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

Four real estate transfers, aggregating S14,-
$50, were filed with the register of deeds yes
terday.
Arrangements are being made to produce
Douglass Volk's play, "A Studio Romance"
at the Lyccum theater in March.
The plot of ALVIN Joslin,' at the Bijou
this week, is founded on the experiences OF
q down East farmer on his initial visit to
New York.
A scenic production on an elaborate scale
will be seen at the Bijou the coming week,
when Eagles Nest Will be presented. with
Edwin Arden as star
Frederick Warde and Louis James begin
their engagement at the Grand opera house
tonight in Julius Caesar" The seat sale
opens today for E. S. Wizards engagem mt.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William Ii. Walker and Lydia Wilson, Peter
Hostek and Annie Zinijak. G.. Frank knowl-
ton and Lille d. Hartogs, John A. Gardner
and Anna NJ. We ed.
At the last meeting of the board of trustees
of ST. Barnabas hospital, Mrs Thompson,
for some time matron at the Shelterlng Arms,
was chosen matron of st. Barnabas, i'll place
of Miss Eastman, who resigned to take up
the study of medicine.
The residence of Mrs. NJ. O'Brien s Holden
street, was totally destroyed b. fire early yes
terday morning. The loss was Sl20J. Fire
in the third story of 34 Nicollet avenue yes
terday afternoon frightened the occupants
OF the DlOCk, OUT ulu HUE damage.
The council committee OH roads and
bridges met yesterday afternoon and dis
cussed the old matter of building Il viaduct
at the intersection of Central avenue and
Broadway instead of IL bridge. A number of
the property owners were present and ad-
vocated the viaduct. The committee took no
action.
general meeting for the members and
friends of the Needlewor,z guild will be held
tomorrow morning at ~ o clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Frank Airport 3l4 Seventh
streeth south This will be the first meeting
since the November distribution of garments
and will record the election of officers for the
ensuing year.
Health Commissioner Kelly is mad and pro-
poses to learn the city physicians lesson.
Yesterday he read twenty certificates of birth
from DR. D. F. Barber and fifteen of them
the health ordinance. Some of the births
dated back as tar as October DR.. Kelly pro-
poses to prosecute DR.. Barber to the full ex-
tent of the law.
Arrangements have heen made for the es-
tablishment in Minneapolis in the building
adjoining Anthony Kelly d Co. S store of
branch Of the business of Charles B. Rouse,
OF New York. The branch will be called the
Northern Supply company, and will do busi-
ness with general and department stores.
Joseph Frenchenteld, of Plankinton, s. D.,
will he manager.
Rev. j. w. Dunjee has returned from Okla
homa, whittier he went to look over the field,
to which he will remove April l. He will
make his headquarters at Choctaw City and
do general missionary work under the au-
spices of the Baptist church, among the 5000
colored people in the territory. He expects
to see the colored people accomplish great
things in Oklahoma q
For the information of those who would
like to know from what nationalities the
present Minneapolis police force has been
recruited. Secretary Mannix has prepared a
list showing the following: Born i'll Ireland,
u; Irish-American. u; NorwegianS, 10:
Swedes, -; Danes, L; Germans, II; Norwe-
gian-AmericanS L; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
%; French s; Swiss, 1; Bohemians. 8: Jews,
.. The other members of the force are either
Americans or Canadians