St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-19
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULES.

The regular meeting of L. p. Plum
mer corps will be held next Friday
evening, and all members are urged to
attend.
John II. Long. the well-known at
torney, has returned from a three
weeks jaunt to New Orleans and other
Southern cities.
The Bijou, as a special advertising
feature, will this week give away a
handsome $125 bicycle to the holder of
the lucky coupon on Saturday night.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at the Fifth PreSby-
terrain church, corner Lyndale and
Fourth avenue north on Wednes-
day evening.
There will be Il bowling contest be-
tween the Franklin and Peerless bowl
ing clubs on Friday evening at the
alley, corner Franklin and Sixteenth
avenue south.
AT the Baptist ministers meeting
yesterday morning, an interesting pa
per was read by Rev. E. r. Pope. en-,
titled How to Strengthen the Pas
to al Relations in Mission Chur, h s.
A sneak thief giving the name of
Joseph McFall was arrested Sunday
night by Officer Garvin, charged with
stealing a number of small articles
fl ON Web & Cure i'll drug It re.
Charles Cornell. whom the police
give a shady character, was arrested
picion of having been concerned in
several house-breaking affairs lately.
The tie vote for the secretaryship
OF the Press club has been settled by
the contestants Withdrawing their
names in favor of w. G.. McMurchey,
of the Times, who was unanimously
chosen.
An informal reception will be held
At the Minneapolis Press club parlors
in honor of Opie Read and Nixon
100
tainment at the Metropolitan theater
Wednesday evening.
EX-Gov. PillSbury, president of the
board OF regents at the state univer-
Sity, has sent to the legislature an
itemized report for the years 1893 and
1894. The report covers 120 pages. and
is the eighth in a series of biennials.
A copy of the complaint in an &C.
ton brought by Brown S Mcintyre
against the city was yesterday served
on Mayor Pratt. The suit is for the
recovery of $135 which defendants paid
as an assessment for an Improvement
on Thirty-third street which was aban-
doned.
A decision will be rendered this morn
ing in the suit brought by City Treas
urer Haughan against the assignee of
the State bank. At the same time the
suit brought by the banks creditors TO
enforce the liability of the stock
holders will be commenced before
Judge Belden.
The Womans Rescue league held
an important meeting at the Russell
coffee house yesterday afternoon, and
considered plans looking to the
Strengthening of their organization
The league has already accomplished
much good, and has active committees
constantly at work.
The regular meeting of the Metho,
dist ministers was held yesterday
morning, and reports We're received
on collections from the city churches
and missions. Rev. L. W. Ray read
an interesting paper on "Romanism,''
in which the reverend gentleman spoke
of the influence eXerted by Catholi-
cism.
An electric signal communicates with
Harry Hayward's cell, and the A. d.
Il. office, and Hayward'S guard touches
a. button every fifteen minutes to show
that he is awake and attending to his
duties. If he fails to ring, the office
signals him. A report of the signals is
made every morning to Sheriff Holm
berg.
Rev. F. H. F. stillwelI. of Freehold,
n. j., has accepted a call extended to
him by Calvary Baptist church, of
this city, which was formerly pre-
sided over by Rev. Golightly Morrill,
Mr. StllWell is about forty years of
age, and has wife and two children
He will assume his new charge on
May /.
The poor Hebrews of the city are
being looked after by the Sir Moses
Montifiore Young Mems Charitable
association. Secretary Cohen stated
yesterday that the association had
received from the East 500 pounds of
matzos (unleavened breaO and 200