St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-08
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Two deeds, aggregating Sl,so0, were hleu
with The register of deeds yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday TO
George kapouat and Martha Richter >. f;
Stabler and Maud Fields George SHOUTS ana
Mary Kahanooski.
Dnrii 6 the past year Plymouth Congrega'
tional church has raised. by the pledge syS-
tenn. and without QUE effort to collect, Sa,O0o;
All but Sl2 OF that sum has been paid III, ana
every cent is expected.
Inspector Malon yesterday arrested
good.looking young girl named Pearl W lison
for robUing all inmate OF me resort a1 ~
Third avenue south of CLOAK. Inc GIN
was locked up AT the central station.
Albion n. small. dean of the College or
Liberal Arts in the universitr OF ChlcaSo
wall address the students Christian assocl-
alton tonight i'll the First Methodist church'
Fifth street and Eighth avenue southeast.
Robert Blum Lodge No. 81, |. o. o. r.,
has installed the following officers; NOBLE
grand, r. Lievert; vice grand, Z. Bucken-
Sorf: recording secretary, W. Berghauseni
financial secretary r. Wacks; treasurer +.
JohanSen.
There will be public installation OF Oil
GERS of Minneapolis Chapter No ., Order L
Eastern Star. Wednesday evening at ~ n
The sixth floor Of Masonic Temple. After the
installation musical and literary programme
will be given.
The entertainment committee of the Job
banquet of the association shall be held al
inc West hotel Jan. Is. Covers will be lald
for 400 and an extensive programme OF toaSts
will be prepared.
Emil Bruce q Minneapolis contractor, mas
Kecurtd the contract for the hotel which Col.
Hans Mattson and the Security Savings ana
Loan association will erect i'll Chicago. MI
Bruce signed $1,000 bond to complete the
hotel by April 10.
Supt. Jordan will make ii a rule that all
pupils entering the high school shall take the
Regular examinations. This is 10 stop the
practice OF pupils learning The Skin ana
Seventh grades taking a short private course
and then jumping to the high school.
The trustees of the Cummings Avenue
Methodist church at est Superior having
Tefused 10 permit john II. Pierce and Plat
g. Walker of this city, to deliver an address
On the Kelley cure, the gentlemen have en-
Eaged the opera house and the lecture will
30 OH just the same.
Some time in February Prof. George E.
MacLean will deliver course Of lectures IN
The university extension course. lie VIII
treat of the English government HE at the
universities, the English press ana pulpit
club life, etc, the subjects Prof. MacLean has
been studying in England.
Musical circles will be interested to know
Of Tie arrival in Minneapolis of a prominent
singer from Germany. Fraulein Schon- Rene.
She comes TO visit her sister, Frauiein Marie
Schou, instructor in German in The uni
VeTsily with probability OF remaining.
Foreign critics rank Fraulein Sehon-Rene as
hi artist.
This evening at the Peoples meeting, NJ;
Sample viii speak on christian Socialism. "
He will make some criticism of Herbert
Epencer's late work on Justice" and Henry
Georges "a perplexed Philosopher An
endeavor Will be made to show the golden
mean between extreme individualism and
Extreme socialism.
The officers district committees and
friendly visitors of the associated charities
will hold IL meeting and social at the resi-
1ence of George a. Brackets 625 Fifth street
eouth, Monday evening Jan. Ii. Supt G.. A.
Merrill, OF the state public school located at
Owatonna, will give Il brief account of the
work he is doing among the neglected and
dependent children of the state.
Yesterday the old members of the police
orce were made happy by each receiving
vouchers for $?7.50 Tor back pay. This
amount was taken away from each officer in
1889 when a spasm of economy struck the
city council. In order TO economic the sal
aries of the policemen were reduced and the
salaries OF higher officials raised. The mat
er has been hanging fire for some time.