St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

J. C. Slater, one Of the first charter mem
| bers of the Ishwara TheOsophical society
| and who is deep student IN theory ana prac
| tce o. theosophy, will read very compre
| hens1ve paper entitled primary Principles
| in Theosophy' before the Isbwara, D02 New
| York Life Insurance building, this evening
| at 3 O'Clock.
Bank clearings yesterday were Sl.2)6, 7GO.l7
| Next Sunday confirmation services VIII be
held in all the scandinavian Lutheran
churches
DEL W. Murray, 00J Hennepin avenue, is
seriously iil with pneumonia, and II IS feared
he cannot survive.
Louise Jewell Manning viii read Henrik
Ibsen's brand" at Century Iusic hall Mon
day evening, May ,.
The gentlemen of Simpson NJ. f. church
have made arrangements 70 pay OIL the
church debt about $1,000, at the annual
meeting IN May.
T. b. Walker says the new central market
will be opened promptly on time June ]. and
that all but five of the stores IN the Duli ling
have been rented.
The Minneapolis Uuerwriter- were TO have
held n meeting yes terday afternoon, but were
unable TO secure quorum. Inc meeting
will be held next Saturday afternoon.
The club house OH the bottoms, belonging
TO the Long Meadow Gun club. burned lueS-
day afternoon with all its contents. The loss
is about $1,000 and insurance SOW
Inc Long meadow CiuD VIII meet tpAhf 1T
4 p. III, at j. w. Griifin's Office, in the Guar
anty Loan building, 10 take action on The
question OF rebuilding the burned ciuD house.
Miss Gertrude Cady, who has been study
ing for the past two years i'll Paris and SUIT
CART Germany. arrived in Minneapolis Tues
day, after visiting friends in New York and
Chicago.
The masons Of the city will turn themselves
loose for pleasure this evening Hennepn,
Minneapolis and Khurum lodges unite in
grand ball at Masonic temple. supper Will
be served.
Hon. K. q. Horr, the well-known orator.
will be in Minneapolis May 80. Decoration
day, and will lecture at the Lyceum theater
in the evening His topic has not been de-
.cided upon.
Tomorrow evening committee composed
of representatives from all the labor or
gauiZations III the city will meet at Labor
temple and complete arrangements for Labor
Day celebration on May 1.
A H. Griffin. junior partner in the late
firm of Hach & Griffin, viii leave Minneapo-
lis for Chicago MAY to assume charge of
The retail department in A. g. Spaulding's
mammoth sporting goods store.
William r. Collins died GU April 10 Tin
sleeu) of valvular heart disease at the resi-
dence of his son-In-law, James T. Womack,
, j. Eighteen-and a-haf avenue south, Min
neapolis. The remains were taken 10 Steuo-
ehville, o., for burial.
The park board committees on improve
ment and finance yesterday TOOK drive
around to the various parks to find q suitable
ste for the Col. Stevens old house. The
bouievards were also visited for the purpose
of seeing what is needed in the way OF
sprinkling.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John Miller aud Mary Senze, George Ii. Wat
son and Abbey Z. Chase, Gust Dahl and Ag-
mes 'Stenveg, Herman j. Rose and Mary ID.
Dahl, William L. Adair and Jessie Cradick.
{ al j. Stockdale and Ida NJ. Souddn, Jonn
>Sidem and Lectt Cotton.