St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-19
MINNEAPOLIS.
MlAHEAPCL o1CEtIIt.

Archbishop Ireland Will deliver 4
sermon at ST. Stephens church on Sun.
day evening.
Harry Moore, who was ordered out OF
st. Paul a few days AFRO. was yesterday
ordered out of Minneapolis by Judge
Kerr.
Walter II. Baker was arrested last
night by Inspectors hoy and Lawrence
IN Il charge OF bastardy preferred by
Katie Chilts, a domestic working on the
island.
Miss Villa Whitney gave her second
German song recital las night at liam
SHIRE Arms. The con cert was TOT the
benefit of the Plymouth kindergarten
and nursery.
Rev. August Skogsberg, who is the
spiritual adviser of Blixt, called OH the
latter Yesterday afternoon. BhXt
seemed quite cheerful and talked freely
during the visit.
sArthLr j. Jones, formerly of Grinneu
(IO) college, has accepted position III
the central nigh school and VIII be me
instructor IN Greek. He was a member
of the Grinnell football team last year.
Ninian Waeruer. associated editor or
the SyensAa Poster. OF this city, was
ish academy for the best Swedish
poem. He is the first American thus
hOuOred.
Burns anniversary will be approprl-
atey observed by the CaledUnlan club,
next Friday, the 18th inst. Dr. Wells,
of Plymouth church. Will deliver the
address on "RObert Burns" 4 dance
will follow the exercises.
Jef GLENN was up before Judge
Kerr for yagraucY. He was sentenced
To ten days. but the court stated that
he would suspend sentence IT GLENN
rot ont OF town by o'clock, or gave
evidence of some employment.
Masonic Temple was the see ne OF a
JOYOUS crowd last night. 1t was the
last of the Eastern Star parties. Inc
bail room was beautifully decorated,
and dancing was IUduIged III until L
late hour.
Judge Smith and County Auditor
Cduley and Register OF Deeds PIummer
are engaged in drawing up list OF
country residents 10 be used as a spe-
CiaI yenlre in the coming trials OF Hay
ward and BliXt.
A man WhO gave the name OF j. N.
FIemmings was arrested last night on
COMPLAINT of c. 0. BaedeT, proprietor
IhGtFlemmingS indOrsed his name on
check for SI5.II on the Minneapolis x
st. Louis railway.
A party of Minneapolis society peo'
pie under the auspices OF DR.. and MIS-.
George Z. MaClean are considering the
idea of tour through Great Britain
'aWhtel. The party is contemplated
viii consist of fourteen people, ladies'
and gentlemen.
Today the park board election takes
place. 1t is not expected that there will
be any strong contests, unless 1t be Ill
the matter of selecting an attorney.
Thtre are four candidates for this posi-
ton. and the fight seems TO be between
d. d. Smith and Z. j. lockwood.
Mayor Pratt advocates the issue Of
$3.50. 900 bonds for the purpose of the
building of new school houses. The
schools are in an OVercrOWded cOndI-
ton. and he suggests that an effort
should be made TO pass a bill through
the present legislature permitting
councils to issue bonds.
j. II. Briggs, OF the Minneapolis
Whist club, leIt Tor Indianapolis last
night He took with him the $500 cup
which was won by the Minneapolis club
recently. This cup will be played for
league at indianapolis next June.
The REORGANIZATION of the MInneapO-
lis Ski club is being agltated. Secretary
uuntTess, Of the old organization, said
yesterday morning that an attempt was
being made. but that the lack of snow
had caused some disbursement.
There is to be S6i tourney at Austin
in February.
At a meeting Of the State Under
takers association, held Thursday aft
ernoOn. a committee on legislation was
appointed. They want a bill passed
requiring all undertakers in the state
10 be duly qualified as to emOalmlng
bodies, and preventing the spread OF
contagious diseases.
Emily Bancker will exhibit the inner
working of "0ur Flat" al the Graud to-
day for the last times. The matinee
will be at popular prices. AS presented
by Miss Banker, Our Flat" is a very
merry entertainment, and Will prove
refreshing to those who have been sur
feited with farce comedy OF the horse
play" variety.
Il is seldom that so much Interest has
been created in theatrical circles
as over the approaching production OF
Macbeth at the new Metropolitan thea
ter, Minneapolis, Feb. 10. The superb
cast. The startling mechanical effects.
the beautiful scenery, the large chorus,
and host of accessories never before
Witnessed in connection with the pres
entatiOn of this tragedy here, all con-
tribute TO make ii a most notable affair.
An Tnhuman Father.