St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-29
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Tonight there will be special meet
ing of the Y. NJ. C. A. at their building
to consider certain proposed amend
ments to the articles of Incorporation
and the transaction of other business.
Cecilian Council, No. 1867, Royal Ar
canum, will celebrate its birthday an
niversary this year with a May day
entertainment at its hall, Twenty
fourth street and Fifth avenue south.
The entertainment will be given next
Wednesday night.
William Whiteman, the old-time high
roller of this section, who was arrested
a few days ago in Dassel, Mimi, on a
charge of forgery, will have an ex-
animation today at 2 o'clock. It is I'M
derstood that Whiteman's friends are
trying to settle the matter out of court.
Rev. H. A. Cleveland, d. D., will de-
liver his well known lecture on 1.-The
s Pleasures of Literature" at the Hen
nepin Avenue NJ. E. church, on Friday
evening, May 8. The lecture, which is
said 20 be a most excellent one, has
never been given in Minneapolis.
A. NJ. Shuey, the well known organ
list of st. Marks church, has received
a. prize of $35 for little piece of sacred
music which he recently sent to an
Ohio music publishing firm. The
hymn is called 80 Little Town of
Bethlehem" and was composed in an
hour.
The meeting of the city council to-
morrow night promises to- be decidedly
interesting. The committee on paving,
it is said, will make two reports, one
in favor of Trinidad asphalt and the
other in favor of the Utah product.
President Snyder has sent request to
the aldermen to be on hand promptly
at o'clock.
Arrangements are being perfected
for one Of the finest bicycle exhibits
ever seen in the Northwest. The
wheels will be displayed in the audi
torium of the Y. NJ. C. A, May Is, and
every dealer in bicycles in this terri
tory will be represented. The demand
for space has already assumed large
proportions.
The university appropriation bill,
which Gov. Clough approved recently,
means that during the next two years
$2l7,OO will be expended for permanent
improvements. The agricultural col
lege will get S64,50O for a new build
ing. The first building to be erected
will be the historical laboratory. The
drill and assembly hall has an appro-
priation of $4,000, and an effort will be
made to combine the hall with a
gymnasium.
The great Chicago orchestra, under
the direction of Theodore Thomas. will
give a grand concert at the exposition
auditorium tonight. The programmes
are of unusual excellence, and the
soloists who will participate are: Miss
Fanchon H. Thomson, contralto; Bru-
no Stejndel. violoncellist, and Ed Schu-
ecker, harpist. This evenings opening
number will be the overture from
''Tannhauser"
The International Association of Car
Accountants will arrive in the city
this evening, and will be taken in
charge by members of the Commercial
club and Northern Pacific officials A
carriage drive will be rendered the
visitors Tuesday morning at $50, start
Ing from the West hotel Citizens are
requested to tender carriages for the
use of the party, which consists of $50
ladies and gentlemen.
The First regiment is rejoicing in
new band, which will be known as
The First Regiment band. The NAV
ers have been studying under the eff
1cient leadership of c. H. Watson for
several months, and yesterday after
noon gave COL c. Nice. Reeve and
other officers taste of their quality
at the armory. The new band will make
Its first public appearance on Me-
mortal day..
That sterling lot of players. the
Glffin & Neill stock company, PLAYED
TO two large audiences at the Biiou
yesterday, appearing in Augustus
DAYS brilliant comedy, Nancy &.
co. The performance last evening
was well nigh faultless, and served to
strengthen the fine impression the COM
pahy made In its recent presentation
OF The Jilt." To show the versatil-
1ty of the company, Little Lord
Fauntleroy' will be given the latter
half of the week.
An enthusiastic meeting of man WIN
wear the Kelley button was held AFT
the Kelley institute yesterday after
noon. A large audience was present
ana number of excellent speeches
were made. Freeman p. Lane, ex-
10y Va i1uotiS, y. w. zoe and j. S
Vandlver, of st. Paul, made loyal adj
dresses, and an excellent musical pro-
gramme was rendered by the ladies'
interested in the league.
The Odd Fellows of North Minnean-
OILS yesterday celebrated their seven
ty-sixth anniversary at 1. o. O. F..
nan, 3l2 Twentieth avenue north. I'M
der the auspices of Hennepin Lodge
No. 4. The services were of an i'm
pressive character, and were partici
pated in by members of Highland
Lodge No. SO, Minneapolis Lodge No.
l69 and the Rebekah auxiliaries of
the three lodges.
The Bostonians in their new comic
opera, Prince Ananias." will begin a
weeks engagement at the Grand TO-
night. Prince Ananias," which Mr.
Bafnabee AYERS contains some of the
prettest music ever written for an
opera, will be cast with all the old
IaVorltes. The same bill is announced
Tor Thursday evening and Saturday
matinee. Tomorrow night Robin
Hood" will be sung.
DIED of His Injuries.