St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The Robert Downing company will
present at the matinee performance
today David Garrick," and the one
act comedy, French Marriage"
A cablegram was yesterday received
by F.. H. Peavey, conveying the intei>
hgence that DR.. M. D. Shutters little
son was on the road to recovery.
Bishop Fowler, who returned Thurs
day, evening from the South, left yes
terday morning for the northern part
Of the state.
Swan Howard, of 724 Madison street
northeast, was struck by Great
Northern freight train near Dassel,
Mimi, Thursday night, and instantly
killed.
Yesterday was the day set for
the inauguration of the reduction in
price of gas by the Minneapolis Gas
company. The price now is $3.50 per
1000, reduction of 80 cents in the for
mer price.
THE Green Goods Man." which has
crept into favor with the Bijou patrons
this week, will give popular-priced
matinee this afternoon. The engage
ment will conclude with tonight's per-
Torrance.
The Branch boarding home for girls
has been removed to 10S Seventh
street south, where pleasant accommo-
cations for a larger number of girls
than the old house on NicoIlet avenue
The directors of the Columbian Ath-
letic club are making a strong effort to
enect reorganization on a sounder
basis. The directors have about de-
clded to reduce the membership fee to
- a year, and continue as a club in
the B1jou opera house block.
"a Cunning Culprit'' is the title of a
composite novel which will shortly be
issued by the Whitechapel Publishing
company, of Chicago. Oscar f. G.
Day and w. Easter Wing, of this city,
will be represented in the cunning
story
a meeting will be held next Thurs
day afternoon by a committee OF
eighteen young women in the parlors
of the Central Baptist church to dis
cuss the outing work which was so
successfully carried on last year by
the Baptist curches of the city.
George Bauman and Peter Vose, the
young burglars who entered the homo
of Motorman Bunnell, on University
avenue northeast, were sentenced yes
terday to five years Imprisonment in
the state penitentiary. This is the
lowest sentence possible.
The funeral of Lottie johnson, the
young woman who died from the ef-
fectS of burns received in Matte ST.
Clair'S resort, at 25 Main street south,
east, took place yesterday afternoon
from Armour & Co.'s undertaking es-
tablishment.
The $4,000 debt on the Y. M. c. A.
building has been raised. The cam
vaSs Tor dime day subscriptions
did not quite achieve this result. bur
the young men who have been doing
the canVasSing assumed the remains
der of the debt unsubscribed on March
l. They will trust in the further gem
crosby Of citizens to help them out.
State Health Commissioner Hewitt
is making an inspection of the dairies
near the outskirts of the city with q
view of determining to what extent
tuberculos1s exists among dairy cat
tie. A number of animals thought to
be affected have been killed.
, Charles Grouse and Frank Myers
the North side lads who robbed the
Temple Court cigar stand, securing
several boxes of cigars and a quantity
OF TOBACCO, were convicted of petit lar,
ceny. Judge Russell gave the boys a
lecture and sentenced them to ninety
days In the workhouse the maximum
limit under the law
A new church is now in process OF
erection on the corner of Seventh
street and Tenth avenue south. When
by the Swedish Free Mission. which
is new society, but one already
strong, and it's members will expend
$4,000 on the building
The report of the police department
for the month of February shows a
were drunks, rs Migrants and 10 dis
orderly. The record of DRINKS shows
a very marked decrease from 1S94.when
there were 128 arrests made for drunk>
enneSS, while in 1893 there were 205 for
the same offense. The same Darcent
age of decrease has been noticed eacN
month this winter.
Robert G. Evans, national commit
teeman and chairman of the Union
League committee, said yesterday
that he would not think of taking any
steps to bring the claims of the city
before the national committee until
the citizens of the city had expressed
themselves in very substantial way.
The committee of nine appointed bv
the league will meet today
Whooping cough has broken out in
Maternity hospital, and the ladies in
charge of the institution are greatly
EARNED in consequence. Ten of the
niue ones are now suffering from the
disease, and it has been found nec>
eSsary to provide other quarters for
them. This has entaiIed a CONSIDERS
hospital can lily withstand.
W. II. Lynn has just returned from
Colorado, and has many interesting
accounts of the conditions in the West.
Speaking of Colorado, he says that
since Bloody Brides Waite wa
kicked out the different lines of bust
ness were exhibiting their oId-time
activity. He says that he confidently
expects to see the gold mines of Col
orado turn out over $50, 600, 900 this year,
or nearly three times as much as last
year.
The court house comp,iseio,, is not