St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBuLEs.

Eight real estate transfers, aggrC eating
81 .S't'. were filed with the register OF deeds
yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Charles j. Nelson and Minnie Anderson,
Henry Marchand and Emma Nurmandin.
The employees of the Parts-M rton com
pany enjoyed themselves with dancing IN
ire hall over the Bijou opera house last
night.
The insurance on the burned noly Trinity
church has not been adjusted vel, so me
Yestry has not been able 10 take acIlon Ill re-
gard 10 rebuilding.
; Mary Smith, arrested on the charge OF con
dUcling bogus candy store on lower
Washington avenue, was fined $50 IN the
municipal court Yesterday.
The Modern Woodmen will give grand
ball on ST. Valentines eve Elaborate prep
aratiOnS are being made, and the event gives
promise Of being successful one.
Attic next meeting of The board of health
the proposed ordinance placing the food m
spection underline supervision of the health
department Will be thoroughly discussed.
At9!0 Guaranty building will be fonnd the
office of the Western Autographic Register
company They have taken more commoul-
Gus quarters to meet the demands of lncreas-
ing trade.
An evening paper prints rUmor TO the ef-
feet that a gigantic trust, to include ali the
flour mills of the Northwest is being formed.
D members OF tne flllSDuTN- w NSlbuiH 'iiN
other milling firms deny that The story con
tains veslige of truth.
Although the heavy storms of the past
week have retarded logging operations, lllllc
complaint comes from the camps. me
heavy SHOWS are taken as an assurance that
The logging season Will be long enough Tor
all necessary work TO be done.
The b. F. johnson company was incor-
pOIated yesterday with $4,000 capital stock
he company will carry on general business
in coal, farm produce. etc. The incorporators
are +. ". johnson. Charles j. JOhnssn and
Charles A. smith
Speaking of the anti-pocl room bll, City
Attorney simpson suggests that the state
enact a law making the operation or a pool
room Il misdcmcanor, instead OF a penal
oifense. Then The city can cause the arrest
OF the proprietorS every time they open up.
The new saw mill of c. y. smith X Co.
Will be built just above Shingle creek, or
Camden place The mill Will be open By
June / anyhow possibly by May l. and Will
cost about Sl:5.OO0. The mill will employ
from .51 to ; n men. and will have capacity
of -, 0 ; feet in ten hours.
Frank Hazeltou.the young man who has at
tanned 50 much nOtOriety through trial IN the
district court. got himself licked last night
in the billiard room of the Nicolet house. lie
accOsted Young man called 'Boney in II
way the latter aid MOI like, ana was knocked
down couple of times for his trouble.
James Aylmer, of Dassel representative of
the Hardened Copper company, was i'll Mllr-
neapOns Yesterday on his way TO Chicago
where he Will assist at the tests of topi er
hardened by The new process discovered by
Peter johnson. of Dassel. Recent tests
seemed TO demonstrate that the hardened
COPPER has greater over of resistance than
Steel Of tbe same thickness.
AID Snyder has fixed upon plan to
make the taxpayer smile. In the case of
spermaneut improvements being annulled or
any change made that will enable the tax
payer to a rebate, the amount of rebate due
hall bc placed to his credit by the county
treasurer and the same deducted from his
axes.
The second annual benefit of the Masonic
Library association will be held on the even
ing of Feb. II. in the Masonic Temple. The
entertainment Will consist of many novel
features. including stereopticOn view; Mrs.
Manning, as elocntionist; F. ii. Forbes, as
soloist; the Masonic Quartette and Rev. Nj
ID. Shutter as speaker.
An East s:der named John Anderson
created CONSERVATION i'll the mission rooms,
over 9 Washington avenue south. last night.
He came into the room. where religious serv
ices were in progress. i'll an intoxicated con-
dltion and BEGAN breaking the chairs and
other furniture He conducted himself after
the manner of Wyoming cowboy, and it
took stalwart policeman to quiet him.