St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emilio Scagiia left last even
ing oyet the 500 line Tor a tWO-mOnths trip to
EurOpe.
Tonight 5. NJ owen will finish his list of
questions 10 be asked at the meeting OF the
Single Tax league.
4 meeting Of Carpenters Union No 102
will be held 1T Walkers hall corner Adams
ana Spring streets. this evening
4 large force OF men is now employed clear
ing OF the grounds Tor the new Sixth ward
market house II Is expected that the insti-
tuition will be opened 10 the public by June l.
Wednesday evening Rev j. S Black. OF
the FIRST Presbyterian church. will speak on
scottish Literature Prior to Burns before
the Caledonia club. at 624 Hennepiu avenue
The regular meeting of the board of df-
Tectors OF the Homeopathic hospital will be
held NJ the hospital building at 2:30 o'clock
THIS afternoon Important business IS 10 be
transacted.
The art history class meets as usual this
evening in the library building. John Van
Derilp speaks on the Renaissance Archi-
lecture OF England and GERMANY iIiustra-
ted with lantern views.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Conroy found
bundle OF clothing on First avenue south
near Washington. The clothing consisted of
shirts undertaking, etc. and had Just
come from the laundry. The owner eau
tnd IL at the Central police station.
The funeral of Carl ). Gulbrandsons six
year-old boy, Carl, VINO was killed in an ac-
v. NbilE
SaVlourS church, corner Fourteenth ave-
nue. south and ana seventh street Yesterday
afternoon at CLOCK.
Many Minneapolis people are arranging to
attend the meeting of the Catholic Truth So
clety at ST. Paul TUESDAY evening N which
Archbishop Ireland viii make an address.
ana William j. Onahan. of Chicago. read a
paper on The Rights OF and Duties of Cath
Oics as Citizens.
The last lecture OF ne course under the
EraTg Of fa r1Tr
will be delivered by Rev. Dr. Simmons TO-
morrow evening at the First NJ (. church.
corner Ninth avenue and Fifth street north
east His subject will be Mans Place in
the Physical World
The South Side lyCeum will meet at East
hagen hall the evening of March 10, ana de-
bate the question. Resolved That Capital
Punishment Should Be Prohibited in This
Country" ". P Jay and @. A. Cool will
take tie affirmative. while W II KEN nor
and Dr.. B. I Allen viii speak III the mega
tive.
The case OF The Sioux CITY Base Bail Club
against The Minneapolis Base Ball Club will
be heard next SATURDAY. when Frank Larabee
will demand that the plaintiff elects which
OF the two counts 1t VIII Try the case upon.
The claim OF special contract is made and
also The decision IN its favor OF the arbilra-
ton committee.
Gotfried karOm has entered a suit for So 900
damages against Adam A Baro who ha al
leges. came up to him. without proYocatfon.
at 1919 Marshall street northeast on Dec. n
1890. and smashed out q couple of front
teeth then proceeded to kick hole in him.
OF course Barg files an answer denying the
whole thing.
The funeral of Mrs. John T Blaisdel took
place Yesterday afternoon from the family
residence. 2244 Nicoliet avenue. the remains
being inferred at Lakewood cemetery. Mrs.
Blaiscell's maiden name was Isabel l. Gates
She was born al Lebanon. y. H.. Aug. J. 1899
and married Mr.. Blaisdell July l. 1855. at al
bany, VI She came 10 Minneapolis less
than year after her marriage and resided
here continuously up to the dav of her
death. Feb. y. She leaves four children and
two sisters. besides a large circle of friends.
al Of whom mourn her departure most sin
cerely.