St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Eighth ward is Kicking for better po-
lice protection.
The Press club meets at the Journal Office
Monday evening.
The new Swedish academy will open to-
morrow morning.
Prof. Frank DAM, the well known must
clan, is confined to his bed.
Company will have full dress inspection
at the armory the evening of Nov. 21.
There will be an anarchist meeting at 10
Washington avenue south this evening.
Murphy, the Moorhead murderer, Yves
taken back 10 Clay county for q hearing yes
terday.
John l.. Sturtevant, of ST. Paul, has re-
moved to Minneapolis, and is living at the
ArdmOre.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals meets at the Nico1let house at
80 Monday afternoon.
The Liberal Spirtualists' association
meets at 1880 q. m, at ITO Washington
avenue south. Mr.. Iced is the speakar.
The closing day of the great Jerusalem cy =
cloralna has been extended, by request, to
Dec. J.. 1t is something everybody should
see.
IA special meeting of the Minneapolis
Tress club will be held at its rooms in the
Tribune building at o'clock Monday even
ing.
The Woman's Homeopathic society will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Buiterfield,
523 South Tenth, Monday afternoon, Nov.
10, at 2 O'Clock.
The fire department. WAS called to Finne-
CAMS place, at 11l2 Western avenue about
$3.50 last evening. The roof OF the building
was slightly damaged.
The Rev. W. r. Dobbyn will address the
Fifth Ward Prohibition club to-day, at 3 30
p m, in Dahl's hall, corner Fifth avenue
south and Twenty fourth street.
There will be d mass meeting at Mabens
hali; North MINNEAPOLIS, in the interest of
the Episcopal mission held there to-day st
p. m. Addresses by clergy and laity.
+; b. Nichols, the popcorn man. reported
TO the police yesterday that Fred Nicholson
young man whom he had befriended, had
disappeared after making an attempt to rob
his benefactor.
Church of Christ, Portland avenue and
Eleventh street-Rev. ". j. Lhamon pastor.
Morning at 1880, "a Kingdom Founded on
Love Evening. 7:30, 1.-The Lamp and the
Two Olive Trees
-. Rev. F. lomack, pastor of the colored
Zion Baptist church, Fillmore, between
Spring and Sumner E. D., will begin revival
services tonight in his church Elder Gray,
OF st. Paul, will preach Monday night.
There will be mass meeting at Odd Eel
lows hall. New Boston, Northeast Minneap-
oils Oils; in the interest of the Episcopal mission
held there Thursday evening next at T:3O
Addresses by clergy and laily.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
S. ID. utman. to erect q frame dwelling on
Morgan avenue. near Twelfth avenue north,
at cost of So 900: Mrs. f. +. Morgan. frame
dwelling, 3217 Dupont avenue SOUTH 50 OcO.
Anthony Cordeaux, while walking down
central avenue last evening, stepped off the
sidewalk at the corner of Main street. and
broke his left leg just below>the knee He
was taken to the city hospital in the patrol
wagon.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
1nl11
risette and Jane Bushway, Patrick Flynn
and Kate Mccormick. Thomas Carlson and
Carrie Peterson, Ole Brustad and Anna
Peterson, George Gagnon and Anna Moore,
William II. BOHerdlng and Victoria ID. Bayer,
Thomas Lund and Mathilda johnson.
Simon Larson. farmer living at Medina.
reported to the police yesterday that he had
been held up and robbed by three men on
Washington avenue south, near First avenue
He. claims that $500 in certificates of deposit
and some loose change was taken from his
pocket. Larson had been on spree for two
or three days
short time ago burlesque fox hunt was
held, with jack rabbit in the role of fox;
but an effort is on foot to form q club; get
pack of hounds and have the sport i'm
Babcock's office, on Tuesday evening, to
take the 1nitiatory steps. September opens
the fox hunting season, and it is desired to
have everything ready for next year. Ii is
Sa1Q lOAtS are QuitG Ill tQlS VICINITY.
James G. Smith was found wandering
around the streets in an aimless sort of way
On being taken to police headquarters a lot
of prcmissory notes, made out to C. Smith
and signed by different people, were found
in his possession. When arraigned III court
Smith said that he had found the notes, and
was hunting for the owner when arrested.
As there was nothing to show that his story
was not true he was discharged.
Revival meetings at the Hennepin Avenue
NJ. +. church, on the corner of Hennepin
avenue and Tenth street, have been in pro-
gress during the past week. The workers
feel encouraged by the number who have
professed conversion, and the meetings will
be continued every night this week except
Saturday night. DR.. McKaig, the pastor, is
assisted by Peter Bilham, Of Chicago, who
has charge Of the chorus choir. Mr.. Bilham
is a composer and ready reader OF music. and
adds much to the enthusiasm of the meetings
by introducing original and appropriate
grace notes in his music and the singing Of
/! solos.
Mrs. Seott-Siddons, famous alike as stage
beauty and dramatic reader Of rare genius,
| is to appear in Minneapolis next week for
one night only. The Peoples theater has
| been specially engaged for the occasion, and
| tbs intended TO make the appearance of the
| celebrated Engiishwoman a society event.
| The date will be Monday evening. Nov. %
| Mrs Scott-Siddons comes back to this country
| after an absence of several years. clothed
| IN the full flush of her European tTiumphs,
| with her wonderful loneliness at its height,
| and with increased ARTISTIC powers which
| have placed herat the head of her profession
| abroad. Her last two years have been con-
| slant repetItious of artistic successes. and
press and public alike have given her the
| fullest need of appreciation and praise. Mrs.
| Scott Siddons inherits both the remarkable
beauty and undoubted dramatic genius of
| her great-grandmother, Mrs. Sarah. Siddons
the finest actress the English stage has ever
| seen.