St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-14
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

George NJ. Fisk, as assignee of H. w. Phelps.
filed bond in the sum of $4,000 yesterday.
1t was approved by Judge Pond. The as
sets amount to $4,000.
Last night Mr.. Salvini was seen as Ham
let. His production of the play was very
elaborate. At the matinee today don Gaze
sar de Bazan" will be given, and Three
Guardsmen" is underlined for this evening.
Lars Owre, late acting superintendent of
the poor, returned Wednesday from four
months trip to Norway and Denmark. He
went for his health, and his friends will be
glad to know that he has been greatly ben
Gifted.
If the advance sale is any indication, the
Locl1hart elephants will be accorded a strong
reception AT the Bjou the coming week. The
departure of placing trained elephants on a
dramatic stage is a novelty in itself.
Rev. William II. Giestweit pastor Of I'M
manuel Baptist church, rendered his resigna-
ton Thursday night, to take effect on March
81. The reason given for his resignation is
poor health.
The many friends of Julius Bausman, the
Well-known sign painter and nephew of DR..
Bausman, will regret to hear of his death,
winch occurred yesterday morning at Asbury
hospital, from typhoid pneumonia, from which
he has been sufferer for three weeks.
dispatch from Denver, Col, states that
Rev. G. l.. Morril's congregation there Thurs
day night refused 10 accept his resignation.
The resignation will stand, however, unless
certain existing complications in the church
are removed.
MOuudy evening MluHedpOlS cndpler, NO. y,
o. E. S, will give an entertainment in the
commandery rooms at Masonic Temple. Sew
eral unique features will add to the interest
of the programme. There will be a bright
little farce and some living pictures.
David Roberts died yesterday morning at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. P. Howell
27O4 Fillmore street northeast. The deceased
was in his eighty-second year, and had been
resident Of Minneapolis since 1878. The flu
neral will occur Sunday, at p. m from the
Howell residence.
At a meeting of the Minnesota Florist as
sociation held Thursday evening at the West
hotel, E. Maggie, r. Wessling and Gust Mam-
quist were appointed as a committee TO form
a stock company among the florists and bust
ness men for the purpose of giving an annual
flower show.
Miss Marie Wainwright, surrounded by such
clever artists as Nathaniel Hartwig, Barton
Hill, Joseph Zahner, Alfred Burnham Hat
ton and other favorite artists, will begin a
short engagement of three nights and Wednes-
day matinee at the Metropolitan Monday even
Ing in Daughters Of Eve"
Eugene L. Trask, by his attorneys, Stiles
& Stiles, has brought suit against Louise w.
McNair, Louise P. McNair, Agnes NJ. Hull
and Louis X. Hull, to recover the sum Of
S1,770 as commission upon the sale of 1850
acres of land belonging to defendants in Nor
riSon county, Minnesota.
The rumor which has floated back from the
East that Prof. o. V. Tousley is to wed a
society woman of that part of the country is
an interesting morsel of society gossip and
its verihcation will be awaited with considera-
BILE curiosity. Prof. Tousley was for many
years superintendent of schools in Minneapo-
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