St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLoByhEs.

Eleven warranty deeds were fled
with the register OF deeds yesterday,
aggregating $60,15O.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day 20 Charley ROnuUng aud Olga
Cram, Charles NUleriZ ana Johanna
Truman.
The funeral of James Bryant, who
died al The Windsor hotel tuesday from
an overdose of morphine, occurred yes
teTday nom COnuOily's morgue.
Aid. Flanders returned TO the city
yesterday from his trip to the South.
lie SAYS The action Of the Democrats III
ueposng President BraZIe was out
-ageOuS.
The remains of John Roberts, who
died at The London lodging house re-
Gently, we're forwarded Tuesday night
to the brothers OF the deceased at Potts
dam, \. /.
OF the sixty sites offered to the board
OF corrections and charities twenty of
them have been rejected. The remain
Ing sites Will Ue visited by the board
next Tuesday afternoon.
The special meeting of the park
board called by Vice President StOft, to
accept the condition or the bill to estab-
Iish Il fish hatchery in GltnwOou park,
viii be held this afternoon.
Religious people are not the only ones
who attend thes Mills revival meetings.
PickpocketS have found rich harvest
al the large meeting, and several cases
have been reported to the police.
Loren Fletcher, congressman from
this district, has communication Trom
the war department stating that a va
caHcy at West Point will be filled IN the
usual Way by competitive examination
III this district late in April.
The prOpretOrS of the Casino and
Jumbo called at police headquarters
yesterday and endeavOred to fix up mat
JerS, but they were told that they must
either close up their places or procure
the necessary licenses. 1t is understood
the places will close their bars and run
variety tneaterS instead of saloons.
Kate ClaXton drew a large matinee
audience at tile BijOu Yesterday in the
Two Orphans" The engagement of
Lillian Lewis next week is of consider
able interest to the feminine patrons OF
JhiS playhouse. Her two plays, Lady
Lip ana "Iherese Raquin," are said to
be dramas OF strong interest.
The central programme committee OF
the WOman'S council will meet with
Mrs. Il. b. Walker today at 10 a. H.,
sharp. Departments that have not as
yet elected new chairmen will be repre-
scented by the chairmen of last year, and
all persons having business with the
committee are requested to be present.
Miss Bessie Buxton was married yes
terdav afternoon at 4 o'clock TO Ii. p.
Watson, at the home of her parents, 9S
Highland avenue. Rev. Mr.. MillSpaugh
10 II, tho
of a few intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson will leave this evening for c
short trip 10 New Yerk, and will receive
their friends the last two Wednesdays
in May at o Highland avenue.
The exposition management has had
printed the rules and regulations gov
erning exhibitors at the show of 1893,
and will send them out in few days t.
the more prominent firms of this city
and the Northwest, asking them to
make exhibits. The rules and regula-
tions are printed on blank application
for space, which will be returned to the
management. together with descrip-
ton Of the nature of the proposed eX-
hibit.
The appeal to the Western Passenger
association in regard TO the discIimina-
ton against Minneapolis has been
formulated, and is now being presented
TO the business men Of This city for sig
natures. 1t calls for the placing of the
name Minneapolis on through tickets, as
we'll as that of st. Paul, and is in the
form of petition.
jesse d. Carr, one of the oldest and
best-knoWn residents of California, was
at the West yesterday. He went to Cal
lfOrnia i'm 1919 as collector of CUSTOMS
under appointment of President Zach
airy Taylor. Mr.. Carr is the father OF
Mrs. Jessie ID. Carr-Teale, who was
concerned IN the will of the late Maj