St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-14
MINNEAPOLIs GLOBELETs.

MINNEAPOLIS GLOBELETs.
Easter Sunday was duly observed in all
the Christian churches Of the city.
The Rev. D. Morgan addressed the Reform
club at Harrison hall yesterday afternoon.
The Madison Square Theater company will
present ''Esmeraldan at the Grand this
evening.
At the city PASTORS meeting this morning
the Rev. Mr.. Fisher will present paper on
''Vocal Music"
The funeral of Geo. C. Bugbee occurred
yesterday afternoon under the auspices of
the Masonic order.
Mayor Lunwig and H. G., c. Smith. of Wi
mona, were in the city yesterday as the guests
Of Capt. A. a: Dennie.
The officers and directors of the Mime
apolis Base Ball club will meet at the Nicollet
this evening at 8.o'clock
The right Rev. Bishop Marty, Of Dakota,
will lecture at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception next Sunday evening.
The funeral of Jessie, the sixteenth
months old daughter Of Charles and Annie
Frizzell, occurred at O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon from the family residence.
Next Wednesday afternoon the fruit and
produce commission merchants of the city
will meet at the Nicollet for the purpose of
organizing an exchange.
On Wednesday evening musicale and
rhetorical readings will be given by the
Misses Lowell, Clark and Proctor at their
rooms in the Syndicate block.
A meeting of property owners and others
interested in the extension of the Eighth
avenue street car line to Lake street will oc-
cur tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at 243
Hennepin avenue.
a public meeting under the auspices of the
Woman Suffrage association will occur at the
First Baptist church tomorrow evening
The speakers will be Rev. Drs. futile and
Wagner and Mrs a. 7. Anderson Mrs.
L. NJ. Wheeler will render an original poem,
At the regular meeting of the Irish Ma
tional League, held last evening, an inter
esting debate was conducted by Finnegan
and Attorney Conley, on the ownership and
control of American railroads, the former
contending that foreign capitalists controlled
railroads of the United States while his op-
ponent sustained the negative Of the ques-
ton.
The Rentz Santley female minstrel com
pany, which closed a successful week in st.
Paul on Saturday, will open weeks engage
ment in Pence Opera house this evening.
The company is highly spoken of, and the
front rows will be occupied by the bald heads
armed with opera glasses. Some of the mem
berS are no strangers to theatre goers in this
city.
The Republicans of the Fifth ward will
hold their primaries this evening to select
their delegates to the ward convention,
which shall place in nomination candidate
for alderman. Although there are something
like dozen aspirants, it is claimed that j.
K. Purchase, everything considered, is the
most worthy. He is certainly bright, young
and successful business man.
The fair of the Holy Rosary parish will
open at Market hall tomorrow, to continue
until Saturday night. The funds realized
from the enterprise will go toward the cree
ton of school, sufficiently commodious to
accommodate all the schoolable children in
the parish A lot adjoining the sisters resi-
dence was purchased the other day for the
school site, by Rev. Father Metzger, for
$4,000.
Tramps have been committing depreda-
tions out at the yards of the Minneapolis and
st. Louis railway, near Chestnut avenue, for
some time, until they had become an intoler-
able nuisance. Last evening Lieut.. Daily
detailed Sergeant Baerferring and a detach-
ment OF police, and they went out in the
patrol wagon and raIded the box cars. In
one car they found fourteen Migrants and
coralled them.
A committee, consisting of Messrs. Moran,
Fox and Garitty, was appointed to confer
with Adjutant General C. NJ. Mccarthy. with
the view OF arranging through him for re-
ception in this city to Alex Sullivan, presi-
dent OF the Irish National League of Amer
lea, who, according to the GLOBE of vester-
day, will lecture in st. Paul on Sunday even
ing April 21ths The Irish societies of this
city are DESTROYS of hearing the distin guished
nationalist speaker on the Irish question.
and are determined to give him reception
creditable to the society and cause he repre-
sents.
The French Catholics of Minneapolis have
hitherto all worshiped at the church of Notre
Dame, East side, but the parish has been di-
Vlded by Bishop Grace, and all that part of
the city lying to the west Of the river and
north of Nicollet avenue, has been founded
into the new parish of st. Clothilde. with
Rev. N. Nargonette, formerly of Little
Canada, Ramsey county, as pastor. The
French Catholics residing in the new parish
will assemble for organization at Catholic
hall on next Sunday, and steps will i'm
mediatelY be taken to erect anew church
The French Catholics of Minneapolis number
500 families.