St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-16
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.


George A: Plllsbury rested comfortably yes
terday, and his condition was such as to in
spire hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Jones arrived in the
city from Chicago Tuesday, and are receiving
the congratulations of their friends in their
pretty apartments at the West hotel.
The last car Of white enamel bricks for
Regan Bros new bakery on the North side
has arrived and the interior of the building
will be completed during the coming week
The Bijou announces a stellar Offering the
present week in the advent of Lockharts S
wonderful performing elephants and great
American and European Speciality company.
Joe Blethen's picture play The Chinook, !"
will be given by Miss Clara Louise Thompson,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, March
II and is, at the Lowry Hill Congregational
church.
r. c. Kueneke aged thirty-six years died
Saturday at his late residence, 1866 Hillside
avenue. Funeral services will be held at the
residence today, at p. M, under the au-
spices of the Crystal Lodge No. "A, A. o.
L. W.
This evening Miss Marie Wainwright will
return to Minneapolis, after a two years alb
sence and begin three nights engagement
emotional play, Daughters of Eve"
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick b. Snyder, nee Dick
son, have returned from their wedding trip
and have gone housekeeping at their new
home 615 Sixth street southeast. They will
give their first post-nuptial at home next
Wednesday.
Monday night the first game in the West
hotel handicap fourteen-nch balk line billiard
tournament will be played between Harrison
and Capen The players and handicaps are
as follows; Billiter, 800; Harrison, S00 Liv-
erman. 1S0 Logan, 10; Capen, l65 Tuesday
night Liverman and Logan will play.
The projectors of the Second street market
enterprise state that the new buildings will
be ready for occupancy by the middle of April
Work on the new hay and wood market at
fhe foot of Second avenue north will also be
begun in the near future.
Rev. c. Edgar Haupt. pastor of the Church
Of the Messiah, at st. Paul, and secretary Of
the Sunday school institute and of the board
of missions, who is known successful
evangelist, will conduct the MONDAY service
at st. Marks church from 1905 TO 12:30
O'Clock today.
Manager Hays of the Bijou. has secured
permission from Chief of Police Smith to
plants this morning at II o'clock. A squad
of mounted police will head the procession.
which will be composed of Howard's local
pickannny band and the five elephants.
The dogs will have to give an account of
themselves after May 1. The dog license will
go into effect on that day instead of April l,
as first reported. That will enable the present
licenses to fully expire. After that time cit
liens will have the right to kill any or all
dogs that may be running at large in violation
of the ordinance.
Paderewski. the piano gentleman, is not
enormously popular with the local manage
ment at the present writing. lie was origin
ally booked for next Thursday and at the
metropolitan. He arbitrarily changes his date
% Tuesday, which compels his removal TO the
Lyceum with a smaller seating capacity, and
Seaves the Metropolitan dark on Thursday.
Ehis is done that Paderewski may keep
appointment for recital in Chicago.