St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-15
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULBs.

Nine real estate transfers, aggregating SILL
240, were filed with The register of deeds yes
terday.
miss Helyett'' Wilt be given at the Grand
this evening for the last time. The matinee
has been postponed. Miss Lottie Collins
will not appear this evening.
The exposition board no longer has any
doubt about going ahead with preparations
Tor the exposition of next year. The guar
auty fund has reached Sl03,0OO.
Comedy lovers find deal of fun in the sa-
tirical skit, "A Railroad Ticket" now hold
ing forth at the Bijou. Today ut 2.3O pop
ular-priced matinee will be given.
Tie proposed railway bridge over the Dean
parkway between Lake of the Isles and Lake
Calhoun will be built OF iron, and III such
manner that the framework can be concealed
by shrubbery and foliage.
Col. Hans Mattson, who was taken i'll Mon
day of this week, was slightly improved IN
condition yesterday, though his physicians
stll consider the case critical. Col. Mattson
is suffering from an affection OF the heart
Albert Brathel, an employe of the Milwau-
Ree road, was brought in from Glencoe last
night with a crushec leg. He was taken to
the ST. Anthony hospital i'll the patrol wagon.
Brathel was caught between the BUMPERS of
TWO freight cars.
Judging from the mail passing through the
minneapolis postotlice yesterday, the custom
of sending valentines on ST. Valentines day
is almost extinct. The amount of mail han
died was not appreciably increased on ac-
count OF the day.
Mayor Eustis yesterday dismissed from the
police force Putrolman Peter Jansen, of the
East side station. The charge against him
was being drunk on several occasions. Jan
sen was appointed last November by Mayor
Winston.
Sergeant Leonard and Patrolmen Butler
and Mousse made raid on JOINT IN Flsh
alley last night arresting John Pomeroy
Grace Deshon, May Smith and Charles John
son. The first two were charged with keep
ing house OF llltame.
{. NJ. Loring is arranging n conference OF
REPRESENTATIVES of the Minneapolis st. Paul
and Duluth park boards to discuss needed
legislation With reference to parks. The con-
ference may he held today, but probably will
not be held before later i'll the week.
Last night Union Encampment No. A.
]. o, q. F., eXemphfed degree work before
the officers OF the grand encampment at Odu
Fellows hail. Today the grand encampment
Willmee George W. Bertram is SPOKEN OF
as the probable successor OF Grand Chlet
Patrick hugo.
Articles of incorporation of the Industrial
Mutual Life Insurance company were nled
yesterday by Il. A. Macgregor, Eugene A.
Huchins, Charles Ii. Hanson, F. b. Stone
man, Charles N. Cooley, Frank L. Gilbert,
Alonzo r. Shattuck, Charles ID. Whitehall
and Louis f. henage.
Tonight the Swedish tabernacle will be
the scene of u mass meeting to discuss the
tree text book bill introduced i'll the leglsla-
ture by P. B. Winston. Who is responsible
for the meeting is not known, although a
committee of lUJ ciuzens Is said TO have
made arrangements.
The people living around Lake Harriet
have appointed committee TO call upon
the board OF education for Il schoolhouse out
in that section. 1t IS asserted that sixty chill
dren have TO walk two miles or more TO
school. Last spring the Lake Harriet school
nj Of a
George b. kirkhride received from Homo
lulu yesterday IL pamphlet, Two Weeks OF
hawaiian History. This gives complete
story OF The hawaiian revolution i'll January,
and is published by the Hawaiian Gazette
company. The book came from Consul Cen
eraI severance, who is MI hirkbride's faith
eT-in-aW.
articles of incorporation of the Minnesota
Endowment association, tor the purpose of
operating a mutual endowment plan, with
no capital stock, were filed Monday by ii. W.
DAVIS w . +. Lewis, b. 5. Rogers, b. G. Van
Haesen, A. NJ. Jacques, y. j. lorker, Mrs
NJ. Z. Lewis O. G. Graves and j. w. Rut-
ledge.
marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John +. HanleY and Alice b. Rivers, Jacob
Ensch and Marguerite Elilernger, John
Hanson and Christina Peterson. Matthew s.
Farrell ana Mary a. Macarthur, Albert Il. g.
Wood ana Letita NJ Wallace, John A. Rein.
hOldZ and Hedvig +. Bohllen, and Fred
Fisher and Alice b. Carey.
sWallace Bruce, United States consul at Ed
inburgh. writes d. c. Bell that he has Sc
cured from the town council of that city
size for burial ground for Scottish-Amer-
lean soldiers and sailors. A statue OF Abra-
ham Lincoln reading the emancipation
proclamation will be erected there at a cost
Of 5000. MIR. Bell has been invited to repre-
sent Minnesota ut the unveiling i'll July, but
he thinks the governor should be chosen.
The North Star and Minneapolis Gun
- t- bDV q follow
Ing officers elected: President, j. c. Joyslin;
wee president c. a. Christensen; secretary.
F. G.. Lawrence; treasurer, John Marshall;
field captain, ii. z. Lawrence. The tourna-
menU committee are the officers and d. 5.
Carried, A. +. Shuler. James Ford, Il. A. Fox,
ii. j. Pyle, the Kennedy brothers and j. w.
Hemluud. The annual tournament will be
held about the middle of May.