St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-07
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The Robert Emmett Literary society will
hold all important meeting this evening.
The weather Office declines to promise that
warm weather will come before tomorrow.
Thirteen real estate transfers, aggregating
Sl.195O were filed with the register of deeds
yesterday.
August Bergman announces that he will
build 100000 block of flats in the spring,
where is not stated.
Farce comedy of a musical order, "a
Railroad Ticket will delight the patrons of
the Btjou next week.
Plans are teIng drawn for the rebuilding
of Holy Trinity church as soon as weather
will permit. Every churchman is asked to
contribute 81 toward the building fund.
Among the social events which will occur
this week will be a grand ball at No. IS
engine honse, Thirty-second avenue north
and Second, street, Wednesday evening,
Feb. s.
THE case against John A. Davis, the lum
herman, charged with enlightenment. was
dismissed yesterday, it being the opinion of
the court that ii belonged properly to the
civil branch.
Eagles Nest = the scenic melodrama has
lnaugurated successful engagement at the
BijOu. Frank Losee and Marion ElmOre,
two Well-lnOwn local fav0riteS, are included
in the supporting cast
The Minneapolis Homeopathic society will
hold its monthly meeting tomorrow evening
in the assembly hall of the Library building.
DR.. II. G. Leonard will present u paper on
"Obsetrcal Emergencies.
The Union LEAGUE will celebrate Lincoln's
birthday by banQuetting at-the Guaranty
Loan restaurant. speakers from all parts OF
the state are expected. The anniversary
comes on Sunday, so the banquet will be
Monday evening.
Ii. Peavy, of Minneapolis, Will erect ;, co.,
OO} elevator i'll that city. Mr.. Peavey yesterday
confirmed The story, saying that the firm Will
also put up a 35G 0JUbushel house there, the
whole TO cost $4,000.
The report of the poor department for
January shows that Slj9! was expended in
caring for the poor. Groceries were supplied
10 lS3 families and wood to 3J}. SiXty-seven
patients were sent TO the city hospital and
eight people To the poor farm.
Mrs. ". A. Jones has Teen elected presi-
dent of the literary department of the Won
ans council. Mrs. IL. P. Judson and Mrs.
w. B. Leach will represent this department
in the worlds congress of REPRESENTATIVE
women to be held i'll Chicago next summer.
The National Elicurean Culinary associa-
ton. College No. ), OF Minneapolis. viii give
its third annual ball at Masonic Temple
Wednesday evening. Feb. s. ". T. Clifford,
j. N. Sullivan, ). Ii. Petrie. George n. Briggs
and Daniel Gimartln compose the commit
tee on arrangements. Supper will be served
at midnight
The Minneapolis lumbermen and others
interested in the hardwood lumber business
who are to attend The meeting of the North
western LumLermen's association iii It. Paul
this evening will meet at the union depot al
60 clock supper will be served at the
rooms of the Commerciai club i'll st: Paul.
1t was reported yesterday afternoon at po
lice headquarters that man had committed
suicide AT GOa FourteG NIL avenue south. PO-
lice Surgeon Gibson repaired to the place but
could find no sIicide, no man who attempted
10 commit suicide, and, in fact nothing that
would warrant any one TO telephone such
message to police headquarters
Z. :. Willard made his first appearance
before Minneapolis audience last night at
the Grand. The play was The Middleman."
Star and play packed the house and set the
peolle frantic with enthusiasm. MIR. Will
ard was accorded curtain calls in number,
and was especially honored by a curtain
call at the close OF the play. Tuxedo a
leading novelty in the amusement line. will
be The attraction at the Grand opera house
the last three nights OF this week.