St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
MrNNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

Eleven warranty deeds we're filed with the
-;c~ister of deeds yesterday, aggres2!ing sl4'
Us,
The police of this city have Saen notified
of the disappearance Of Alexander Brehhan'
of Winnepeg.
The park board committee on employment
and supplies has decided 10 re-eiSase III u
the employees OF last year.
The friends of Weed Munro have brought
him out as candidsle Tor one OF Ih9 Nacau'
cies to be made on the district bench
Police Matron Paines report for the three
months ending April /. shows that Ito prs
onerS came under her charge, elShly-thtee oI
them being women.
The dairy and food commissioners have
sworr out a warrant for the arrest Of Ii. HAN
son, q milkman, on the charge OF watering
his milk. This case will be tried tomorrow.
The tennis players in the vicinity OF
NaShburn park have asked for tennis courts
in that park. Supt. Berry says they can De
put III easily, and the board viii probaoly
authorize it.
Hector Baxter. the w Unknown lawyer and
layman lies very seriously III at his residence
on Stevens avenue. lie has pneumonia,
IMPLICATED with other trouble. ana MS con
ditiOn is looked upon as almost critical.
The park board committee on police cen
Quoted sort CT inQuiSition yesterday eNanln-
ing applicants tor positions on the force OF
park policemen The committee wanted 10
III c. Poster, who lost s., 200 saturday while
on his way to the bank. Is still advertising
for the cash. He says il is all the money he
had in the world, and he Is willing 10 give
$500 TO the persOa who finds his lost fortune,
or has already found ii.
Mrs. ". Il. Wenzel, residing at 1901 Ninth
avenue south. and Mrs. Mccartney were out
riding yesterday afternoon. Their horse De-
came frightened on Nicollet avenue and ran
into another rig, with the result that boIh
ladies were thrown out and injured
Walter P. Ferris. Of Glasgow, Scotland, ar
rived in Minneapolis yesterday. MIR. Ferris
says the agitation il England against Amer
lean hour Is a trade movement. He cannot
make as good flour from English wheat as
be can from Minnesota or Montana wheat.
Nat Goodwin is just as good comedian as
ever, and he has brought 10 Minneapolis &
better play than usual with him. lie eXhlb-
lied A Gllded Fool 10 large audience AT
The Grand opera house last night, and all
went away wei pleased. lie has an excellent
company behind him.
The annual meeting OF the members and
friends Of the recently incorporated PreSby-
terrain hospital Will be held in the lecture
room of Westminster church this evening al
O'Clock. Short addresses will be delivered
by Rev. Pleasant Hunter, Rev. y. W. RluS-
land D. D.; Rev J. !. Black and others.
Nat Goodwin viii not play Wednesday
matinee the Grand this week. At the Spe-
cial request Of &r. Goodwin. Lewis Morrison,
the famous Mef h:StO, VIII depart from MS
custom OF not appearing al mauueeS and
Will enact his celebrated role tomorrow
afternoon al the BIjou for the sake of Mr..
Goodwin who has never seen Mr.. Morrison
in his great creation. Mr.. Goodwin Will oc-
cupy box. as will the members of his com
pany ana all other professionals.
The ninth annual meeting of the Free Kin
dergarIen and Industrial association was
held IN Plymouth church yesterday after
noon. and reports reviewing the years work
were read. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. hingman; vice
president Mrs. Gale; second vice president
Mrs. c. ". Heyes; secretary, Miss NJ C.
Richardson's; treasurer. Mrs. j. G. Butler.
The advisory board consists of Messrs. c. II.
Moods, r. d. Russell, 6 A. Bracket D. ?.
Jones, Il b Hendley. Mrs. G. ii. Woods,
Mrs. E. S Jones, AIRS. y. f. GriSwold.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Alfred BistodeGn and Rosa Berslien, Charles
Downing and Mary Norris. Thomas Foster
and Jose hine Porter, David Arnisen and
Anna Johnson, John ". Dunn and Lizzie
Fitting, Deunia Rally and Annie Erickson,
!. E. Hart and Cora l.. Mitchell, Easton W.
Alexander and Maggie O'Meara. Joseph W.
Gardner and Annie Henry. Mike YarnaH and
Annie Cornick, Nels Anderson and Gust
johnson.