St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bray s. Robinson yesterday took out per-
NIT to build $4,000 sawmill, to be located
on the southeast side. They intend putting
in two band saws fifty-seven feet in length.
Articles were yesterday filed incorporating
the Hennepin County Horticultural society
and Gardeners association, with the follow
ing officers: President, Michael Pearce:
vice president I. Fitzpatrick; secretary, j. b.
Northrup treasurer, A. Asire; directors, j..
Y. Grimes, William Lyons, G. Fl. Roberts.
Articles were also filed with the register in
cooperating the Grand lodge, Knights of
Pythias of Minnesota.
II. R. Searle of st. Paul, a popular iron
broker, spent Sunday evening in Minneapo-
lis, where, it is said, he has a very tender
prediction
The Democratic nominees of yesterday
were conceded to be unusually strong Every
man named is called tower of strength.
The Nicollet club has issued handsome
book containing its charter, con stitution and
bylaws and its list of membership.
Tonight the Democrats of the Second ward
will meet at Cataract engine house to noni-
nate candidate for alderman.
The Alden Chatauqua circle met last night
at the ladies' ordinary in the West hotel and
heard very entertaining lecture by Prof. Par
sons of Carleton college. Elements of Matter
was his subject, and he illustrated it with
number of pleasing experiments.
Fay Templetou will be at the Grand to-
night in the "Coquette." Her recent en-
gagement was such pronounced success
that she has returned to duplicate it, if posi-
BILE. Tomorrow night "Olivette" will be
the bill. For the remainder of the week
Fritz Emmett will ''yodel" in the ''Strange
Marriage of Fritz
Many Republicans in the Second ward are
anxious to unite with the Democrats to select
good Democrat as alderman.
Washington rink was crowded with people
last night to see the wonderful feats on skates
and bicycles of the Girard-Vokes combination.
1t was a performance, too. well worth seeing.
Prof. Kinds and Miss Ethal Vokes are mag
nifcent bicyclsts, and Fred Girard, Power
Bros. and Miss Fanny Newhall are wonder
full roller skaters. The combination will
perform again tonight.
Zion derry drilled at Crocker rink
last evening, and brilliant lantern march
followed.
The Philharmonic society had fine re-
hearsal of the Stabat NJ alter last evening.
Seats are selling we'll for the Ashlander
Bergstrom concert to be given at Harmonic
hall tomorrow evening.
The Citizens Wheel club met in the BIZ
cycle rink at Armory hall last evening for
the purpose OF holding its annual meeting,
but owing to the slim attendance no business
of Importance was transacted.
The East Side cornet band serenaded Pc
ter Theilen at the Theilen house last night.
There were about 200 who listened to the
music.
The Mercury Bicycle club will meet in lar
mory hall next Tuesday evening to arrange
for summer sports.
The committee on roads and bridges met
at the city engineers Office yesterday after
noon and opened the bids for the construc-
ton Of the iron bridge over the river from
South Washington aven ue. The bids ranged
from $50, 600 to sos, 600.
Dr. E. T. Gibson has announced himself
as an Independent candidate for alderman
in the Sixth ward.
The Hennepin county teachers institute
began its session yesterday morning at Ex-
celsior, with about one hundred teachers
present. A reception was held at the Excel
sior house last evening.
In the municipal court yesterday the pre-
liminary examination of Frank Burtin and
Michael Cain, the two crooks who attempted
to burglarize the Duluth freight depot, was
set for tomorrow at p. m.
The iourneymen plasterers are preparing
to organize union.
The Minneapolis 81 st. Louis road denies
any intention of building an independent
line from here to st. Paul.
At Mrs. Chatfed's this afternoon the
Auxiliary of the Northwestern hospital viii
meet to arrange for its coming apron sale.