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

Eleven warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, agGre-
gatlug S21,525.
There will be a meeting of the church
DEPARTMENT of the WOman's council IN
Plymouth church This afternoon at
O'clock.
A. j. Blethen denies that he intends
TO sue Thomas Lowry for an interest III
the Tribune, as was stated by MORN
ing paper yesterday.
DR.. Goldsbury, a missionary to China,
died in that country March % of typhuS.
The deceased was the oldest son OF d.
Goldseury, OF this city.
At Malcolm hall, Wednesday evening,
q social and dance will be given under
the auspices of the Aid Society CT the
Peoples Meeting Association.
4 meeting will be held at the Nieollet
house next Monday evening 10 organize
for a series OF football matches, ana ali
persons interested are cordially invited.
The undertakes of the city have sent
resolutions 10 Representative Blocker
thanking him for his efforts III Oehalt
of the public morgue bill recently
passed.
The canvaSSing for the new city d.
rectory began yesterday, and Tie prooa-
bllitieS are that the edition will be com.
pleted and issued by the latter part OF
June.
The Humane society last month found
homes for six children. sent eight to
the state school at OwatOnna. one to
Bethany home and one TO the reform
school.
Assistant Observer ii. W. Ford, of the
weather bureau, has resigned, to accept
position with the Pioneer Fuel COM
pauy. He will take charge of that COM
pany's weather department.
The March settlement from the mu-
nIripal court vas turned over 10 City
Treasurer Hangar yesterday. The
amount received during the month from
fines. fees. etc, was 4,550.51.
Oliver Byron drew a third large audi
ence at the Bijou last evening Ill The
Plunger." Thursday night change OF
bill will occur. and the oid-time sue
cess, Across the Continent Will be
presented.
Duncan McKercher was bound over
to the grand jury yesterday on the
charge of robbing Frank Gilmore sun
day night in Pat Lyons saloon. Oil
more Claims that Mckercher stole his
watch and 800 in cash. Patrolman
Collins made TIE arrest.
.Niobe," the cleaneSt, brightest, fun
niest. best modern comedy seen III
Minneapolis this season, opened at the
Grand last night for return engage
ment of a week. The play is III the
hands of the same excellent company
that appeared in it last fall, and the
performance is smoother than ever.
The state league of Republican clubs
will meet April IL in this city for The
purpose of electing thirty-four delegates
10 attend the national convention OF
Republican league clubs to be held III
Louisville. Each congressional district
is entitled to four delegates and the
state to six at large.
Tobias SolYersOn. the immigrant who
died at the city hospital Sunday after
noon, after being removed there from
the immigrant room in the union depot,
was from Norway aud on his way 10
town in the northern part of the state:
The corOner's autopsy yesterday showed
that death was due to congestion or the
brain and Inflammation OF the bowels.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day TO Lars ). NOOge and karaline Lin
barge, George II. Frarcis and Della c.
WeitZel. Thomas G. Derry and Belle
Hammond, John Lundberg and Helen
Johnson, Thomas Corridor and Mary
LOthcimer, II. ID. ChemOweth and Sadie
Nichols, John Is. Casper and Emma
KeintZeS. B. \. Browning and Minnie
NJ. Angel. Otto j. Johnson and Louise
Olson. Rudolph {. Mast and Josie HON.
mes, OSea II. Seamans and Fanny Bro
kel, Oscar ChilStrom and Nettie Larson
and Adolph 5, johnson and Selma NJ.
Johnson.