St. Paul daily globe., 1895-02-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

cold Glory" a new drama by Charles
IT. Vincent, will begin a weeks en-
gagement at the Bijou with a matinee
performance today.
.The New Boy" which will be tbs
attraction at the Grand for the first
three nights Of this week, comes well
recommended from an extended New
York engagement.
The Minneapolis Orchestra club Will
give another series OF Sunday concerts
in Century hall, commencing this even
ing. An unusually attractive pro
gramme has been prepared.
Katherine Evans, the Six-year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r. c.. Evans,
of 2G3O Queen avenue, Kenwood, died
Yesterday. The little one had long
been sufferer from diabetes.
TIE board of trade will hold a meet
ing tomorrow morning to discuss the
subject of taxation and listen to re-
port of the financial committee on the
banking and currency question
"Macbeth' was produced at the
Metropolitan theater Friday evening
by a company of Twin City amateurs
under the direction of the veteran
dramatic instructor, Prof. Ciprico.
Company A will march to the Metro
politan theater tomorrow night head
ed by Thyles military band, to par
ticipate in the festivities of the war
Song Night concert of the Associated
charities.
DR.. H. n. Avery yesterday made a
tour of the restaurants and lunch
counters of the city for the purpose
of inspecting their sanitary condition,
He found most of them clean and
healthy.
The last session of the grand jury
will commence tomorrow morning at
II o'clock The session will probably
be held in the court house instead OF
Labor Temple. There are now thirty
eight persons in the county jail await
ing eXamina ton.
The new market is being rapidly put
in shape for business. The structure
will not be wholly completed until ten>
ants are secured for it. The front of
the building on Sixth street has been
inclosed and is partly finished.
DR.. C. NJ. Jordan has had to abandon
his intention of attending the annual
meeting of the National Superin-
lSilQeIllS 6SSOCld dI AlSNeicllu
Feb. 18 on account of the serious ILL
ness of his father.
The Westminster Foreign Mission
ary society was the beneficiary of a
delightful parlor entertainment given
at the residence of Mrs. Mcknight, on
Park avenue, Friday evening. Over
200 people were present.
Olaf Johnson, while crossing the
street at Hennepin and First street
yesterday, was knocked down by a
trolley car. Johnson was taken to his
home, 1911 Spence street northeast,
where it was found his hip had been
dislocated.
Today is the fifth anniversary of tho
rectorship of Rev. ]. J. Faude, of the
Gethsemane Episcopal church, iand
the services will be of an unusually in
teresting character. Bishop Gilbert
will preach in the morning, and at 3
p. m. the benediction of the parish
house will take place.
An organizatio to be known as the
Minneapolis City Salesmens associa>
ton has just been formed to correct Z
number of abuses growing out of
their business. The officers are: Presi-
dent, ]. S. Taylor; vice president, John
Keatley; secretary, w. Kreiser; treas,
urer, w. S. Coe; members of the exc
cutive committee, William Amour, W.
NJ. Bennett, E. A. Bliss, the president
and the secretary.
The Y. M. c. A. is trying to lift a
pressing Indebtedness of 1000; $27, 600
of this has been subscribed conditioned
upon the remaining $4,000 being raised
before March 1. Towards this amount
five gentlemen and firms have pledged
$500 each, if the list can be increased
to $1,000. Ten other gentlemen have
pledged $1OO to $3.50 each, hoping in
these sums to raise $1,000 more. II
$4,000 is realized from these two lists,
800 "dime-a-day'' pledges will complete
the $4,000