St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-22
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Rev. George H. Willis, the Quaker
evangelist, has been holding revival
meetings at Fowler NJ. e. church Tor
week past, and has stirred up con-
siderable interest in the vicinity OF
LC7ry hill. Meetings are announced
to continue another week.
The great Chicago orchestra, under
the direction of Theodore Thomas,
will give two concerts in this city On
the evenings of April % and 80. The
orchestra consists of seventy pieces,
and is now in the fourth year of its
existence.
Prof. A. F. hasten, physical in
structor of the Commercial club gym
nasium, will next Wednesday evening
have charge Of the first annual re-
ception and athletic exhibition of the
club. The new billiard parlors of the
club will be formally opened tonight.
Next Saturday eveing, at the Metro
pol1tan opera house, Eugene Ysaye,
the great Belgian violinistt,, will APP
pear TO Minneapolis public. The
programme announced for the oc-
casion presents some of the strongest
and most attractive selections and
Is we'll apportioned among the different
schools of music.
The Union League will give an in
formal recepion to Senator Wash.
burn next Wednesday evening. The
committee appointed to arrange the
affair has decided not to send out in
Yltatlons, but will extend a general
invitation to all members of the league
and friends of the ex-senator.
The young ladies of Delta Gamma
fraternity in the state university are
busy arranging for their biennial
convention, which will be held in
minneapolis May to 10. On the even
ing of May the chapter will receive
delegates and local alumni at the
Hampshire Arms, which will be the
headquarters and meeting place of the
convention.
The public schools are making elab-
crate preparations for the observance
of Arbor day. The park board has
decided to provide one or more trees
for each school and to have the holes
dug for planting them. The work has
the schools, but this has resulted in
careless planting, and the board will
take the matter into its own hands.
The Guaranty Savings and Loan
ASSOCIATION has purchased a lot on
First avenue south near the Mime
apolis club from Mrs. Griswold,
through j. r. Barker, her agent. The
consideration is $35, OCO The associa-
ton will Immediately build on the lot
a handsome bank building of two
stories, which is expected to excel in
appointments and design anything of
the kind in the city.
The Odd Fellows will celebrate the
seVenty-siXth anniversary of their or
der on the evening of April e. The
usual street parade has been aban-
doned, owing to the numerous calls
upon the order for relief work last
winter. An entertainment has been
prepared, consisting of songs and reci-
tations, including addresses by W. H.
Eustis, w: G. Nye, Frank NJ Nye
and Mrs NJ. L. Norton w. G. Nye.
grand representative, will preside.
Goethe's immortal poem, Faust"
was interpreted by q. capable company
at the Bijou yesterday, which includes
Rosabel Morrison as Marguerite. The
production is an elaborate one, and
the electrical effects introduced in
the famous Broken scene, as well egs
IN MarguerlteS garden, are startling
and mystifying. A large audience wit
messed last night'S performance, which
was creditable and artistic.
William Morris will celebrate his re-
turn engagement ats<the Grand this
week by the production of new play
adapted from Eugene Sues novel of
The Wandering Jew" The dramati-
cation was effected by Nelson Wheat,
croft and George Backus, which is a
Sufhc1ent guarantee that it has been
Well done. Mr.. Norris will appear in
the character, of Dagobert, a younS
soldler, and the romantic atmosphere
OF the piece should be we'll suited to
this fine actors style
Preparations are we'll under way for
the Memorial day exercises Rev.
Pleasant Hunter has consented to de-
liver the Grafton. The parade will be
an immense affair. In addition to the
G. A: r.. the Minneapolis militia,
postoflee employees and the Boys bri,
gade, the public school children and
the entire police force will be in line.
The Memorial day. committee Satur-
DAY evening decided to retain the four
companies of the local militia for the