St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Mrs. H. w Gleason, orgamst al
Park ngregationaf church, VIII sue.
. coed Clarence A. Marshall as organist
Of Westminster church.
The subject of Father Cleary's DIS
course this morning will be: What
Makes the ChriStlan! In the even
Ing, THE Confessional.
The resolution indorsing the action
of the park board in rendering Lorltlg
mark for a capitol site, which passed
the council Friday evening, was yes
terday signed by the mayor.
The Theodore Thomas orehe .h 70 OF
sixty-two soIoists will play at the TX Elk
position building in this city on the
nights of April % and 30. The pro-
grammes will be of popular music.
The Woman s Auxiliary of the Kee>
ley League will give an eXceHent en-
tertainment at the MetropoItaIno tnsa>
ter on the evening of March ~. pre-
senting the weii-knoWn domestic
drama "Circunlstantial Evidence.
The Jury in the case of Robert c.
and Carrie w. Kalklioff vs.; B. r.
Nelson, as receiver for j. II. Bishop IL
Co. Yesterday brought in a verdict for
the plaintiff in the sum OF S6,5of w.
The action was brought to recover
rent of q building.
Commissioner Ryan, of the park
board, the only man who voted against
the resolution rendering Loring PARK
as site for the statescapitol Is on the
war path. Mr. Ryan faVors the ex'
position site, and says the idea Of Civ
a. ing away q $1,000, 600 piece Of property
is prepoSterous.
The board of trade is very favorably
impressed with the Detroit plan OF
utilizing vacant lots in cities for gar
den purposes to aid the poor. The
board has held numerous meetings
lately and has met with substantial
encoura cement by tenders of land in
all parts of the city.
Platt 2. Walker ST.. has returned to
the city after an extended absence IL
the South. Mr. Walker says the de-
velopment in the Southern states Of
the lumber industry is remarkable.
While the product is confined to yei,
low pine and cypress, says Mr.. Walker,
the amount of it is something won-
derful
: St. Patrfciz's day, or rather the day
i after, will be fittingiy celebrated by
the Lyceum club at Harmonic hail.
The saints day falls on Sunday this
year, but that will not interfere with
the Lyceum'S celebration. G. A. Cal
will Frank NJ. Nye, if his health will
permit.
The whole of the present week at
the Grand will be taken up with the
engagement of Robert Hilliard in his
new comedy, 'Lost-A Hours" The
SlOIS VI the pay ICfOlNCo ciDOcI q
bibulous Individual who INDUCES too
freely and loses twenty-four hours
while asleep. THE Littlest Girl
one of the prettiest curtain-raisers
ever written, will be played at each
performance.
Judge Elliott yesterday denied the
motion for a new trial in the case OF
H. C. Truesdale vs.. The Philadelphia
Trust, Safe Deposit and Inhurance
Company, to recover $4,000 attorneys
fees in the receivership of the M. &
st. L. railway. w. E. Hale, who acted
as referee in the matter, decided that
the fees We're not excessive.
Barney Ferguson and Barney Fa-
gan, one the recognized leader of Irish
vaudeville comedians and the other
the acknowledged peer Of terpsichor-
can directors, have pooled their for
tunes, and will be seen at the Bijou
this week in a brand new skit, en-
titled ''Duffy's Blunders." The sAit
abounds in specialties. scenic effects
and a Passing Show burlesque. Miss
Marguerite Ferguson and d strong
company support the. two Barneys.