St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-25
MINNEAPOLIS GIL oBULEs.;

The sixth piano recital of Gustavus
Johnson will take place at Century
hall next Monday evening.
The oleomargarine case is still on in
the district court. The arguments yes
terday for both sides were we'll and ably
conducted.
Secretary Dunn, of the Vermont as
ISOLATION, has issued 600 invitations for
the annual banquet to be held at the
Nicollet house, Feb. z.
The Minneapolis Camera club held a
meeting last night, an interesting paper
being read by A. l., Eidemiler on "rhe
Principles OF Lens Simply Explained"
The annual banquet and ball Of the
Mississippi Valley Lumber, Sash and
Door SaleSmen'S association will take
place tomorrow evening at the West
hotel.
City Engineer Cappelen left for Chi
cago last night, where, he will confer
with the officials of the Milwaukee road
regarding the plans for the lowering of
the tracks in this city.
At Century hall. this evening, Clan
Gordon No. 9S will celebrate the birth
day anniversary of Robert Burns. A
splendid musical and literary pro-
ramme has been prepared.
The Bljou enjoyed two good houses
yesterday, afternoon and evening. 1.-The
Devils Auction" has caught the
patrons of the house. and they turn out
each night to witness the production.
Tine mothers in council held meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. David L. Simpson, 1874
Lyndale avenue. The subject OF dis
cussion was Heating and Ventilati ne"
ho
panY has made all assignment to Samuel
l.. Findley. The assignment was brought
on by an attachment levied several days
ago, in which FOrman, Ford q Co. were
Plaintiffs.
The case of Herman j. Gjertsen
against Ole E. Brecke was brought
before Judge Elliott yesterday. The
plaintiff claims that $1,000 worth of
Colorado mining shares purchased of
Brecke are worthless.
The work of organizing the 'Thresher-
mems Protective association has been
about completed and an organizer will
be put in the field, whose duty it will be
to enlist membership from this state
and North and South Dakota.
f. L. Barber, of the Trenton Spring
Mattress company, with headquarters
in Chicago, and a brother Of William
Ddruer. pOllce telephone operator at
headquarters, was IN the city yesterday.
1t is the first reunion of the brothers in
seventeen years.
Henri Marteau. the famous young
viOliniSt, has contracted with Harrison
Harvey Heskitt, violin maker of this
city, to make him violin, the price be-
Ing $500. Mr.. Heskitt has made violins
for number of noted musicians, among
them the famous Remenyl.
The probate court has been petitioned
to prove the will of the late Peter VOL
ford. The estate is valued at 81, OOO, COO
The heirs of the estate are Mrs. Sarah
w. Cook and Mrs. Henrietta Cornell,
Chicago; Jacob Woiford, Cynthia, Ky. :;
Mrs. Jennie w. Hartman. of Pittsburg,
Pa, and William Wolford. of this city.
The people of st. Andrews parish
last night had sleighing party. There
was very large attendance. Mr.. Cam
eron gave two sieighs and eight horses
for the occasion. A great time was
spent at the hospitable home of NAL
colin Turner, Brook Lawn. Music,
instrumental and vocal, was enjoyed,
refreshments served, and the party
returned to the city at the witchIng
hour Of midnight. all having resolved
to see the next party at Brook Lawn.