St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

DR.. }. j. McKinnon, of Wadena. and
Finley Grant, of Bismarck, were at the
Nicollet yesterday.
j. B. Hudson and A. j. Dillmon. the
we'll known travelling men or Chicago,
are at the Nicollet.
First NJ. E. Church, Fifth Street and
Ninth Avenue Southeast, Thomas Nc
Clary, Aastor.-Morning, "Our Resur-
rection;" evening, Easter concert.
The Ladies' Altar Society of the I'm
maculate Conception Parish will give
social al the parochial residence, PIG
Third street north. Tuesday evening,
March q. All are cordially invited.
Tomorrow evening the clever little
coincidence will begin a three nights
engagement al the Grand. She will
present her new comedy, Miss Dixie"
Monday night. and Tuesday night dolly
Warden" will be the bill.
Frank A. Brown was arrested yeSter-
day at the iiIStlgatiUn of Herbert Bar
stow, WHO alleges that Brown threat
ened to kill him. The case was set for
nearing Monday afternoon.
There is no doubt but the Biiou will
do land Office business This week. for
the attraction nj the house is Litt's ia
nous "1n Old Kentucky" The same
company which presented the play at
the theater last fall will occupy the
boards this week.
The state has commenced a civil
action against Theodore ". Esieriy, a
druggist doing business at 100 Adams
. street northeast. He is charged with
selling polSonS and medicines and fill
Ing prescriptions, being neither a regis
tered pharmacist or registered assistant.
st. Pauls Episcopal, uennepin Ave
nue. and Twelfth Street, Fraik Il. Mills
, paugh. Easter greeting, z a. M "If
Christ Be Not Risen. Preaching Vain"
; lO:3O;Chlldren' Easter festival service,
s $3.50; '.BehoId the Place Where They
. Laid Him." $50
9 Inc matter of the assignee of the
: Stale bank asking for a receiver OF the
Normanna society which OWLS Nor
mamma hall, to satisfy note OF $1,000
s. signed oy The directors, came up before
2 Jhuge HICKS yesterday. The directors
: decided they would take care of the
mole.
= Guy Engstrom. a young boy, was
Drought 10 the central police station
yesterday andsafterWards had a hearing
q DeIore the judge of the police court.
Inc result was that he was sent to the
reform school. lie is bad young fell
low ahd was but recently released from
the state Institution.
The east river bank parkway cases
: VIII come up before Judge Russell next
Thursday. The work OF determining
me ownership Of certain portions of the
land taken by the park board for the
PARKWAY Is progressing slowly. Clerk
. OF the Courts Dckey has still in his
possession a large portion of the $780,
oOo, ana Is paying it out in small
=. amounts.
Haloonkeeper Sporrong wants TO re
open his saloon at the corner of Wash
lngton and Fifth avenues north, the
incense OF which was revoked several
: DAYS ago by the mayor. Hoffman, the
partner Ill The business, has seld out his
Interest, and SpoIrong wants TO run
along without a license until the council
committee on licenses has had time to
take action on his application for a new
one.
The Turkish Coffee to he given
Monday afternoon from to 6 at The
residence or Mrs. 5. {. Gale on Harmon
place, promises TO be a novel and inter
eStlng affair. Herant Nj. Kiretchiiap.
AN Armenian OF Constantinople. will
prepare the coffee IN genuine Turkish
style, and Will give an informal talk on
It's preparation and Incidentally on
home life i'll Turkey. He is a most
entertaining speaker on Oriental sub
Jecis. The coffee will be served by
young ladies in costume, and musical
numbers will be rendered by Mesdanes
j.. A. Shea, Frank Larrabee and Misses
Josephine Jennings and Maud Pratt.
Twenty-Five cents will be charged for
admission, the proceeds to go 10 Ma
ternIty hospital. Those interested
anticipate large attendance Of both
ladies and gentlemen.