St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-05
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Donald Grant. The railroad contractor.
of Faribault. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Wainwright will present IAN
Unt quail Match at the Grand tonight.
The Swe di sh- American bank is al
Taroing 10 do business as national
bank.
Charles II. Holcomb. clerk OF the
suprt ire court, called on his Minneapc-
lis friends yesterday.
Hon. p. ii. Kelly, Of ST. Paul. and his
brother, Anthony Kelly. paid a visit 10
Before his depSr-ue for Topeka Rev.
Frank X. Millspaugh was presented
with purse of $40 gold pieces by his
parishioners.
a colony Of twenty-five Russian imi-
grants left over the Great Northern last
night, for points in North Dakota, where
they will lake up farm lands.
The board of directors of the North
western hospital will hold regular
meeting this afternoon in connection
with tie hospital Board and the young
woman's auxiliary.
The Minneapolis Lodge of Elks. No.
a. held meeting last night. A num-
Der of new members were admitted and
considerable business transacted. There
MAS large attendance.
Arrangements have been about COM
pleted for The launching of Capt.
Brewers new river steamer, the Capt:
John c. Reno, which it is expected will
occur next Monday atteSn0oD.
Patrolman Games Ii. Merrick. Of the
First precinct, was married last night to
Miss Lizzie Hanley. The couple will
make their home at the corner of Har-
mon place and Twelfth street.
County Treasurer Buxton states that
for tie first quarter OF the year he has
collected personal taxes to the amount
of S49S. 1890, which amount is sl0.000.65
less than for the same period last year.
Thomas Bloom. the liveryman, whose
place of business is on Eighth street,
between Nicollet and First avenues.
made an assignment yesterday in favor
of Jacob II. Coax. The assets are but
E6GO.
Yesterday the work Of getting out the
S,OC0 invitation; for the formal opening
Of tire Couznercia club was begun.
The invitation is a neat affair. The
billiard taDieS nave arrived and will be
set up toSay.
A Masonic family social. musical and
literary entertainment Will be given at
Masonic temple this evening byKhurum
Logs No. ll2, A., +. and \. NJ. for
which Almost attractive programme has
been prepared.
Charles Rucher, a Wright ounty
farmer. was brought before the district
court yesterday and fned SO for con-
tempt of court, having failed to make
disclosure of his property DIS ordered to
do by the court.
An interesting lecture was delivered
at Labor Temple last night by A.
Hirschfeld, who spoke on the GO
operative Commonwealth" his subject
appealing to naT'nuaiiSts, socialists and
reformerS in general.
The acMullen Brick company is the
name of new organization that filed
letters of incorpo, alton yesterday. The
incorporates are Joseph Congdon,
Joseph MacMullen and John Ii. Tress,
and the capital stock is $4,000.
Mrs. Minnie Holen, who was brought
to This city by Bert Harter. from Fergus
Falls, was sent to her home in Mankato
by the city. Harter was sent to the
workhouse. He attempted to force the
woman into entering house of i'll
fame when he got her to the city.
A notable literary event will occur at
Century music hall this evening, when
the gifted young artist, Harriet Long
fellow Davis, will give dramatic read
ingS from Sir Walter ScOtt's"' Marmion.
Miss Davis will be assisted by the
Mozart Quartettp. and the programme is
one of rare excellence.
Plymouth church contained a large
and cultured audience last night to hear
the lecture of Herant Nj. Kirttechjian,
of COnstantinople. AMI one of the lead
ers of the parliament Of religions at the
worlds fair. His subject was "The
Fallacy of Theosophy," which was
handled in a very able and eloquent
manner.
Judge Steele. of the probate court,
has decided that there is not sufficient
evidence % warrant his declaring Mrs
Kate Roebuck, wife of the jeweler on
the top floor of the Globe building, i'll
sane. The nhysicians in the case, how
ever. recommended that she be sent to
the Northwestern hospital for month
and her case watched closely.
Next Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock
the laying Of the corner stone of Zion
Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
church, corner of Twenty-fourth ave-
hue north and Sixth street, will take
place with appropriate ceremonies
Prof UlviSaker, of Luther seminary,
Robbinsdale, and Rev. Vangones will
speak in Norwegian. and Rev Achen-
bach in English Zion church choir and
the male Quartette of Luther seminary
will sing.