St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-24
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBuLEs.

Fourteen real estate, transfers, aggregating
S36,Q59, were recorded with the register of
deeds yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Olof OLSON and Amanda Lofgren, and Moses
J. St. Cyr and Mary A. Kenast.
. THE Power of the Press, melodrama OF
al entertaining character, Will be next
week S attraction at the Grand opera house.
j. II. Herman, who has been at the head OF
the Minneapolis weather office since Aug; |,
1891, has been transferred to Columbia at ms
own request The present winter settled
him.
Ejectment proceedings have been begun
against the obdurate tenants on the Dayton
property, iXth street and Nicollet avenue.
The cases will come up Tuesday in the mu-
nicipal court.
Miss Mabel Gage Edinger and William Ellis
worth Kimball were quietly married at L
o'clock yesterday at the Berkeley, Rev. 5; W;
Sample officiating. Mr. and Mrs. hlmpal
have departed on trip to Duluth.
Beginning next Monday evening. Prof.
George MacLean. of the university, Will give
a series of weekly lectures on "Glimpses OF
English and Letters of Today. This course
is part of the university extension course.
Dean Pattee, who sustained such severe
injuries by falling on an icy sidewalk. IS
slowly but steadily improving. His physician
states that it will be at least three weeks be-
fore he will be able to get about his room.
THE Two Sisters was written by the
authors of The Old Homestead, and is
play that presents in Il realistic manner the
many wiles and temptations of metropolitan
existence. The sale of seats is now IN prog
ress for its engagement at the BlJou.
Ground will soon be broken for new rae;
lory to be built in the vicinity OF the OLD
court house. 1t will be built by the Murdock-
Wunderlch company. and Photographic
emulsion paper will be manufactured. Ihe
capacity of the factory viii be 60O gross a
day.
The new system of paying off the members
of the police force will go mo erect al !he
next pay dav The members will receive
their paw in checks sent around to the cap
tains of the various precints, instead OF CALI
ing for it at the office of the city treasurer, as
at present.
The council committee on fire department
met yesterday forenoon and audited the
monthly budget of bills, The matter OF dls-
posing Of the site of the Third street engine
house was discussed. but no action taken
The offer of S25 900 cash will probably be
sent back to the council again for action.
1t is likely that a resolution, censuring, the
health department for the manner III Whlcn
IFS members have been squabbing through
the press. will be passed at the council meet
ing tonight A number of The aldermen are
of the opinion that both DR.. Kelly and DR..
Leonard have been wofully indiscreet.
Capt Louis Rober who was dropped"
from the IRE department last Decelupel p9
Chief Runge, returned Wednesday evening
from New Mexico where he went to work in
gold mine owned by Minneapolis capital
lists Mr.. Rober was not delighted with lhe
surroundings of HillsborouSh, N. NJ ana
gave quit claim deed of his interest i'll gold
mines.
few who signed the membership roll are
anXiouslv innuiriHg the whereabouts of the
Commercial club. Much horn-blowing was
done in its interest last summer and fall, 800
members we're secured, $4,000 was collected
fIom the members and arrangements were
made TO build a club house. Nothing mas
been heard of the club now for several
months.
The Woman's Christian Association will
row afternoon. the 25th inst, at 2:30 o'clock,
in the Wesley Methodist Episcopal church.
The programme will include the annual re-
ports OF the several departments OF work,
brief historical sketch of The twenty-five
gears and the election Of officers and direct
prs for the coming year.