St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-27
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Cecilian Council No. 1867, Royal
Arcanum, will give a May party en-
tertainment on Wednesday evening
May !, at their hall, corner Twenty
fourth street and Fifth avenue south.
William Morris fine characterize
ton of Dagobert in THE Wandering
Jew" is the best work this talented
actor has given in Minneapolis The
engagement will close with a matinee
and evening performance today.
II. NJ. Barnett has notified the park
board that he will withdraw his offer
TO present a pair of moose to the
city as the board insists that he shall
bear the expense of building a suitable
renee to corral them at Lake Har-
riet
The ladies interested in the Homeo.
pathic hospital gave a dance for sweet
charity's sake at the West hotel last
evening which was well attended 1,bo
ordinary was used for dancing and re-
freshments We're served in the cIub
room
me famous 'buckskin'' mare. of
cling murder memory, created a SEN
sation by running away Yesterday
on Fourth street She was finally
caught at Second avenue south nv
Officer Merrick. A great croxvd
gathered about the excited little ami
NAL, and surveyed her curiousIv
The board of education is having
hVeiy time over the question of male
piiicipais Tor the larger schools. The
question is being agitated in school
WIN vengeance in the hope
oI removing the existing preiudic.
against m9la
ilst OF principals for the coming wear
is adopted.
Iohight at the Metropolitan opera
iouse isdye, the great Belgian VIOLIN
wiz iiidke MS bow to Mime
"Po-iS LAURENCE. The programme is a
iiiashlhcent one, containing several of
nuiiioers that have brought him
greatest lame He will be assisted nv
Anne Lachaume, the voune Era,oi,
pianiste nv"
The University Republican club made
an unsuccessful attempt yesterday to
ueleSate TO the national con-
nonoil Oh republican clubs to be held
OleVelahd IN June. The candidates
paou III nomination were Gergory. of
,iie academies, and Eastman, of the
I'd" and medics. A row ensued over
49, 1"liollhs ana President Coe de-
eidreu the meeting adjourned.
Fred NJ. Folsom, the Young man
VINO achieved some notoriety bv maI-
ms al aiildaV1t a short time ago that
ne mad seen Miss Cine
an unusual hour in
restaurant, is under arrest charcoal
with forgery. 1t is alleged that Fol
som passed worthless check. drawn
on the Swedish American bank on
Nlcollet avenue merchant.
The anti-hitching ordinance, pro-
hibiting the hitching of horses on
Nicollet and Hennepin avenues for a
longer period of time than 20 minutes,
is now in effect. Mayor Pratt says
he hopes to accomplish a good deal of
reform by gently enforcing the ordi-
nance, and will do what he can in
reason to abolish the nuisance of
stabling horses on those thorough
fares.
Mrs. Sol Smith Russell and family
leave for Montreal tonight to join Mr.
Russell, who closes his season in
that city May 16. After that date the
family will proceed to Cape May where
the children will be settled, and Mr..
and Mrs. Russell will go to Europe
to spend the summer.
The old-time base ball rivalry be-
tween Minneapolis and st. Paul will
break out afresh this afternoon when
the stalwart young men belonging to
Messrs Barnes and Comiskey will
meet in battle array at Athletic Park.
1t is understood the st. Paul aggre-