St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

The Minneapolis cooper shops are be-
ginning TO use oak as substitute for
elm heading.
Nine warranty deeds were flied with
the register of deeds yesterday, aggre-
eating Sl0,525.
The White Squadron" will be pre-
Sented at the matinee at the Grand TO-
day at popular prices.
Three hundred Scandinavian books
are on the way 10 this city to be placed
II the Franklin avenue branch library.
1t snow said that the total loss to the
Hennepin Barrel company by fire is but
s., 500. About $4,000 barrels in stock
were uninjured.
Fred {. Joslyn. a deSerter from Fort
Meade, surrendered himself yesterday
to the recruiting officers. lie was for
merry in Troop |, Eighth cavalry, sta
TONED at Fort Meade, ). ID.
The Minneapolis lodge of ElKs will
give ladies' social ar the Nlcollet hotel,
April Il. The committee in charge con-
sStS of Or, Neil DQwney, +. IL. Water
man and F. y. Cothran.
The executive council of the Mime
sofa Grand Court of ForeSterS has de-
cided that the session of the grand court
shall be held in Minneapolis the second
Tuesday in May instead of in St. Cloud.
Marriage licenSeSwerei SSuedyeSterday
to Gustav Bloom and Albertlne Bood,
John \. Skarin and Minnie {. Johnson,
Charley WALTON and Johanna NJ. Lind,
and Ole jackson aud Johanna Paulson.
President Goodnow, of the Repub-
lean state league, has called meeting
of the executive committee in this city
April ). Action will be taken for rep
reSentation at the Louisville gathering.
a Joint committee of the United Nor
wegIan church and the Uauge synod IS
in session this week at the Augsburg
seminary for the preparation or a hymn
book for use III the NOrW egIan churches
in America.
Inspector J. w. Lawrence, Of the
United States secret service. says he has
a Tin" that Capt. Thomas l. Porter Oh
Chicago, will succeed Chief Drummond.
the present head of the United States
secret service.
There will be no inquest in the case OF
5. L. Lyons, who was killed Thursday
in an elevator accident. The coroner
investigated the matter, but could get
no evidence, as there aad been no Wit
neSSeS 10 the accident.
\ warrant was sworn out yesterday
L
I.amare, porter at the Brunswick hotel.
I.amare is charged with kicking Thu
delsOn'S. son, who is neWSOOy, ana
with seriously injuring him.
\ popular matinee today at $50 and
an evening performance tonight at SID
will terminate the engagement OF Kate
ClaXton in The Two Orphans" at the
Biiuu. Commencing with a matinee to-
morrow at 2:30, Lillian Lewis.
For the present at least the street
railway company does not intend to use
the Hcnnepin avenue loop. This loop
would carry the cars up Hennepln TO
Sixth street. and thence back TO Wash
ington via Sixth street and First avenue
south.
Marshall p. Wilder, the humorist and
entertainer, will appear at the Lyeeum
next Tuesday evening, March %, assist
ed by Miss Carlotta Gilman, soprano;
Miss Cecilia a. WOOlSey, musical
phenomenon who performs on twelve
musical instruments, and NJ. Edwin +.
Kendall, pianist.
Harry Warning. formerly stage man.
ager of the Bijou, who is at present con
nected with the Sol Smith Russell COM
pany, left for Chicago. 1t is likely he
will take part in putting on the elabO-
rate production of BLACK Crook" ut
McVicker's, which is to hold the boards
in Chicago for twenty weeks during the
worlds fair.
Mrs. Ware. of the Breck school,
Wilder. Mimi, and Miss Sybil Carter,
in charge Of the Indian schools for lace
making, White Earth, Mimi, will adj
dress the women at st. Paul's parish
rooms Hennepin avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, Monday,
March y. at 2:30 p. m. All women in
terested are cordially invited to attend.