St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELETs.

meet to-day.
The city council will hold regular session
on Wednesday evening.
meeting this morning.
Scrap Iron Bill of this city will speak in
Man kato next Sunday.
large party of st. Paul people spent the
sabbath in Minneapolis.
The ladies will have mass meeting in
Market hall on Wednesday evening.
Two or three uneventful runaway acct
dents enlivened the streets yesterday
The Reform club meeting at Harrison hall
yesterday afternoon was largely attended.
The Vaudeville at the Comique will open
the week with new features this evening.
Frank Glessner, of the East side, who has
been quite i'll for some time, is improving.
Ed a. Stevens is improving in health, and
his friends hope soon to see him out again.
The Father Mathew T. A S. held regular
meeting last evening, in Catholic Association
hall.
The sleighing on the streets in Minneapolis
cutters.
The Ideal orchestra will give concert in
the Central Baptist church on Wednesday
evening.
The Boston restaurant keeps doors open
and furnishes meals and luncheons ON the
European plan.
At Pence Opera house this evening the
sensational border drama, ''Nobody's Claim''
will be brought out
The Woman's Exchange will give select
parlor concert on Friday evening for the ben
eft of Mrs. John Crosby.
The Minneapolis Gas Light company has
contracted for the construction of gas-hold-
er building at cost of $780, 900.
Rev. j. H. futile will deliver a lecture in
the Presbyterian church in Oak Lake on Fri
day evening. Subiect-"Foreign Travel"
The ladies of Minneapolis seem pretty gen
orally determined to deposit their votes on
election day-for members of the school
board.
Geo. W. Penniman will address the public
meeting OF Franklin Temple of Honor at the
vi. L.
this evening.
Turner hall was filled yesterday by lovers
of the higher class of music and admirers of
Prof. Danz's orchestra, and listened to de-
lightful concert.
Despite the deplorable condition of the
streets yesterday the Minneapolis churches
were largely attended at both morning and
evening services.
A Scandinavian temperance society which
met in the Seventh street Swedish church
yesterday afternoon, was addressed by Messrs.
Trouslidt and Trabert.
A gentleman bearing the sesquipedalian
and unpronouncable appelation of Zryglas-
zawsh Wickezanowny Panfrancisz elk will
get an advertised letter in the posto flee by
calling there.
Hayerly's Mastodon Minstrels left on the
seven O'Clock train for Milwaukee last even
ing. The boys made many warm friends in
this city who will gladly welcome their re-
turn next season.
Barry and Fay who have the reputation of
being the most irresistably funny Irish
comedians on the stage, will open three
ing in 'sIrish Aristocracy''
Capt. Babb mustered in post of thirty
eight members at Red Wing under the cap
ton of the Welch Post, G. A. R., on Satur-
day evening. Col. Colville, of the old First
Minnesota, was elected commander.
Herbert Conner, Minneapolis popular
artist, has just finished an admirable por
troit in oil Of fho liftIa Jo,obtor 81 n oorno ID
Robinson. 1t is really work of art, and is
1t will be definitely stated to-day whether
or not Adon Butler of Minneapolis, and John
S. Barnes of st. Paul, will meet again in an
other Greco-Roman wrestling match. The
friends of each seem especially certain of
success iu the event they meet.
A meeting of the Northwestern Hospital
association is called at Mrs. Robinson's,
corner of Sixth avenue and Seventh street
south, on Monday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary society is in
vited to be present at this meeting.
The jurymen who convicted Fl. B. Sayre
of adultery with Carrie Butts are signing
petition for his release from state prison, to
which Judge Koon sentenced him for one
year. He committed the crime and he ought
to suffer for it, despite the false sympathy of
the tender hearted jurors.
This is st. Patrick's day in the morning.
There will be grand procession of the vari-
GUS Irish societies of Minneapolis and St.
Paul, in accordance with the programme
printed in yesterdays GLOBE. In the even
ing the Crusaders will give musical and
dramatic entertainment at Turner hall.
At 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr.. AL
fred Fish, who keeps boarding house at No.
26 Fifth street south, came rushing into po-
lice headquarters, and in breathless tones in
formed the guardians of the law that
drunken boarder had assaulted him, and he
wanted him arrested Immediately. One of
the officers proceeded to the boarding house,
and brought the inebriated young man to the
city lookup.
A post mortem was held yesterday upon
the remains of Albert Lahaire, the young
man who was fatally injured at Pence Opera
house Saturday evening. The skull was
fractured as already described in the GLOBE,
and the brain was considerably bruised and
filed with blood from the ruptured vessels.
A telegram was received by Mayor Ames
from Montreal saying his brother could not
be found in that city.
TIT