St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The annual meeting and election OF on
GERS Of Minneapolis Lodge No. l, knights OF
Pythias, will be held tr1S evening at Masonic
Temple.
1.-THE Grey Mare" Sims and Raleigh $
clever comedy, will be the attraction at the
Grand Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week.
The indications are that John T. Kelly in
his humorous creation of Melee of Dublin
will break all past records at the BiJou the
coming week.
Judge Hooker left the city last evening for
Duluth, where he will be engaged in holding
court, at the request of Gov. Merriam. lie
will be absent week.
The annual ball of the Locomotive Fire
men was held last night in Masonic Temple.
There was very large attendance. and the
ball proved enjoyable i'll every particular.
Peter Carlson, who was run over by a
switch engine Monday evening, is dead. The
remains have been removed TO EarlS under
taxing establishment, where the coroner Will
hold post mortem.
J. E. Bell, president of the Hennepin
County Savings bank, will deliver an ad-
dress tonight at the Young Mems Christian
association OH the subject How Young
Man May Educate Himself"
The police received word from c oquet
yesterday that man named William Crow
has been found dead in bed at that place.
The police were asked 10 look up his relatives
who are supposed to live i'll this city.
The football game played at Athletic park
yesterday morning, the opposing teams being
Minneapolis and st. Paul high school boys,
was an exciting contest and was won by the
Flour City kickers by score Of 10 to 4.
The attendance at the Bijou yesterday was
large at both matinee and evening perform
ances. The engagement of "McCarthy's MIS-
hapS" Will terminate with a matinee ana
evening performance tomorrow at 30.
The first annual bali of the retail clerks
association was held last night at the
Guaranty Loan. 1t was very pleasant at
fair, and the attendance was large. Supper
was served at the Guaranty Loan restaurant
The A. D. II. company has secured lease
of the rooms under the Nicoliet Naiona
bank, now occupied by the ST. Paul and 6iin
neapolis Trust company. and will remove TO
this location about the first of the new year.
RDaniel Sully, in 1.-The Millionaire" played
to two big audiences at the Grand yesterday
and pleased both of them. MIR. Sully is sur
rounded by a good company and gives a
highly enjoyable performance of a good
comedy.
The Women's council, of Minneapolis. will
hold its first open congress at the Hennepln
Avenue M. T. church, next Monday and
Tuesday, opening The afternoon of the first
day and continuing through the evening and
with three sessions Of the day following.
The Norwegian Baptist church. OF this city,
is to have new pastor in the person OF Rev.
M. &. Ohrn, who Will soon arrive from
Throndhjem, Norway. Rev. Larson will go
to his new field, Clark's Grove Mimi, as
soon as his successor has been installed
The Minneapolis curling club is ready for
business. Arrangements have been made
for opening a rink in the exposition build
ing, and a committee has been appointed to
solicit memberships. The club will enter
three Kinks in the bon spiel at ST. Paul in
January.
Fred Croak. an Eden Prairie farmer, was
brought to the county Jail Tuesday and
nbn x1TIth rnf1 mi,
stream by digging ditch. He was locked
up without commitment and was let go
yesterday on writ of habeas corpus, brought
before Judge Lochren.
John Gleason, of Richmond, MIMI, was
sound dead in bed yesterday morning in a
lodging house at 245 Hennepin avenue. He
came to this city several days ago to visit
friends and had been drinking considerably.
He was tifty-four years of age and unmarried.
1t is supposed death was due to heart failure.
Rev. DR.. Wayland Hoyt, pastor of the First
Baptist church, is suffering from an accident
to his foot. In taking his hitching weight
out of his buggy a few days ago he dropped
it on his foot, bruising, though not seriously
jnjurilig that member. He will not be able
to be out for some days.
There will be meeting of the Kindergar-
ten association this evening at O'Clock III
the lecture room of the Church of the Re
deemer. All members and others interested
in the work are invited to attend. The reg
ular Saturday lecture VIII be delivered this
week by Miss H. Twitchell, on color and
Color Work i'll the Kindergarten
The unqualified success of the Normanna
Skating club has stimulated the Swedes of
this city, and they have organized a rival Or
ganization. johnson, the bicycle wonder
who is something of skater also, is in the
lead. The club will lay out a rink on the
river near the union depot. and will arrange
a series of races for the winter, besides fur
nishing rink for the public.
Verdandi is the name of a new Swedish
singing society, which was organized here
last Monday. The following officers were
elected: j. W. Lindquist, president; John
j. GRAF, vice president; August Ekman,
secretary; x. o. Ekmau. treasurer. Victor
Nilsson was elected delegate to the conven-
ton, held this week at Chicago and opening
today, which has assembled for the purpose
of forming a national union of Swedish
singing societies. Verdandl will devote all
its energy to The culture of chorus WORK,
leaving aside the more delicate features of
quartet singing. The membership is at pres
ent limited to sixteen.