St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The spring term of the Minnesota Hospital
college opens this morning.
Tuesday evening the Third ward Repub-
ican club meets at Hunts hall.
The county commissioners will hold their
customary monthly meeting to-day.
The Merry Eight Social club will give a
swell ball at Window hall tonight.
Rev, c. W. Merrill addresses the Eighth
Ward Prohibition club at Chestnut hall this
afternoon.
The regular meetings of the board of trade
and the several ministerial associations will
be held to-day.
Gen. F. Getty discusses the. political situa-
ton from prohibition standpoint at Plum
mer Post hall Tuesday evening.
The trades assembly will be addressed Fri
day evening by Prof. John G.. Moore, of the
school board, on the school question.
The South Side Associated Charities meets
in the Augustana Lutheran church, corner of
Eleventh avenue south and Seventh street,
this afternoon.
Tuesday evening the Electric club meets at
the Permanent Exhibit, In the Boston block
Prof. E. r. Shepard will read paper on
Dynamic Electricity
The second annual commencement of the
Homeopathic college will be held at the First
Baptist church this evening. Rev. DR.. Bur-
rell will deliver the address
Rev. Father Drummond, Of the University
ness of Unbelief'' at the Church Of the I'm
maculate Conception this evening.
Tuesday evening the Minnesota Brush
Electric company's building will be open for
public inspection. N. j. Mershon, the super
intendent, will show the visitors around.
Prof. II. w. s. Cleveland will deliver a
lecture tonight at Dyer hall before the So
ciety of Fine Arts on the aesthetic develop
ment Of Minneapolis, referring particularly
to park system.
Temple and Rosedale councils of the
Northern Legion of Honor hold joint meet
ing at Temple Council hall, "a Washington
avenue south. The new officers of Rosedale
council will be installed
The funeral of Mrs Eta Fairburn, wife of
Police Inspector William Fairburn, who died
Saturday morning of consumption, will take
place from the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception this morning at o'clock.
Judge John FL. Brown, who presides over
the Twelfth judicial district, was at the Mic
ollet last evening He leaves this morning
for Granite Falls, where he will hold term
of court for Yellow Medicine county.
The West Turner Hall society gave a social
dance last evening at their hall on the corner
of Washington and Fifth avenue North.
Some sixty couples skipped about the ball
room until midnight to the music Of DAMS
orchestra.
The Ryan hotel, St. Paul. was represented
in the metropolis yesterday by W. r. Wood
Cne cdSulcT, duu Q. v. hdiIIs, tuc rum Clerk
When last seen they were relating to Clerk
O'Brien at the Nicollet some of the "ApriI
fool jokes they had been playing on Clerk
Hyser at the West.
Deputy Sheriff Anderson. of Wright county,
on Saturday arrested Thomas Hughes, con
nected with the Minneapolis Hardware COM
panv II Fourth street south. on charge of
forgery. The alleged crime was in sending
a forged check for SIS for board bill by
Hughes wife. The check was drawn on the
Security bank.
The council committee on railroads will
meet on Tuesday afternoon to consider the
nue. street railway line, from Fifteenth ave-
me south along Cambridge street to St.
Mary's avenue, in Southeast Minneapolis
and the extension of the Bloomington avenue
line northward.