St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Three real estate transfers. aggregating
s. $50, were recorded yesterday.
\ concert and dance will be given bv Clan
Gordon No. 9S, q. :. c., at Century nall,
Wednesday evening, Jan. %.
The coolest weather of the season struck
the city Monday night. Many thermometers
registered as lowas 20 below zero.
Dr. George Z. Kicker will read paper on
"Constipalion" before the Homeo pathic
Medical society at the Minneapolis library
this evening.
Mayor Eusts yesterday signed the resolu-
ton approving the bonds of City Treasurer
Hangar offered by Aid. Snyder at Monday
nights council meeting.
The sinking fund commissioners met YES
terday in the mayors office. The board OF
educPton asked for a loan. and was granted
the full amount in the sinking fund treasury,
$4,000.
The exposition guaranty fund has reached
$4,000. At the Jobbers and Manufacturers
association meeting yesterday the paper was
circulated, and about $4,000 additional was
secured.
meeting of the Corser creditors will be
held today. The SPECIAL committee which
has been examining Mr.. Corsers assets ana
liabilities is expected TO present plan OF
settlement.
AT the lumber exchange Wednesday even
Ing, under the auspices OF the horucu!tural
society. now in session there Prof b. #.
Fernow anu other prominent gentlemen
will address the meeting.
The grocers nearly had a row at their
meeting Monday evening over baking pow
der. Some dealers complain because GER
tain brand of baking powder Is being pushed
10 injury of other brands.
The second annual ball of the Mississippi
Lumber, Sash ard Door Statements associa-
lion will be held at the West hotel Friday
night. Jan. -. Everything is being done to
make it a brilliant success.
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university have entered protest against the
quality of corpses used in the dlssecung
room. They threaten to leave school If
fresher corpses be not supplied.
Frank W. Baker, an employe of T. j. Can
ney. the contractor is under arrest for en-
bezzling 500 from his employer. Carney
claims that Clark sold pump and appro-
prated the proceeds to his own uses.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Jobbers and Manufacturers association yes
terday fOrty-four new members were added
10 the roll. Only routine business was dis
cussed. An auditing committee was ap-
pointed.
The new garbage dump at Twelfth avenue
Eouth and the river will be ready for use in a
weeks time The platform on which scav-
enger wagons will be unloaded is about ten
sect above the railroad tracks, 50 that cars
can be unloaded easily.
\ society belonging to the National Relig
lous Liberty association began holding SEES
sions in the First Advent church, corner
Fourth avenue and Thlrteth street, Monday
evening. Meetings will be held at y 30 p. m.
and : 80 D m. for the remainder of the week.
The knights Templar of the Zion COM
mandery have decided TO print,in book form,
the speeches delivered in response to toasts
given at the Christmas day reception. The
speeches of J. J.. Dobbin. John a. Schlener,
James Nash and others will be in the volume
The case of Mounted Patrolman Sneavey
who has been i'll for nearly eight months