St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

F. Hanley left last evening for Daven-
port, 10.
The Bostonians open their engagement in
"Mignon.'
Bank clearings yesterday were S552, $50. 10;
for the week, So, AS, 461.8 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Glessner, who have
been spending the winter in California, have
returned.
The Eleventh Ward Republican club will
meet in Tollefsens hall this evening 10 elect
a county delegate.
Ground has been broken for the new Spec
tator building on the Stewart property, on
Fourth street north.
bursting water main on the corner of
Hennepin and Washington avenues caused a
little trouble yesterday.
Mrs. Gates, residing at ZIG Aldrich ave.
nue.. took morphine Thursday night with
suicidal intent, but it is thought she will re-
cover
Mrs. Mary T, Lathrop, of Michigan, will
speak in Plymouth church Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock under the auspices of the con-
ference of unions. Subject, Temperance
j. d. Tanning, president and j. W. Hen
ion, vice president of the American Water
Works association, leave Tuesday for Cleve-
land, O., to attend the annual convention.
Marriage licences were issued yesterday to
Gust johnson and Anna Olson, Robert Nord-
tome and Carrie Sheen, Samuel Aida and
Bertha Rasmussen, Nels Larson and Betsy
Hanson.
The Peoples theater had large audiences
at both Yesterdays matinee ana evening per-
formances, when the BLACK Diamond" was
presented. Seats for Company BIS benefit
next Friday night are now on sale.
Mrs Mary 7. Lathrop, of Michigan, will
speak under the auspices of the East Mime
apolis W. c. T. U. in the First NJ. E. church
this evening at 7:3O o'clock, corner Uni
versity and Second avenues southeast. Sub
ject: ''Temperance."
Kohl d Middleton's latest surprise is the
grand wire walking of Prof. Weltzman, who
performs this wonderful feat upon single
wire stretched from the museum to the build
ing opposite. The professor can be seen
daily at and z p. m.
This evening the quarterly concert of the
pupils of the Northwestern Conservatory of
Music will be given in the Dyer music hall.
An attractive programme has been prepared
by Charles III. Morse, the direclor. and an en-
joyable performance may be expected.
The sale of seats for the Bostonians opened
yesterday at the Grand opera house. The
engagement of this favorte opera company
next week promises to be very large. Sew
eral boxes have been secured and theater
parties have been announced by several
leaders of society.
The new directors of the Masonic Temple
association met at 3S Third street south last
evening and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, r. B.
Langdon; vice president, F. c. Pillsbury
secretary, G. C. Farnham; treasurer, J. NJ
Williams. The president appointed the
various committees.
The Prohibitionists are preparing for gala
week, beginning on Monday. Il. c. Rich
mond, chairman of the Wisconsin state COM
mittee and speaker of unusual force, will
be the speaker. He will talk on Monday and
Tuesday at Plummer hall. Wednesday at
DANA hall. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
at Harmonic hall.
The First Baptist church was the arena
chosen by the class of 80, of the Hennepin
academy. last night, to give all exhibition of
their skill and learning in collective body.
Essays were read by the Misses Ida Herzog
and Annie Stacy: Rotations were given by
Misses Bessie Northrop and Mamie Estes
The Grafton was delivered by Frank A. Bates.
The music was supplied by Miss Mabel Chase,
Miss Ethel Wheeler, Miss Billiard, and out
siders who kindly assisted were Messrs. Bull
ard, Strachauer and W. B. Heath. There
was very good attendance.