St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-27
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Henri Marteau, the violinist, of Paris,
Is tthe West.
Charles L. Chase. of Hastings. was at
The Nicollet yesterday.
Patti Rosa, the actress. and John w.
Dunno, her husband, are at the West.
NJ. +. Holmes, Lake City, and Nj. n.
Holmes. Aberdeen, ). d., are at the
Nicollet.
William Ii. HolIstance has brought
suit rgalnSt the street railway company
for $4,000, for personal injuries.
James Moody claims 10 nave been in
jured while i'll the employ of Smith Il
WyInan and has brought suit for so, 100
against the firm.
Fully 500 male students of the public
schools are i'll active training for the
state inter-nigh school athletic contest TO
be held at the Minnehaha Driving park
May %.
Robert l.. Bergiund has brought suit
against the Bank of Minneapolis for
$4,000, the value of certain property
which the plaintiff claims the bank de-
trauded him out Of
old Kentucky is the bill at the
BUOu this week. 1t is one OF the best
shows of the kind ever seen i'll this city.
The stage effects are magnificent, and
~ NNAA k'NNbg q SOSN VIZ.
a regular meeting of the MINNEAPOLIS
Homeopathic Medical society Will be
held in the Dayton building tomorrow
evening. at which DR.. Horning Will read
paper OH 'AnacOrdlum."
Mary Schmidt wants divorce from
her husband Paul. She is seventeen
years of age and he is twenty-five. Tney
were married last September. She
alleges cruel and inhuman treatment.
Henry Wood, a street car conductor,
has brought suit against William Ii.
Lang :Or -, 500 damages. He claims
that Mr.. Lang slandered him and libeled
ham by saying lie stole quarter from
him.
Owing to the heavy advance sale of
seats for the Wednesday and Saturday
matinees of I'm Old Kentucky" Man
ager Hays, of the BijOu, announced last
night that an extra matinee will be
given OH Friday.
Hilda Lund. the young girl caught
stealing Il jacket IL the Glass block, was
sent TO the wOrkhouSe yesterday for
twenty-five days. Betsy Peterson was
given thirty-ddY sentence Tor stealing
articles from ner mistress.
4 Turkish coffee was given at the
residence of Mrs. 5. c. Gale on Harmon
place yesterday Afternoon for the bene
nj OF the Maternity hospital. One of
the features was an address by h. Nj.
heretchjian, of ConstantinOple.
Henri Marteau, the gifted viOinist,
appeared before large ana cultivated
audience at the LYceum last night,
being assisted by Anne Lachaume, the
pianist. The programme was superb,
and its execution matchIess in the dis
play OF skill and technique.
The annual meeting of the Minneapo-
lis lodge OF Elks Will be Eeld tomorrow
evening, at which an exalted ruler will
De elected. The principal candidates
are I. III. FOOte and Smith b. Hall.
president OF the Minneapolis Press
club.
Although Inspector Howard did not
appear III the NickeilS.(Iraham adultery
case Tried yesterday III the police court,
1t Is understood IL was his work that
rounded 10" all the witnesses for the
state. The defense cid not anticipate
such an array of witnesses when the
case went TO trial.
The Peoples theater is doing big
business, and the stock company is
proving very popular. The curtain
raiser will hereafter be played after the
IOur-act comedy, Nancy IL Co.. -" instead
Oh before. The curtain raiser is "a Bed
OF Roses" The audience last night was
large and enthusiastic one"
The Methodist ministers at the week.
~ meeting yesterday discussed the
need of an institutional church. The
Baptist ministers listened to sermon
by Rev. B. Ii. Brastad, of Grace church,
Oh the subject What Heaven viii
Be-" At the Presbyterian meeting
Rev. Edison Z. Dayton read a paper OIL
The humanity of Christ. +"
Two suits were begun against the
American Savings and Loan association
yesterday i'll the district conrt. Adam
and Lizzie AutletZ complained that
they were taken advantage of by the
company, being unable TO read English,
and signed papers that caused them
loss of property. William j. Jones asks
for Judgment on stock which, it is al
legged, was sold by the company lille
gally.