St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-18
MINNEAPOLIS GuOBULEs.

Eleven real estate transfers, aggregating
Sl73UJ, were recorded with the register of
deed yesterday.
The council eight hour committee met last
night, but Immediately adjourned without
taking any yactlon.
A small lumber Office at the corner of
Third avenue and Fillmore street southeast
burned last evening. The damage WAS about
$50.
popular-priced matinee of "A Railroad
Ticket will be given at the Bijou this after
noon, and the final performance OF the en-
gagement tonight
Annie Nelson. of 242 Eleventh avenue
south, was found in destitute condi-
ton yesterday by Officer Powers. She was
removed to the city hospital.
John King, who was arrested by Detectives
Howard and Doyle Thursday night for steal.
ing harness from E. G. Allen. was bound
over 10 the grand jury in the sum of SiOJ.
The exposition management has secured
photographs OF the horticultural exhibits at
the Citrus fair in San Francisco, and viii get
ideas from them for the horticultural eXhlD'
its III the neXteXpositiOn.
Aid. Snyder proposed method to simplify.
or rather do away with reDateS on special
taxes, is not considered practical. The most
important obstacle is that the auditor would
have no check on the treasurer.
Mrs Willie sherman, colored woman,
was arrested yesterday on charge of grand
larceny and turned over to the st, Paul
police She was badly slashed with razor
Oh Nicollet avenue Sunday night.
Arnuel A. Welintz was arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday charged with
passing forged cheek. lie pleaded not
guilty, and bail was fixed at S5O0. He will
be gwen hearing this afternoon.
Around the mills it is reported that flour
barrels have never been so scarce in Minnie
apulis with II ten years us now. The shops
loinu tbn hpSt tlpV bIt they
handicapped by scarcity OF heading.
The fourteen days given the tenants on the
Dayton property, Sixth street and Nicollet,
TO move, expired yesterday. The tenants
will not move, ana the erection of the new
building Will bedelayed by Il legal battle.
John johnson, a laborer living al 622
Pierce street northeast, suddenly became in
sane last evening, and made things lively Ill
the vicinity of his home. Officer Mousse
was called and took johnson to the central
station.
Next Thursday the Farmers and Mechan-
les Savings bank will remove from TEN pie
Court to It's new building on Fourth street,
between First ana second avenues south.
The new banking room is the most expensive
i'll the West.
The Lumberman says that the loggers have
nearly all recovered the time lost on account
OF recent hea Y storms. and are putting i'll
more logs than ever. 1t is expected that 4?0,
UJt.U0g feet will be cut for tue mills i'll this
district besides those cut for the Rat Portage
mills.
Building Inspector Gilman returned yes
terdav from ST. Louis, where he has Deen i'll
attendance on the convention of the Nation
al Association Of Building Inspectors. EX-
Building Inspector hazen was reelected
vice president and secretary OF The aSsocla-
ton.
The ladies of the Minneapolis improvement
league have taken z. Ii. keily's anti-cigaretle
bill seriously. They have invoked the aic of
City Attorney Simpson for the preparation of
Il bill tnat will cover and prohibit the sale
and use of cigarettes.
Rev. &. j. Petri has gone to Burlington.
To-, to attend a meeting of Swedish Lu-
theran ministers, who will consider the juDi
lee festival to be held in Minneapolis. The
committee on music has arranged for grand
chorus and will bring some singer of note
here as SololSt.
The Masonic Library association celebrated
the third anniversary of its organization
with a benefit social last evening at Masonic
Temple. Stereoptlcon views, readings and
music were the features of the programme.
The reader of the evening was Mrs Louise
Jewell Manning. The library fund was
benefited substantially.
Those who have received invitations to
the fancy dress ball at the Masonic Temple
Feb. q, can secure tickets of any of the
Luhrah ladies' None will be allowed Oh the
floor until after II unless i'll fancy dress.
cred fancy dress this year.
Two more productions of ben Hur'' will
be given at the Lyceum, the beautiful spec
tacular pantomime being seen this afternoon
and evening. A large number of seats have
been sold i'll advan :e for this evening, and
large house is assured. The performance is
moving with much smoothness.
Patrick Gormley and Willie Burroughs,
two Young lads. ran away from the state
school at Owatonna last week. The last
named arrived at his parents home, :1O5
Eighteenth avenue south, i'll Minneapolis,
Thursday, but Immediately disappeared, and
nothing has been heard of him since.
The officers Of the Womans council and
the executive committee of the kindergarten
association conducted Il reception to Mrs.
Alice Putnam, the kindergarten promoter, at
the public library, yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Putnnm explained the work she is doing for
the world fair AT $50 this morning she
will speak in the Church of the RedeemeI on
Child Culture.
Julia Evanson. the young woman arrested
for shoplifting at Donaidson's Glass Block.
was sent to the workhOuSe yesterday for
thirty days. Peal Guyot te, the handsome
young woman arrested on the charge of Va
grancy, was given a sentence of sixty days.
She was told she could so to the House of the
Good Shepherd, but declined, much to the
surprise OF the judge.
The proposed Lenten services, in which
the Episcopal churches of this city will
unite, are attracting considerable attention
OH account or their novelty, and because
they are on the same plan as those which
Phillips Brooks 1naugurated with such sue
cess in New York Daily. for one week. be-
ginning Monday, q MONDAY service will be
held IN the Bijou theater 1t will last bu.
half an hour. beginning at l..