St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-26
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPonIs GhoaUnEs.

4 reception was rendered at the PlyIn-
auth church last night in honUr of Rev.
and Mrs. Dsnney, of the Free Church
of Scotland.
At the Thirteenth Avenue n. E.
church last evening W K. Hicks de-
livered lecture on the "Absurdities
and Abuses OF Medicine"
Burglars broke into G. W. Payue's
grsz9sy store, IA Seventh street north,
Tuesday nf9iif, and carried off the loose
change found IN the cash drawer.
Mary Berrquist is suing the street
railway company for S20.450 damages
for personal injuries sustained while
riding on an electric car last July.
a regular meeting OF the Fortnightly
club will be held tomorrow evening at
the Library, at which Mrs Della w.
Norton will read paper on the Meta
physics of Poetry"
Morton Post q. A. R. will celebrate
Gen. Grants birthday with appropriate
eXerciSts at the Grand opera house to-
morrow evening. But a slight admiS-
sion fee will be charged to defray ex-
penses.
Last evening reception and meeting
was given to Rev.. and Mrs. Frederick
Webb. the Few rector OF st. PauI's
church. The reception was held in the
guild room, ana it proved very enjoy
able affair.
The raging "NIississip" got in its
work yesterday to the extent Of forcing
out the fat jewellers. Two or three
dozen cottages were flooded. Mill Off
cia!s believe that the water will begin
10 gradually recede this evening.
The sale of seats will commence this
morning TOT the grand opera festival
faTn h of
the Grand opera house. The company
which will be seen here is composed of
artists who have won distinct success in
the larger cities of the East.
q John Malone was fined S15 yesterday
in the police court for assaulting Her.
man Lessee. The latter took the place
OF Malone, who is one of the mill
strikers. and Monday night an alterca-
ton ensued which resulted in MaIOne's
arrest.
> number of saloonkeepers were ar
Taigned in the police court yesterday.
e Butler and Adolph Lowry and How
ara Bridges pleaded guilty and were
EGPd E25 eacn. The eases agulnSt c. X.
CdraU1sky, n. C. Eldridge, L. Newman
ard Ed BOYce were dismissed.
a representative of tie Knox Calves
Foot Jelly company, of Johnston, y, Y,
after the display which this company
Will make at the pure food exhibit.
Word was received yesterday morning
by Manager Wright o this effect. Their
display will be very extensive one.
The arguments in the case of Moses
y. Thompson against Ii. d. Stocker, the
Standard Gold Mining and MillingCOm-
pany and others, were completed yes
terday. and the evidence went to Judge
JamiSOn. Owing TO tie Importance of
tie case. IL is not likely the Judge Will
render a decision for Sou,e little time.
1t is now said that the forgeries of
Seymour, formerly bOokkeeper for OS-
borne 81 Clark, will amount to $500.
1t is also said that the parties who in
dOrsPd the check issued by Seymour as
last iRuOrSerS will tie held responsi bic
for the various amounts. The banks
caShing the checks will sue these par
tics.
& An exciting runaway occurred on
Nicollet avenue about 10 O'Clock yester-
day forenoon, team of horses attached
to a light buggy creating a regular
Stampede along that thorCughfare. The
animals broke loose at Washington
avenue, aud were finally stopped at
Sixth street without creating much
damage.
ST. Marks dav. the festival of the
parish Of ST. Marks. was observed yes
terday. There was 8 O'clock PRAYER and
a short SERMON by Rev. II. p. Nichols.
rector. Tile annual parish reception
was held last evening, and was in the
nature of a welcome to Rev. II. u.
bennington. assistant rector. Mr. REM
inG1on will have charge or the mission
IN st. Louis Park.