St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-24
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

''Nick % the Woods" will be given its
last presentation at the Peoples Theater
this evening.
The D. W. N. Social club will give
their third grand ball at Labor Temple
"Wednesday evening, Feb. ~.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Jerome B. Moore and Emma f.
Davis, Lars 0. Nylen and Betsie Ry
lander.
j. H. Leonard fills long felt want by
running cigar stand at the head of the
stairs on the third floor Of the Labor
temple.
The Woman's Christian association
will hold their annual meeting tO-mor-
row at 2:30 D. m. in the chapel of the
First Baptist church.
One Bill Tracy paid 50 fine in the po-
lice court Yesterday for killing a hog
within the city limits. He was charged
with violating the health ordinance.
A permit was taken out yesterday for
$4,000 worth of inside finishing and
decorations for st. Joseph's Catholic
church, on Fourth street north, near
Eleventh avenue.
The Association Canadienne Fran
caise will hold a meeting tonight. +.
r. Leroux, of L'Eeho de POuest, and
u. Demeules will discuss whether OF no
Canada should be annexed.
Important matters are to be consid-
cred at the regular meeting of -Four.
City Camp No. $50, Modern WoOdnen
of America, to be held Wedn Sday
evening the 27th, at Plummer Post hall.
A husky-looking young man, giving
his name as Ned Elliott sadly parted
with twenty-five simoleOnS for the priv
ilege of striking one of Ole Oleson's
countrymen over the head with a board.
Articles Incorporating the Tilden
Heating company were filed yesterday
by r. 2. Russell, j. nj. Bartlett, A. B.
NettletOn, t. B. Walker, B. F. Nelson
and others. The company has capital
stock of 100000.
The prohibition evolutionary contest
for gold medal is to be held at Labor
Temple hall tomorrow evening. The
contest is part of the programme of the
State Prohibition club convention,
which is to be held Monday and Tues
day.
George Haley, Lewis Foster and
George Huddle, the three young men
arrested for stealing $50 in money and a
$40 overcoat from l.. D. Flynn's store,
at S12 Sixth avenue north, had hear
and were held to the grand jury without
bail.
There was $500 fire in the twO-stOry
frame building at -127 Second street
north Yesterday morning. The building
is owned by II. T. Wells, and occupied
Oh the second floor as a dwelling and
barber shop and confectionery store on
the ground floor.
The officers representing the differ
ent temperance societies of HenDepin
county will meet tomorrow afternoon
at Crusaders hall in North Minneapo-
lis. They will discuss matters pertain
ing to the coming conventions.
The Catholic Total Abstinence socie-
ties of the city are preparing for a
grand temperance rally at Harmonic
next Friday evening. Among the
pt6minent Catholic orators that will
speak during the evening will be Arch
bishop ireland.
. A concert for the benefit of All Saints
church, Clinton avenue and Twenty
sixth street. will be held at the church
parlorS on Thursday evening, the 2Sth.
Misses Susie MacKay and Olive Frem-
stadt, assisted by the church choir, will
take part in the programme.
Arrangements are about completed
for the Jardin d. Hiver at Armory hall
next week. The programme begins
each day at 6 p. m. There will be a
regular menu served from toe, and
after that hour light refreshments will
be served during the evening at the cafe.
There will be different programme
each day from to 10. Performances of
different characters will be rendered on
the stage at the lower end of the hall;
also squad and company drills. An art
loan will be one feature OF the exhibit
ton. The monograph will be exhib-
tied also.