St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-17
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBuLEs.

Four real estate transfers, aggregating
$4,000, were filed with the register of deeds
yesterday.
Claude Madden, the violinist has returned
TO Minneapolis, after nearly year spent III
study in Berlin.
Patrolmen have been instructed to prohibit
business men from covering the sidewalks In
front of their stores with advertisements.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Mott W. Matthews and Sadie E. DiSbroW, and
Andrew H. Dorman and Cora B. McCauley
An effort will be made to bring Nine. Caro-
line Ostberg, the Swedish singer, to Mime
apolis for a concert Nine. Ostberg is pro-
tegee of King Oscar of Sweden.
Rev. + A Skogsberg is again making an
effort to establish d swedish Evangelical mis-
sion school in this city. The proposed school
will have an academic course and practical
commercial department.
The Minneapolis Gas Light company took
out permit for the erection of basement
to the new gas plant. The location is Twenty
seventh avenue south and Eighteenth street.
The basement will cost $4,000.
The Ben Hur'' performance at the Ly
ceum was witnessed by another large audi-
ence last night. The production is really
mertorious one and deserving of patronage,
especially when it is given Ill the cause of
charity.
The Economic club, oficered by AIesdames
G. D. Buell., E. +. WeitZel and o. Il. Erickson,
has oeen formed by several women who de-
sire to stuGy the single tax question. 1t will
meet at the public library on alternate
Wednesdays.
There will be prize ski run Sunday after
noon at Prospect park for the championship
of Minneapolis. Three medals and other
prizes are offered. The sports will be con-
Quoted under the auspices of the Fridthjof
Nansen Ski club
Two large building permits were taken out
yesterday in the building inspectors office.
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SaWmill on the site of their old mill, which
was burned last spring. The mill is to cost
S65,OO0 when completed.
n. c. McCu1dy ard Frank Nelson were ar
rested yesterday by a special named c. r.
MCGUIRE and locked up at the central station
on the charge of grand larceny. 1t is thought
the two are the one who robbed several
houses in Southeast Minneapolis recently.
AT the meeting of the East side branch OF
the Associated Charities the secretary's re-
port showed the following work done since
Dec. 2l: Families dealt with, 80; families
visited actively, 25 families not requiring
visitor, u; number of conferences, ); ~av-
erage attendance, -; number of friendly
visitors, %; number of friendly visitors to
whom families have been assigned, II.
James j. Corbett, although the acknowl-
edged heavyweight pugilist of the world, is
much devoted to his stage work, and his ap-
pearance in his play of "Gentlemau Jack" at
The BijOu next week Will be one of the
events of the present season. "A Railroad
Ticket is full of laughable satires. This
pungent comedy will end its stay at the Bijou
with two performances tomorrow.
David Williams for several years one of
the best known head millers on st. Anthony
tails, died IN Chicago Tuesday night of heart
disease. lie was experimenting miller for
Sidle, Fletcher Holmes 4. Co for eleven
rears prior to 1889. Since that time he has
been representing several country millers in
Chicago. The funeral will be held at 2
o'clock this afternoon from the residence of
D. II. Hayes, llG4 East Eighteenth street
The orld's Fair Crayon Portrait company,
of Chicago, has requested Supt. Smith to
passes himself off for an agent of the com
pany and secures money under false pre-
lenses. The fellow has been operating quite
successfully in this city, and has a number
gave him money and received no pictures is
Mr. Aklam, living at 400 Sixteenth avenue
north.