Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-02

st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railway on
Thursday evening, the question of bridging
the railroads at the various cross ings will be
brought up at the next meeting of the city
council for discussion.
Thd following ladies, constituting recep-
ton committee, appointed by and represent
ing the various temperance organizations of
this city, will receive their friends and the
friends of temperance on New Years day ITO
day., at Harrison Hall: Mrs Geoege Miller,
Mrs. j. Briggs Mrs. w. w. Sitterlee, Mrs.
R. D. Temple, Mrs. M. Dickinson, Mrs.
F, Neal, Mrs. Newt, Mrs. L. Emery, Mrs.
Russell.
The North Minneapolis services during the
week of prayer are to be union meetings, held
at 7:3O D. M, and distributed among the
churches in the following manner: Monday
and Tuesday-Fovrth Baptist church (Jewett
ChapeD, corner Eleventh avenue north and
Lyndae. Wednesday and Thursday-Foss M.
E. church, corner Eleventh avenue north and
Sixth street. Friday and Saturday Pilgrim
church, corner Washington and Fourteenth
avenues north. Everybody invited and wei
come.
The three men who were injured in the Sec
ond street railroad collision on Friday evening,
were reported doing well last evening. Mr.
German, whose recovery was at first thought
somewhat doubtful, has SO far recov
cred that all apprehensions haue been disatis-,
fled. Cannon was probably thr worst hurt
and will remain a sufferer for some time.
Sprague has about regained his accustomed
strength, and his wounds are in very promis-
ing condition under the treatment of DR..
Ames.
Communion service was held at the Church
of the Rsdeemer yesterday. The pastor, Rev.
J. Fl, Tuttle, D. D., delivered a very interest
ing and able discourse. taking the' communion
as his topic. He made answer 10 those who
had claimed that the communion should be
dispensed with. He stated that II was through
this service that we are brought into more
lively sense of the works and life OF Christ
Through the communion we know Christ and
through Christ we know our God.
To sustain the points taken mauy apt illustra-
lions were drawn. Mr.. futile took as one the
great painter Raphael. We would be almost
almost absolutely in the dark OF the exteme
excellence of the conception and skill of Ra-
The newly organized choir dispensed with
great excellence the music of the service.
AS is her usual Sabbath custom, Mrs. 81. F.
Farr, in company with Rev. MI. Beach, re-
paired to the city lookup yesterday afternoon
to perform religious services with the prison
ers. Judge of her surprise when she was po-
litely informed by the gentlemanly sergeant
of the police force that the cells were absolute
ly empty; that not an arrest of any character
had been made since Saturday morning This,
he said, was indeed a rare occurrence, and an
other such had not occurred but once before
dnring the past three years. But Mrs. Farr
had come to hold worship, and she would like
to carry out the designed programme as far as
possible. 1t is indeed seldom that the pa
trolmen have an opportunity of attending
worship duties requiring their undl-
was cordially invited to proceed. There were
present a number of the police force who lis
tened with interest to the remarks of the de-
vout lady, and Joined heartily in singing sew
eral gospel selections.