St. Paul daily globe., 1891-03-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 1854,
001.S5.
Good Friday services will be held-to-day at
st. Pauls church morning and evening, with
sermons at both services.
Seats are now on sale at the box office OF
the Grand opera house fer the Danz orChes-
ira concert Saturday evening.
The Wllburs continue 10 attract large audi
ences at the Grand, and Fra Diavolo'' is
having highly prosperous run.
There was an alarm of fire at noon yester-
day from Gil Nicollet avenue. A gasoline
stove OH the second floor exploded, but no
damage was done.
There will be a three-hours' passion serv-
Ice in Holy Trinity church to-day from noon
till o'clock Bishop Gilbert will be present
and confirm class at Is p. N.
County Auditor Ledgerwood yesterday paid
S259,01O over 10 the city on the March settle
ment There remains to be paid Sl50,0O0 TO
the city and $4,000 to the school fund.
Hugh j. Young. formerly in the dray bust
ness in Minneapolis as a member of the firm
of Young, Patterson Il Co., died yesterday at
Montreal, after lingering illness OF nearly
year.
Harry Patchen says that he will not make
any defense in the divorce suit against him.
and hopes the divorce will be granted. but
he does insist that the complaint makes him
out q little worse than he really is.
A mass meeting of residents of New Boston
was held recently to take steps to abolish
simply as Northeast Minneapolis. Resolu-
tions 10 this effect were adopted, and New
Boston is now thing OF the past.
Martin Thompson, who was arreste :.
Wednesday ana arraigned on a charge of
non-support preferred by his wife. told
Judge Mahoney yesterday that ne was will
ing TO live with and take care of her. He
was discharged and went home with his
wife.
Alexander McCaTam. who died Tuesday of
SC hx-ca
five daughters. He had over fifty grand
children and over twelve great grandchil-
dren. He was eighty years and six months
old. He was not survived by his wife as
stated.
Several days ago a boy named Peare Smith
Henry Lunt was found in Minneapolis and
sent back to his mother at Little Falls,
whence he had run away. He is back in
Minneapolis now with his mother, who seeks
TO have him sent TO the state public school at
Owatonna.
A professional matinee will be given to-day
ST the Pence by Fay Fosters Big Burlesque
company. Their olio is one of the best ever
seen in Minneapolis. Next Monday Sam T.
jacks CTeoles open a week 5 engagement at
the Pence. Their amazon march is said to
be the greatest on the stage Seats are now
on sale.
Detective NJ. E. Doyle yesterday arrested
the two remaining members of the gang of
boys who have been stealing copper anG
brass from the street railway companv's Lyn-
dale avenue barn. The boys are Hans Void
and Charles Rolander, and they were sent to
the workhOuse for ten days each.
Work was commenced Wednesday upon the
iron superstructure of the new bridge over
the railroad tracks on Fourth avenue north
and Washingtou-withiu one day after the
arrival of the first carload of iron. The re-
mainder of the iron required for the first half
is now ex pected TO arrive as last as needed.
Undertaken John Gleason arrived yester-
day from Chicago with the body of Alexan-
der Petrie, who died there on Monday night
Petrie was brother-in-law to D. D. Smith,
and his burial took place yesterday after
noon from the residence of his sister, Mrs E.
Jackman, at 1858 Portland avenue.
a song recital will be given at Plymouth
| Church this evening by Miss Elsie Lincoln
| recently of Denver. Miss Lincoln has won
! unstinted praise from the Denver press.
! which names her as the fauorite soprano
singer of that city. Miss Lincoln will be as
! sisted by the Mendelssohn Quartette, of ST.
| Paul, and by Claude Madden, violinist
| The Twin City Alumni Association Of the
! University of Wisconsin has elected the fol
| lowing officers; F. y. Hendrix. Minneapoa
! lis, president; W S. Tupper, secretary and
| treasurer, and Mrs. George Bum. of st. Paul
vice president. The glee club of the uni
| versity of Wisconsin is TO visit Minneapolis
| April and give a concert at Century hall.
| The Alumni association viii banquet the
members of the club at the West hotel on the
afternoon of that day,