St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The Baptist union of this city has ;ncor-
porated.
The weather Office promises warmer wealth.
er for today, with occasional furries of snow.
Twelve real estate transfers, ggregating
$50 l7, were filed with the register of deeds
yesterday.
Prof. John Allison will speak on temper.
auce in the Franklin Avenue Presbyterian
church this evening.
Minnehaha Council, Royal Arcarum, has
presented TO George II. Quigley, the retiring
regent, a handsome god watch, chain and
r. a. charm.
Robert Pratt of the board of education, is
trying to work up sentiment for a formal in
yestigation of the South side high schools
heating plant.
Godfrey Temple No. Q, Pythian Sisters,
Will give social masquerade ball next
Thursday evening at The x. 2. hall, 426
First avenue southeast
The committee on music for the Mills
meetings has decided to accept 100 more
good voices for the chorus, making $40 voices
In the chorus altogether
Rev. W j. Homdn will be given a chance
to fire off his long restreined ana suppressed
discourse on Philosophy" at the ministers
union meeting tomorrow morning.
Aid. Skoog las returned from the East,
whittier he went several weeks ago on visit
He will take aand in the fire department
fight at the couMcil next meeting.
The first Unitarian church has reorganized
it sunday school. While this church does
~ believe much in Sunday schools it is
tholght that this feature Will popularize the
err ca.
Niayor Ehstis yesterday revoked the
license of Merchant Policeman, formerly
Patfolman, Auerbach. 1t is said that Auer-
bach had used unauthorized references in
establishing his business.
The Scandal Snuff and Tobacco company
has been Incorporated with capital stock OF
al
Alfred SederStrom, c. A Carlson and Charles
Lindberg, all Of this city.
The public school teachers held their usual
monthly meeting at the central high school
yesterday. They unanimously Endorsed, by
vote, the new system on making promotions
on Cally markings instead OF on stated eX-
anlinations.
The fire department was called yesterday
to the saloon of e. Hagman, 1907 Washington
| avenue north, and to Dorsetts' catering
establishment on Nicolet avenue. Gasoline
stoves caused the fire in each instance. The
damage was slight.
Thomas Murphy, Of Granite Falls. was
taken from the city lookup yesterday aud
taken to the st. Cloud reformatory, from
which institution he was released on parole
some time ago. 1t appears that he violated
the parole and so was nabbed again by the
reformatory authorities.
A. j. Blethen has returned to Gov. Nelson
his commission as major on the staff of the
executive. and the reason assigned for such
action is that heretofore Mr.. Blethen held
tia military title of colonel. and conse-
qpently objects to being reduced in the staff.
McMullen & Co. intend to rebuild their
sew mill on the upper END of Hennepin
island, opposite the Pillsbury A. which was
burned last summer. The mill will cost
So, 900. and will have a total capacity of 30
UG1 900 feet, if operated by two crews, or 90
0J0,G00 if operated by one crew.
Marriage licenses wers issued yesterday to
ole Frangen aud Margaretta Ulstad, Otto W.
Ringuell and Emily j. Nicholson, Simon Sc
Kulowske aDdsyMary Ludznlrska, Edward
Comes and Lena Nelson, Anthony Kivus
and Mary Lang Nels A. Peterson and Hilda
Dunlap, Samuel Plant and Mary Greenwood,
John Lunden and Annie L. Johnson William
Johnson ana Augusta Peterson and Francis
Hyhes and Mary Noon.
I Tomorrow evening an entertainment viii!
be given i'll The parish house of ST. Mark S