St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

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Eugene Bondat, Of Grenade, France, is at
the West.
w. c. Corbet has been appointed receiver
for +. l.. Rice.
All Catholic churches will observe Palm
Sunday to-day.
Five cases of scarlet fever reported to the
health Office yesterday.
The east span of the Franklin avenue
bridge is now completed.
Rev. w. w. Satterlee lectures at Chestnut
hall at $50 this afternoon.
A. H. Nelson speaks at DANA hall this
evening on the cause of Poverty"
Mrs j. Phillips, wife of the well known
liveryman. died yesterday noon, leaving four
children.
Capt A. H. Nelson will lecture at DANA
hall at 1880 p. N. Subject, Poverty and
the Cure of IT.
The Presbyterian alliance meets Tuesday
evening at Westminster church. A pleasing
programme has been prepared.
Dr. Frank Woodbury., the new pastor of the
Second Congregational church, speaks for
the first time in Minneapolis to-day.
Grand spring and Easter opening of MILL
merry goods week of Monday, March 20, at
Segelbaum Bros You are invited.
Gen. Danford, of Kansas addresses the
Blaine club at the hall corner of Cedar ave-
nue. and Lake street tomorrow evening.
The annual oratorical contest at Manchester
college, preliminary to the state intercol-
legiate contest, occurs Tuesday evening, the
9th. Residents in both cities will take the
o'clock trains.
The Cyclorama Jerusalem on the Day Of
the Crucifixion,'' was successfully hung in
the Panorama building last Thursday. After
the completion of the foreground. which will
take three weeks more to build, the great
painting will be placed on exhibition.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Griswold and Christine Chaufeldt;
Cob
Emanuel Carlbau and Amelia Carlson; ia
cob Zien and Fannie Levy; Andrew Perhson
and Mary Anderson; Marshall Parker and
Alma Boon.
At the meeting of the Fellowship Associa-
ton of the University Of Minnesota at the
West hotel last evening the plan of raising
fund to be contested for by persons gradual
ing from that institution was discussed at
some length. 1t met with general favor, and
arrangements were made for canvassing
Minneapolis and st. Paul for subscriptions.
butterfly social will be given by the
Girls Mission Band of the Church of the Re-
deemer Wednesday evening, March %, at
the residence, of Mrs. J. M. Robinson, 603
from until 8. Musical and literary pro-
gramme by members of the band. The pro-
ceeds are to be devoted to a childs free bed
at the Northwestern hospital.
Yesterday evening the members of the
Minnesota Florist society held pleasant
session in parlor D of the Nicollet house. W.
A. Kerridge read an entertaining paper on
the aims of the society to advance their in
tereStS and by cooperation aid and assist
one another. President Nagle was in the
chair and the attendance was very good.
Next meeting will take place at the Ryan
hotel on the second Saturday of April.
JJ McGregor, who was recently arranged
on charge of running disorderly house at
Nos. 2 and a First street south, denies all
the statements He says that the house of
ill-fame over his saloon, was not under his
control, and when he was Informed of the
nature Of the resort, he reported to the police
and had a notice served on the occupants.
He further states thathe mas run first-class
place and can furnish recommendation from
prominent business men in the city.
The Windsor hotel last night, under its
hospitable roof, sheltered among others,
John Cumming, New Orleans, La; James C.
Tarbor, Monticello, Mimi; e. A. Miller,
Neenah. Wis; B. +. Parker, Aberdeen. Oak;
Miss A. 2. Colp, Montevidio. and Charles d.
Cowles and Leon Mayer, of the Arthur
Rehaus company, are at the Nicollet house.
j. G. Watson, Faribault; p. U. Dulmage, Win
nipeg; William Beck, a well-known Milwau-
kee citizen, and F. K. Smith, Mitchell, are
also at the Nicollet.
A. Daunaher and an unknown. Of Grand
Forks, Dak., are matched to wrestle a mixed
match for $1,000 stakes. Mr.. Daunaher
was formerly of this city and a member of the
Minneapolis Athletic club gymnasium. He
won the middleweight amateur Greco-Ro-
man medal offered in a tournament by the
manager Of that club, G. o. Duplessis, in the
spring of 'S6. Mr.. Daunaher is at present
visiting friends in this city, but returns to
Grand Forks by next Saturday, March 81,
when the match occurs. He looks in excellent
condition and will give the unknown a tussle
that he will not forget soon.