St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-29
MrNNEApoLIs GLoBULEs.

DR.. Horey lectured at the Church OF the
Redeemer last night.
Minneapolis expends $4,000 annually
in salaries and employees.
A paper carnival was a very enjoyable
affair at Gethsemane church last night.
A baby carriage and bicycle mandatory
in Minneapolis is one of the probabilities.
The Figaro restaurant, at No. PSI Second
avenue south, gives excellent satisfaction.
Nearly fifty members of the Grand Army
went to Mankato yesterday to attend the state
encampment. ....-..
At Westminster church at $3.50 this after
noon there is to be a season Of prayer Tor
schools and colleges. Bishop Foss will lead !;
all are invited.
The hard times continue to hamper the
opportunities Of the police department to
effect brilliant exploits. John Barlycorn
plays a nonimportant role in the municipal
court.
Yesterday noon Wilkes McDermott began
the work of razing the old Academy OF
Music block, and he is Of the opinion that
the lob viii be consummated in two weeks,
with favorable weather.
The tickets are out for the Sunday evening
concert to be given by the Danz orchestra In
Turner hall. a fine programme has been
prepared, and the orchestra will do its "!evel
best" which is sufficient assurance.
The lumber business in Minneapolis is
stagnant The lunbermen, however, re-
port that everything is progressing satisfac-
torily in the pineries, and the cut, although
not so large as during previous years, VIII
be ample.
The court house officials are filed with de-
,cidedly unpleasant apprehensions respecting
the probable effect Of Judge Atwater's salary
bill Some claim that the salary fixed by the
bill will scarcely cover the necessary expenses
OF the Office, and that consequently the
offices, as the phrase goes, will ''go a-beg-
ging."
The meeting Of the w. c. T. U. this after
noon at 3 p. u. In Friends church, corner
Of Eighth street and Hennepin avenue, will
BE the Bible reading for January, prepared
by our national superintendent Of Evange-
listic, Hannah Whitehall Smith. Subject,
1.-The Chariots of God" Ps. xviii, II. Bring
your Bibles. Meeting conducted by Mrs.
Gallinger.
Amendments to the articles Of incorpora-
ton Of the Minnesota Tribune company,
adopted at a special meeting Of the stOckhold-
ers, held Tuesday afternoon, with the regis
Ter Of deeds, which provides that the amount
of the capital stock shall be increased to
$500 600 the limit Of Indebtedness to $780,
1000 and that the number of shares Of the
ycapital stock to be issued shall be 10000 at
800 each.
At2 O'Clock this afternoon the board OF
water commissions win hold an adjourned
session. From pointer obtained, the con-
clusion is deduccd that a lively discussion
will ensue upon that troublesome legislative
t0uestion respecting the continuance Of the
board with enlarged powers or its abolition
altogether The subject OF issuing bonds TO
complete extensions and Improvements al
ready planned will also play an important
part in the discussion.
About sixty Of the legal fraternity obeyed
the summons and appeared at the recep-
ton rendered the attorneys at the rooms OF
the Young Mems association last evening
w. H. Euslis presided, aud addresses were
made by Hon f. VI. Wilson, Judge Atwater
land others. Miss Nettie Buuce aud Mrs.
Cassidy favored with several vocal selections,
and Miss Marian Lowell gave two recitations
which were very well received. Altogether,
tho reception was very pleasant success.