St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-07

lies. Father Cleary will hold service.
in St Charles church Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. Thursday evening
he will preach on THE Holy Com,
munion," and Friday evening or
1.-THE Passion of Christ
Rev. j. Wesley Hill will conduct a
special Newspaper Mems service" al
Fowler NJ. e. church this evening,
the subject of his discourse being
The Newspaper We Need" George
K. Shaw. associate editor. of the Tri-
bune. will give prelude on 1.-The
Press and Moral Reform
Charles Tyler, who was arrested
some time ago for running gam
bling house, was fined $75 or rs days
yesterday by Judge Holt. Tyler
fought the case upon a technicality.
claiming that he was not running hia
place at the time of the complaint
but Judge Holt decided against him.
The interest in COINS Financial
School" the little book which has oc-
casioned so much discussion lately,
has induced number of Minneapolis
gentlemen to secure Mr. Harvey, the
lectures at the Lyceum theater in this
city Oh the evenings of April 10, II
and II. The prices of admission wiz
range from 10 to 80 cents.
The new Columbia Athletic club is
settled in its new home, Nos. 9 anG
equipped with first-ClasS gymnas sum-
The club has now $50 members, and
will have a formal opening Tuesday
night, presenting a varied programme,
which will conclude with a ten-round
so between Jimmie Porter, of Min
Paul.
Two pretty operettas. my New
Maid" by Lecoq, and Trial by
jury" by Gilbert and Sullivan, will
be given at the Church of the Re-
deemer Wednesday evening, April
10. The first will be presented by Miss
Rosamond Hoyt and Miss Matte Red
lon, and the latter by fine cast, in
Guiding some OF the best amateur
talent in the city.
The inquest over the remains OF
John Newman, who died at the city
hospital early in the week as the re,
suit of knife stab in the abdomen.
was completed at the county morgue
yesterday morning, and, after a brief
deliberation, the jury brought in
verdict to the effect that the deceased
came to his death as the result of a
KnlIe wound in the abdomen inflicted
by his own hand
with c.. A. Hefelfinger's retail shoe
mouse, has purchased an interest in
the Rochester shoe store at 70i NicoI-
let avenue. and will be found there
ne hereafter eater The style Of the firm win
DE DICKSON q Kent. Mr. Kent is one
of the best statesmen in his line in
the city, and in striking out for him.
self as he has he will carry with him
the good will and the best wishes OF
great many friends.
The attraction at the Grand the
present week will be James A Herne's
famous pastoral play 'Shore Acres"
which an eminent critic has pro.
nounced the best constructed Ameri.
can play ever written. The play ran
IoT z9l nights in New York, and met
with an equally flattering reception
In Boston. Chicago and other large
cieies. The engagement is for three
nights with Wednesday matinee.
Judge Pond yesterday signed an Or
ger allowing the assignee of James
mcmillan to dispose of the CulIom
9lock to the Great Falls Consolidated
q al company in considerable of
Zoo shares of the capital stock of
the latter corpora ton, of the par
v value sa Of 8. $780, making the price of
powers the sale Of Peoples bank
stock of this city for any sum over
$50 per share o'e'
:. 1hat hne old melo-dramatic favor
lIe, The Ensign with it's stirrine
scenes of naval life and sDJendi5
scene attractions, will hold the boards
at the !Bijou all of this week. .aThe
Enslgn is a good, wholesome play
Win strong patriotic flavor, and
n mas met e with f1attering success in all
parts OF the United States. The nro-
auction this week will excel anu
previous one in this city, owing to tho
eAcelience of the company and the
introduction Of new and nictIIresome
stage settings e'4 NC