermont Association of Mime
sofa will hold its third annual gathering
At the NicOllet house tonight. Refresh
ments will be served. including genuine
Vermont maple sugar on snow. Ar
engagements have been made for dancing
after $3.50.
Word has been received here of the
death of James De GrOat at the home or
his parents IN New York city. He was
assistant city ticket agent i'll Mlnneap-
OpliS for the Milwaukee road. He was
thirIy-fve years old and had been in the
railroad business sixteen years.
Tonight at the Bijou change of bill
will occur, and Oliver Byron Will pre-
sent for the first time in this city his
old-time mefodramatic success Across
the Continent" Lewis Morrison, in
Faust" Will make his appearance as
MephlSto at the BijOu next week.
:. B. Williams, who was taken with
q stroke Of paralysis two months ago
and has been confined to bed since. Is
now able to be out orce more and has
returned to his post at Westminster
church. He is still a little lame, and
has not fully recovered the use of his
left side.
Justice of the Peace McIIale will sit
on the Justice bench just one day more,
and then will vacate to his successor, l..
G. Smith, who will occupy the same
rooms. Nh McHale and his partner,
Ace p. Abel, will in the future engage
in law practice in the Bank of Com
merce building.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day TO f. II. Sullivan and Hattie b.
Bedbury, 5. S. Buckingham and Mary
c. WetZel. Clayton HurlOut and Lizzie
Hagan, Henry Benson and Annie john
son, AlfOmSon TerriauS and Lizzie
LenarS. Frederick NJ. GlasOe and Olga
Olsen. Arthur l.. Richardson and Annie
L. ROhann.
Tomorrow night there will be meet
Ing in the Y. NJ. {. A. building of all
the men in the city who Sigued Chris
tian cards during the Mills meetings.
The purpose of This meeting is to form
a permanent organization of the men
who we're converted through the in
fluence of the late revival, and it will
be termed the Mills Mems Converts
Union"
The street opening commission held a
meeting yesterday, and viewed the pro-
posed alley between Seventh and Eighth
streets and running parallel to Nicollet
avenue, between it and First avenue
south. There is considerable opposition
TO opening the alley. and meeting of
the commission Will be held next Mon
day at the city hall for the purpose of
considering the matter and hearing the
objections of those opposed to it.
The two warrants, $50 and $25 respect
lively, drawn in favor of DR.. Kelly for
extra attendance at the quarantine hos
pItal, were returned unsigned yesterday
by Mayor EuStiS. This will precIpitate
another row in the board of health. The
mayor, at the meeting held two weeks
ago, declared DR.. Kelly was not entitled
to the extra compensation aud small
sized cyclone was pTecipitated. The
board passed the two bills and now the
mayor refuses to pay them.
The park board is again going to
wrestle with proposition to change the
name of WaShburn park northeast. A
meeting of the committee of nOmencla-
ture will be held next Monday afternoon
for the purpose Of suggesting new
name and deciding upon one to be re-
commended TO the park board at its
next meeting. Commissioner Ryan IS
not opposed to the change this time.
The committee OH police will hold a
meeting at the same time.
Articles of incorporation were filed I
yesterday by the American Consolidated
Mica company, with capital stock of
5000. 900, divided into 10000 shares, the
amount of Indebtedness being fixed at
$4,000. The corporation Will carry on
a general business in mining, refining
pres and minerals, smelling and re-
ducfng. and Will also manufacture brick,
steel, iron, copper ana other metals,
besides buving, selling and working
mineral lands. The incOrporatOrS are
James a. Bishop, Thomas E. Bishop.
Emery f. DodsOn and Charles Z. Brown,
of Minneapolis, and James b. DickOver,
of Hot Springs, s. ID. The headquarters
of the company will be in Minneapolis.
LOWELL SCHOOL BURNED,