St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

'sMam'zeIle" at the Grand again tonight.
Mounted patrolmen will wear blue uni
form with blouse.
1t cost over 1913, 900 to run the Mime
apoliS schools last month.
The Minneapolis Rifle club will begin
shooting at long range to-day.
The Zoch piano recital occurs at the
First Congregational church tonight.
Minnie Mills, charged with keeping
house OF ill-fame, was committed thirty
days.
The Minnetonka train on the motor line
will leave at o'clock on Sundays, instead
of 7:30 as heretofore.
The board of water commissioners failed
to meet yesterday. but session of the board
will be held this evening.
George O'Connells was an aggravated
case of drunkenness, and Judge Mahoney
sent him to jail for ten days.
A meeting of members of the G. A. R.
who propose gotng to Portland was held at
Window hall last night for drill.
Newsboys and bootblacks talk of mass
convention on the government building lot
to-day to discuss the new license ordinance.
Company A will give an exhibition dress
drill next Monday evening. The cards of
invitation bear the monogram of the NJ.
L. I.
A meeting will be held this evening at the
residence of Fl. B. Beard to form a Mt.
Curve Avenue improvement associa-
ton.
Really fine was the concert at the Wash
ingtOn rink last night by the combined Danz
and Seibert full orchestras Manager Clark
is nothing if not energetic and enterprising.
j. P. Martin of Oxford, Eng, and Miss
Blanche Allen of this city were married
yesterday morning at Gethsemane church
by Rev. Graves. They will make their flu
ture home in Chicago.
Charles Casper, E. Cadwallader and
John Williams were the men who paid a
fine of SIS each for getting ON toot, while
Leonard Dupree, Chris Nelson and John
Nelson were sent to Jail for five days for
the same Offense.
T. S. Baucher and Lena Brurer, George
Beggart and Lena Keltenaker. }. Martin and
Ada B. Allen, John A. Holden and Elise
Kafstad, Anthony j. Dwyer and Ellen
Mailman, P. O. Score and Emelia II.
Fricke yesterday obtained marriage Ii
censes.
1t was not only fair sized but an I'M
usually intelligent and highly appreciative
audience that attended the grand concert
rendered Prof. Gustavus F. Hall in Curtis
hall last evening, prior to his departure to
his new home in New York city, and all
who were present commit no folly when
they count it one of the enjoyable evenings
of a lifetime. The audience testified it's ap-
probation in hearty encores, and the must
clans cheerfully responded to the encores.
The selections were happy and from
the best works of the leading masters.
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.
A. W. Scott has returned from trip to
Canada.
Hon. C. D. Baker of Deer Creek is in
the city.
John Grosbush has returned from visit
to Germany.
Col R. F. Pickert of Pickert, D. T., is
at the Nicollet.
G. H. Wood and J. K. Hertine of Hope,
Oak, are at the Nicollet.
P. G. Hale, prominent stone contractor
of Chicago, is at the West.
J. D. White of Fargo was in the city
yesterday, accompanied by his wife.
Judge l.. L. Baxter and L. L. Aune of
Fergus Falls were in the city yesterday.
Prof. James Fairman, prominent artist
has arrived with his family and will make
this city his home.