St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-13
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoauLns.

Prof. Lindley will deliver a free lee
ture Sunday evening. p. H., at Della
Whitney Norton's. 90G Hawthorn ave
nue., Silver Question, or the way From
Hard Times"
Nils. Lizzie Yates. of Chicago, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. E.
Terrell. S!gO Pleasant avenue, goes with
Mrs Terrell Monday to Little Falls on
a ten days visit With Mrs. 1ibbettS.
The college OF physicians and sur
gems, OF Which DR.. Mcdonald is the
president, has leased the Rand prop
erty, corner of Seventh street and cev-
enth avenue south, for term of five
years. and has taken possession.
+. Z. UCoHnor. employed at Chatter
tons cedar post mill, was seriously hurt
at Inc mill about , O'Clock yesterday
morning, his elbow being laid open by
saw. lie vas taken to 81. Mays hos
pitai, and 1t Is feared that ampGuatlon
Of the arm will be necessary. O'Connor
lives at 1905 Sixth street north.
Secretary Nee. Reeve. of the Mime
sota worlds far commission, yesterday
afternoon issued a circular regarding
the shipment of stock for the eXpOSI-
ton. giving all details, Shipping charges,
etc, The exposition barns Will be ready
on the 18Th, and stock must arrive in
Chicago on the 10th. as the date of eX
hibition is the Dist. The Chicago
charges, including switching, are $500
IN and out.
The committees of the board of chart
ties and corrections will meet next
Tuesday 10 make up estimates of the
funds needed for the maintenance of its
three departments, and also the amount
of fuel needed. The superintendent of
poof has reported that about $500 loads
of gang wood will be needed to supply
The poor. The superintendent of work
house prefers request Tor 600 cords of
soft wood. and 200 IONS of soft coal Will
DE needed at the city hospital.
The fire department muddle is not
over yet, according TO Aid. Rollins. He
stated yesterday morning that those
who were Interested in wedding out the
drinking and thieying Clements are de-
ferinlned To continue their efforts. The
diGcrnan states that he has reliable in
formation that the next grand Jury Will
be asked to consider evidence with
view TO the indictment OF several mem-
berS OF the department who were not
indicted by the last grand jury.
The condition of the unemployed Ia
boring classes in Minneapolis is becom-
ing such as TO call for united action IN
The direction of relief, and convention
10 formulate plans to be submitted to
the council will be held at Labor temple
next " edHesday. The council will be
called upon 10 furnish such relief as
may he III its power, by way of giving
work TO the unemployed, and the re-
spe"f!Ve labor organizations of the city
are requested TO Send three delegates
each.
The Young ladies of the Immaculate
Conception church have always been
successful Ill giving entertainments but
me harvest festival they are now ar
ranging promises to SurpasS ANYTHING
before attempted. The lawn will be
appropriately decorated. and one of the
popular bands will furnish music. Light
refreSllmeni will be daintily served. 1t
IS given for the benefit of The orphans
Tickets can De obtained on the grounds,
cP;ner Western avenue ana Ninth
street, for - cents.
Tomorrow evening E. S. Willard will
tiegln an engagement of one week at the
Grand opera house, opening with Henry
Aftiur Jones powerful play, The
Middieman," which is also on the pro-
Eramme for Tuesday and Saturday
evenings. Wednesday night he will APP
pear i'll Judah another very strong
Play by the same author. The bill
tiiurday night will be Sydney Grundy'S
= FGOl's Paradise" and Friday even
ing and Saturday matinee, The Pro-
lessons Love Story" j. NJ. Barrie's de-
ilghtfuL cnmedN.