St. Paul daily globe., 1895-06-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Tram cars will be pat in operation on
the reservoir work tomorrow. A force
of 140 men and forty teams is now at
work and the number will be increased
soon.
The subject of FIR. Cleary's discourse
at ST. Charles church this morning will
be 1.-The Holy Ghost Our Teacher"
In the evening Rev. Or. Dognan, Of
New Richmond, Wis, will speak oa
THE Holy Eucharist & "A
The twenty-ninth annual meeting of
the Young Mems Christian associa ation
will be held at the building Monday
evening at o'clock. A new board Of
trustees will be elected and other busi-
ness transacted.
The annual dinner of the alumni of
the college of law of the state univer-
sity viii occur Thursday evening, June
6, at the Nicollet house. The attendance
will include the judges of the supreme
court, district and municipal courts.
Mrs. Lydia K Hull, who has al
ready had five trials in the district
court in an effort to obtain damages
from the street railway company, is
now seeking to reopen the case on
the ground that q. juror in the last case
was guilty of misconduct.
The work Of taking the census of
Minneapolis was begun yesterday. The
eGlumerators did little but distribute
printed in English, French, German.
Swedish and Norwegian, and should
be read by every patriotic citizen.
The marriage Of Edward 0'Brien,
editor OF the irish Standard, and Miss
Josie Murphy will take place next
church. The happy pair will go to
Duluth and other cities for a few
weeks, and will be at home. after July
/, at 81 Fifth avenue northeast.
The local freight offices will hereafter
close on Saturdays at l p. m. during
is slack on Saturday afternoons and as,
many of the wholesale houses close for
the afternoon the railroad men agreed
to have a half holiday. ,s...
Dean Goodspeed, q prominent men,
ber Of the Royal Arcanum died Friday
afternoon at his late residence, 1896
Giard avenue south. The funeral will
take place today from the house. The
| services at Lakewood will be taken in
charge by the Royal Arcanum. 49,
The M. & st. L. ticket Office in the
Nicollet House block has been under
going extensive repairs lately, and
now presents a very attractive ap-
| pearance. Plate glass windows, new
! tiling, furniture and paint have
wrought a wonderful change in the old
| corner. i
The week at the Bijou will be given
over to vaudeville. The International
| Vaudeville company, an organization
| that comes highly recommended from
! Eastern cities, will hold the boards.
| The company includes some of the
! best known speciality artists in the
| profession and is rich in talent and
| numbers. Hilda Thomas, the De For
rest sisters, Joe Hardman and 'the
great Sigfried' are on the list.
Miss Sara ToWTe, prima donna of the
! Hutchinson Concert company, will
| spend her vacation at her home in this
! city. Miss ToWne is a talented young
| lady, and the poSSeSSor of a soprano
voice of rare strength and purity This
| gift, with her beauty and fine stage
| presence, won golden opinions for her
last season from the. press of the eoun-
try, and she has been re-engaged by
| the Hutchinson company for its Pa
| cific coast tour.
ganization that has been fiat
teringly indorsed by the Min
neapo1is public, will begin a two
weeks enga cement at the Grand Mon
| day evening with THE Black Hussa1. +"
| The principals Of the company include
| J. f. Conley, w. H. Kohnle, Eloise
Mortimer, Hattie Richardson, Maggie
| Bolton, ]. Clarence Harvey, Helen
| Yorke and Maud Daniels The company
numbers seventy people and will pre-.
sent at each performance a fine series
| of living pictures.
| Judge Belden yesterday allowed the
account of the assignee in the assign
| ment of W. B. Murray, wholesale
| liquors, and a dividend of IS per cent
| was declared. There is still money left,
| and the creditors will get something
| more. Frank Hubacheck, the assignee,
| put in a bill for Sl,0O0 as attorney S
| fees and $1,000 for services as assignee.
Some of the creditors thought that the
| rule regarding the pay of asSignees
| should be enforced, and in this case
| it was claimed that Mr.. Hubacheck
| would get but s., ,089. Judge Belden said
! that the rule had been miSapplied and
| he would give it a reasonable con-
struction. He took the matter under
| advisement.