St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GEoBULEs.

Villa La Forge. the alleged burglar.
was held to the grand jury yesterday
on two charges, burglary and grand
larceny.
Tie annual session of the Northwest
ern Lumbermen'S association Will be
held next "Wednesday at the Lumber.
mems exchange.
4 he manager of the Northwestern
Fuel company has donated ten tons of
coal Tor the relief of the poor, To be dis
tributed by the mayor.
The funeral of w. 5. Pattee, who died
Thursday evening, will take place this
afternoon from the family residence,
No. 81 Eighth street south.
The Engineers society OF the univer-
sity listened to an interesting address
by Prof. Brooks Yesterday afternoon on
the subject of The Telephone"
A grand confederation of the order of
Hoo-HoOS' will be held at Rawlings
Post hall, Masonic Temple. commence
ing tomorrow evening and lasting three
days.
Fanny Davenport will appear at the
Grand on Thursday and Friday nights
and Saturday afternoon, presenting her
superb spectacular production OF Gle
upatra."
Mrs Myrtle Schroeder, of Fifth street
south, who has been dangerously i'll for
several weeks, has returned to her
home IL Oshkosh, in company with her
mother.
Mrs. George F. Wheeler. of 1907 Park
avenue. will give a reception next
Wednesday afternoon, from until 8
O'Clock, i'll honor of and for the purpose
of introducing Miss Addie Brundage.
At Holy Rosary church this morning
Archbishop Ireland will administer the
rites of confirmation to a class of $50
persons. The archbishop will preach,
and a fine musical programme Will be
rendered.
1t was stated yesterday that the
NaShburn b mill would resume opera
lions tomorrow morning, the repairs
having been completed. This will give
work 10 2S5 men. The mill shut down
on the 9th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Bauman enter
tanned 4 party of friends at dinner
Thursday evening, Jan. %, at their resi-
dence, 500 Third avenue northeast. in
honor of their son Charles and his
bride. Covers were LAID for ten.
Fred \ ore, the clerk tried in the dis
trict court for stealing from L. NJ.
discharged yesterday afternoon. The
jury brought in verdict of not guilty
on The charge of grand larceny.
the committee on inspection dele
gated 10 look into the matter of the
safety of the walls in the burned portion
OF the Syndicate block has found them
10 be safe and that the work of rebuild
ing can be carried on without danger.
Little Marguerite and Princess Bry-
ant, Of Minneapolis. whose charming
and graceful dancing has been the sub
Ject Of SO much favorable comment, will
participate i'll the benefit entertainment
for the newSboyS TO be given i'll st. Paul
Feb. l, ?, 8
The municipal court yesterday de-
clded against the PLAINTIFF i'll a suit of
the Security bank to recover a number
OF securities alleged to have been held
by the inSOlvent American Exchange
bank. The court maintained that the
Security bank could not be regarded as
a preferred creditor.
A pleasant home wedding occurred
Wednesday evening, Jan. q. at o'clock,
al the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
TImperley. when their daughter Anna
was united III marriage to Charles Bau-
man, of the Northern Pacific railroad, at
Lincoln, Mlnn., ReY. ID. h. Evans OIL
ciating.
While passing beneath the Fifth
street vladuct, yesterday afternoon, a
horse attached to cutter and contain
ing lady and gentleman from Osseo,
became frightened at train of cars and
ran away. The occupants of the cutter
were thrown out and the lady sustained
several severe but not dangerous i'll
jurieS.
The coming of Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall
is an event IN the theatrical world the
- Importance of which is clearly evil.
denced by the heavy advance sale at the
Grand opera house. The coming en-
gagement will be Mr.. and Mrs KendaPs
hrSt and only visit to Minneapolis, and
they will be seen in three of their favor
lite plays, "a Scrap of Paper" 1.-The
Ironmaster" and The Second Mrs.
Tangueray."