St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-05
MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

John Day Smith will address the Gold and
Silver club Monday evening next ct the New
York Life building on Free Coinage of Sill
ver."
The case against James Leavitt, who is al
legged to have been guilty of the larceny of
bicycle from /. r. Snow, was continued Until
Feb. IA at o'clock.
Prof. Edward B. Warman, of Chicago,
man OF wide reputation and an authority on
all matters pertaining to physical training,
will address the Y. NJ. C. A. meeting next
Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
For the week beginning next Sunday the at
traction at the Metropolitan will be the John
Stapleton company of players in 1.-The Wife,"
'Shore Acres" today at the matinee.
The congregations of the Franklin Avenue
M. e. church and the Portland Avenue Church
of Christ will have reunion baptismal ser
vice at the Portland Avenue church Thurs
day evening.
After making several declarations on the
subject of rebuilding without effect on the
bidders for the Westminster church property,
the trustees, at their meeting last evening,
finally voted to go ahead. This is supposed
to be final.
Joseph Hart. who is coming next week at
the Bi1ou, in his unique comedy success "a
Gay Old Boy from his long connection with
that popular team of comedians, Hallen and
Hart, won a standing Of no mean merit In the
comedy field.
The Commercial club will have a ladies'
night Feb. 20, making the most of the extra
day provided in leap year. An elaborate pro-
gramme of entertainment is in preparation
and an unusually pleasant affair anticipated.
AS reported to the monthly meeting of the
library board, Monday afternoon the crcula-
ton of books during January was some !, 900
heavier than in January, '95. Dr. j. K Hos
Wer the librarian, also reported balance Of
cash on hand Of $4,000.
Patrolmen Long and Fred Johnson arrested
Two men last evening charged with disorder
~ conduct. They were fighting vicously on
washington avenue, near Third avenue south,
and and the performance had attracted the atten-
tlon OF large crowd of spectators. They
gave the names of Edward Martin and Charles
Clark.
Frank Miller sixteen years of age, was ar
rested last night by Inspectors Lawrence and
Hoy for the alleged Offense of petit larceny.
The lad is said to have stolen a small wagon
from Lewis Mills, living with his parents at
Andrews street.
son, was arrested last night by Detective Joe
Lawrence charged with vagrancy. He was
taken into custody on general principles, as
the ofhcer alleges he is not sincere in his eff
forts to secure employment. The man was
released from Saltwater in September.
There were sixty applicants for positions on
the government force of carriers and clerks In
the postoffice department hard at work on
their examinations yesterday morning in the
federal building. In charge were the local
civil service commission members and under
their direction each applicant was put through
written examination on the common school
branches.
According to Secretary Mallons report the
police department has, during the month of
January, caused the arrest by members Of
the detective force, of fifty-six persons The
causes of the arrests were as follows: Petit
larceny, II; yagrancy, 10; grand larceny, 8;
burglary, .; forgery, 4; counterfeiting, 4; non
support z; other minor Offenses z.
AS authorized at the Armenian mass meet
ing, held week ago at the Lyceum theater.
Mayor Pratt has named the following gentle
men TO solicit and collect funds for the Ar
chairman; Mrs Ell Torrance, Mrs Carey Nor,
gan, Mrs. T. B. Walker, H. B. Hendley, Rev
!. NJ. Cleary, ]. G. Hobltz Nathaniel Nc
Carthy, Rev. NJ. D. Shutter and Lars Sven