St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The library board will meet tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock.
The board of park commissioners will hold
a meeting next Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Saturday, May 16, C. P. Gibson will launch
his new musical and dramatic paper in this
city. 1t will be known as Snap Shots
The fifth annual public school concert will
occur Friday evening, May Is, at High School
hail. A matinee will also be given on the
Saturday following.
Wednesday afternoon at the meeting of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
Plymouth Church, papers will be re ad by II.
L. Moore, II. E. Ladd and others, on Japan.
Tomorrow the Hotel Victoria will close for
the summer, Manager Miller and family 60
ing to Rochester. Many of the present guests
will go to the lake, while others will scatter
about the CITY,
Tuesday evening a musical and literary tes
timonial entertainment will be rendered by
George N. Morgan Post Woman's relief corps
to the Markee family, at G. A R. hail. lis
Hennepin avenue.
Stockholders of the Carpenter-Nevens
Electric Heating company will meet at the
Farmers and Merchants State bank to elect
one director and transact other unfinished
business May at 4 p. m.
A meeting will be held at Labor Temple on
May 90 10 complete the organization of the
Twin City council of building trades Four
teen trade unions of this city and six of st.
Paul are represented in the organization.
The Acme division. Sons of Temperance,
will give musical and literary entertain
ment tomorrow evening at 100 East Twenty
sixth street. Mrs. l.. w. Dunn will give q
Delsartean exhibition in Grecian costume
This afternoon conference of the Mime
apolis and st. Paul pastors will be held at
the First Baptist church. Rev. W. P. Mckee
will read paper on the ATTITUDE of Work
ing Pastors Toward the Higher Criticisms"
His attendants at the city hospital re-
port that Mr.. Dalton, the scavenger who
was seriously wounded in stabbing ARRAY
week ago last Tuesday, is rapidly gaining
and that there are no longer any doubts as to
his complete recovery.
Dr. Burrell gives it out that the Sunday
theater question will be taken up in earnest
to-day at the ministers meetings. 1t is to be
no personal question, bnt simply. is mr.
Parker a violator of the law, and il SO,
whether the law is of any avail.
Elmer Graham, who has been connected
with the union depot for the past six years,
and at one time assistant depot master. has
resigned his position, and now lords it over
the depot restaurant. Mr.. Graham is popu-
lar and will no doubt make success of his
venture.
Manager Hilton, of the Pence. has invited
the Minneapolis and Omaha Base Ball clubs
to attend the performance Tuesday evening.
AS the Twin City Athletic Combination is at
the Pence this week, the invitation comes
very acceptable to the sporty boys of the
ball teams.
Tuesday will be opening day at the Min
neapolis ball park. The management has
provided for an attractive programme
Danz's band will lead the triumphal street
procession, followed by the Omaha and Min
neapolis teams in carriages. The teams will
parade for an hour this afternoon. Games
will be called at Minneapolis at 3 o'clock.
The Minnesota Academy of Natural Sciences
will meet tomorrow evening at the Library
building. Warren Upham will contribute a
prper on line Migration OF Plants IN North
This will be the fifth and last of his series of
botanical papers. Conway Mcmillan and c.
p Lommen will give the results of their in
vestigations concerning the rhythmic growth
of the potato tuber. There will also be some
papers from the chemical laboratory of the
university, and Prof. Caney, of Carleton col
lege, is expected TO contribute paper.