St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, sos, 43s. 90.
The new picture is being moved into the
panorama building.
Fifteen cases of conta gious disease were
reported yesterday.
The Crusaders matinee will commence at
2 p. m. at the Peoples.
The sale Of seats for Lost in New York;
has opened briskly at the Grand.
The receipts of the fair given by st. Peters
A. M. Z. church amounted to $500.
French Republicans of the East side met
at SO Central avenue last night and organ
lied
Patrice, who plays the leading role in Lost
in New York." was last seen hear with
Roland Reed.
Schlegel, died Yesterday of diabetes. He was
eighteen years of age.
The Caledonian society will attend the fu-
neral of Henry Breckenridge, at 80 Third
avenue south, this afternoon.
The Minnesota Brush Electric company
promises to sink the oil tanks at the works,
and thus remove the horrible smell which
now comes from the plant.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
morning to George X. Brown and Carrie l..
Hall, Charles Lewis and Kitty Osborne, John
E. Olson and Albertine Johnson.
The stage carpenters of the Grand are busy
on the tank used in the Aquatic play, Lost
in New York. When completed it will hold
10000 gallons of water.
Miles q Barton, who run the play 'Lost
in New York, " have won the suits instituted
to determine the right to use water in a tank,
representing the East river, New York.
J, S. Mccullough, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Omaha, and j. G.. Taylor,
general passenger agent of the 500, left last
evening for st. Augustine, Fla, to attend the
convention of passenger agents at that place.
The jury in the inquest held on the body of
George II. Blake, who died at st Barnaba's
hospital, after being picked upon the street
the effect tnat he came to his death from ap-
oplexy, and censuring the police for care
lessness in handling Blake.
Prof. Cummack of Chicago. gave an inter-
esting reading to large and appreciative
audience at the First Baptist church last
evening. Among his selections were the
trial scene from the Merchant of Venice"
Mark Twain's .:Critical Situation Dickens
''Boots at the Holly Tree Inn,'' Hogg's Jack
Johnstone, the Tinker and scene from
Lovers Handy Andy"
1.-THE attraction announced for the coming
week at the Peoples is a drama bearing the
somewhat sensational title of 1.-The Child
Stealer." This will be the first production of
the play ever seen in the city. 1t is said to
be celebrated London success. first prof.,
founded on the fact of of a womun who kid
maps her own child by mistake.
By request of the national officers of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union ALI
the unions of the United States will observe
March 1S to % as a week of prayer for an
especial baptism Of the Holy Spirit. The
unions of Minneapolis will hold meetings
daily, from to p. M, at their respective
places of meeting, except Friday, when az
union meeting will be held in Centenary M.
E. church, from to 5 and from 80 to 9 D.
m. Reports of local states, national and
work of the world. Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union, will be given, and short ad-
dresses from interesting speakers. The pub.
lie are invited to attend as many of thosel
meetings as convenient. The Central union
will meet at the parlors of the coffee house,
so Fourth street SOUTH