St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-18

MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Charles {. Bates, formerly of Mime
Apolis, but how of Kalamazoo, Mich,
is visiting his mother, on Henuepin
boulevard
Tne graduates of the Hughes inSIi.
tute held an enthusiastic meeting last
night III the headquarters OF the / In
the Rochester block.
Willis A Dunlap, of the United
States Express company, left Saturday
for Manistee, Mlch., OH a lWO weeks
visit with his parents.
A piano recital will be given at
Century Music hall tomorrow evening,
at which Alma j. Wesiin, The accom-
pliShtd NOung pianist, Wall give several
recitaiiOnS.
The Society Dania will give q bal
maSque and prize carnival on the gath
inst, at DANA hall, corner Fifth street
and Cedar avenue. Four cash prizes OF
$40 each will oe given.
DR.. William Russell gave a card party
last "Wednesday evening III honor OF
Miss Marion Wilkinson. About twenty
couple were present and Almost delight
fu evening was passed.
Prof. ". \. Jones, NJ. D., delivered
a interesting lecture last night before
TIE Philosophical society of the state
ulilNSISllN. lis SupIcCb was OClSCllNS
and Abnormal Personality"
John Roberts, a young, well-dressed
fellow, was arrested yesterday after
nOon by Officer Sinclair and locked up
ut the central station on the charge OF
Indecent exposure. He was fined S25.
The second annual entertainment of
Floor City Lodge 1l9, o. +. A, will be
given tomorrow evening ut the hall, No.
10 " a~SlinBfOO 1VnnuR SOuth Tha in
StaliaIlOn OF officers will also take place.
A. Riley. OF 350S Pleasant avenue, is
looked upon by his neighbours rs a WON
der. Last Monday his eStimable wife
ave birth 10 three healthy boys. She
is up and smiling, and the youths are
said 10 be almost smart enough to talk.
The board of editors for the junior
annual Or the Gopher of 1896, of the
university, was elected Yesterday after
noon. lie board now consists of thir-
Teen editors Instead of eleven, as here
tofore.
Fred Sackbuer, who was arrested III
FRIDAY for beating his wife. was ar
ralgned yesterday before Judge Holt, of
the police court. His wife did not APP
pear 10 testify against him, SO the case
was dismissed.
An entertainment will be given on
Friday evening next at the state school
OF agriculture, for which a file literary
and musical programme has been pre-
pared. The affair will be under the
auspices OF the university Quartette.
Collin Glib and Hattie l.. Hilles have
brought suit against the Fire Insurance
Company of Philadelphia to recover
Sl,463.66 alleged to be due on property
which was insured. and which burned
after a contract for a deed of sale had
been signed.
An entertainment will be given at
the school of agriculture, Friday, Feb.
%. al 5 o'clock p. H.. by the University
quartetIe. The programme will con-
SYST of songs and recitations. No ad-
mission charged. Friends cordially in
vited.
At the annual meeting of the Mime
ap0lis Terminal Freight association Fri
day the following officers were r~e-elect-
ed: NJ. Z. Trumer. of the Chicago, st.
Paul. Minneapolis u Omaha. chairman;
George 1. Huey, of the Wisconsin Cen
tral, secretary.
The Pansy Euchre club was pleas
antiy entertained by Mrs. j. d. Kelly
at her home, 400 East Fifteenth street,
Thursday afternoon. The first prize
was won by Mrs. H. l.. Steinhauser;
second. by Mrs. NJ. McCullum, and third
by Mrs. Il. Crawford.
Mrs. John P. Johnson was granted a
divorce yesterday 10y Judge Smith from
her husband, whom she proved to be a
very undesirable person 10 live with.
Several neighbors testified that he was
wont 10 treat her in a fiendish manner.
johnson did not appear in court.
a DanZ concert will be given this
afternoon at Harmonic hall. Mr.. Danz
has discovered that the taste of a Min
neapoliS public is not for classic music.
so at this afternoons concert he will
render a programme that is a mixture
OF both classic and popular music.
L. 5. Donaldson returned yesterday
from an extended tour of the South. He
witnessed the Mardi Gras carnival in
New Orleans, which he describes in
a tour OF the principal cities of Texas
and New Mexico. While at Laredo,
Tex, he witnessed a genuine bull fight,
and altogether he enjoyed a most de-
lightful trip.
William h. Sexton. the grocer, has
brought suit against Thomas Lowry,
Wallace w. Wait, w. E. Steele, George
a. Bracket, L. B. Walker and Louis f.
Menage TO secure the payment of a gro
Gerry bill amounting to S204 81. 1t lr
alleged this amount of groceries was
furnished the Holmes hotel, aud that
the above named gentlemen are espon-
sible for the same.
One of the most amusing and best
constructed comedies of French ex-
traction that has been seen upon the
American stage for some years will be
presented at the Grand all next week.
Its title is "Gloriana," and it was seen
here last year and we'll liked. 1t is a
straight farce, without any song and
dance or speciality embellishments,
somewhat chic and Frenchy perhaps,
but decidedly droll and amusing.