St. Paul daily globe., 1888-03-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, S433, ,93355.
Fourteen cases of contagious disease re-
ported yesterday.
j. F. Kline is president Of the new COOP
erative cigar factory at 257 Cedar avenue.
Fl. Price Williams speaks on Free Trade'
at the St. Peters church at Freya hall. this
evening.
The benefit to be rendered to Miss jennie
Potter at the Peoples theater has been post
poned until April 26.
About fifty couples attended the musical
entertainment and ball given by the Divert
club at Malcolm's hall last evening
The sale of seats for 'Lost in New York."
the new aquatic melodrama, will open at the
Grand opera Friday. Lenard Grover, the
author will personally superintend the pro-
duction.
John Miller, young man employed by
Aid. Rieves, was stopped on the corner OF
Second street and Thirty-third avenue north
Tuesday night, by footpads, who robbed him
of what money he had and then left him.
CThree of the Peoples company. Barbour,
Scully and Strong, will appear with a COM
pany of amateurs at the Grand opera house,
will be for the bene-t of the Catholic sch
of that city,
The remains of Plus Byrnes were yesterday
ta6en to Byrnesville, Dakota county, where
they will be inferred to-day. The deceased
was Young man of much promise who had
90
of Rev. Father Byrnes, Of the cathedral
parish, st. Paul.
August Seiber and his sstes and mother
were arrested yesterday upon the charge of
selling liquor without license OF 2605
Twenty-sixth avenue south. The family has
been running boarding house with an
alleged ''blind pig'' attachment. They gave
bail for appearance Friday, nextweek.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day of the Globe Elevator company. The
purpose of this corporation is to engage in
the business of buying, selling and storing
grain. The capital stock amounts TO $780,
900, and the incorporators are l., Ii. Chris
tian, G. H. Christian, G. NJ. Yates and G. P.
Hall.
Effie Ellsler played Laura Don's Egypt,
for the first time in Minneapolis last night to
a fair audience. Egypt, is romantic
tional laurels by her admirable performance
in the role of Egypt The company was
seen to the same advantage. Miss EllslerJ is
deserving of better patronage. -
Case" will be given tomorrow evening.
This interesting drama has proven quite an
artistic success at this popular play house to
very large and enthusiastic audiences
throughout the week. Miss Wellesley has
been seen in few better parts than Adrienne,
and Edwin Barbour as John Remand could
hardly be improved upon. l.
Dave Peyser the manager Of Lost in New
York." was standing in the lobbies of the
Grand last night and got off the following
joke and made his escape unobserved. Said
David: my Autographs remind me of re-
cent play which was failure" ''How's
thal?'' asked The press gang. They're Lost
in the Snow" "Say," said Weadon, ARE
they Lost in New York;" NO." replied
Peyser, sin Pennsylvania" .
A meeting was held at Minneapolis yester-
day in the office of Dr.. j. F. Chaffee for the
purpose of completing the organization of a
company to continue the publication of the
Methodist Herald, and do such other literary
and publishing work as the interests e ,So Of the
Methodist Episcopal church en- IN the North
tendance of those who have subscribed to
the stock of the new company. 1t was moved
to assume the name of the Methodist Pub
fishing company, with headquarters at Min
neapolis. The stock is put at $40, 900; S12,
900 of which has been subscribed The fol
lowing were named as the first board of di-
rectors: j. F. Chaifee, B. F. Nelson, 4. 7.
Sykes, G. E. Hitler, X. H. Young, M. D.
Miller James Suydam, Robert Forbes, G. II.
Bridgman.