St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Engineer w aterS mas received MS So,OOU
royalty on his two Jumbo pumps.
u.'Mixed Pickles. viii be the attraction at
the Grand the first half of this week.
The children of the Lake Calhoun mission
were given a merry sleigh ride yesterday.
DR.. X. G. Hutchins will preach as usual
this morning and evening at the Plymouth
church.
The park commissioners did not meet yes
terday, but will probably get together next
Satu rday.
President Northrop OF the state university
addressed the school marms at the high school
yesterday.
Owen Dougherty has received a copyright
on a multiplication table, which he thinks is
bonanza.
Yesterdays bank cleaTings we're 1891. 2Os. so;
for the week. 81, SEE, AZ. 40; for the month,
SlO.Os7,5 s4 Is.
Rev. E. S. William win preach at the Open
Door this morning and Rev. s. V. 5. Fisher
this evening.
The Michael Davitt branch of the league
will have an interesting session at Window
ball this evening.
The anniversary of the order of Knights of
/ Pythias will be celebrated by Minneapolis
Lodge No. ut Pythian hall Feb. 10.
The pipe TO be laid by the water board the
coming season is beginning to arrive Bids
for distributing the pipe will be opened on
Thursday.
In the communication yesterday morning
in relation 10 the Bowen case the types said,
/ '.hs mother and relations" instead of her
mother and relations"
The plans and specifications prepared by
Architect G. l. Leveille for the Catholic
orphan asylum have been accepted aud bids
for the construction viii be received until
Wednesday.
Canton Minnesota No. /. Patriarchs mill
tantSwas instructed last night by Col. George
B. Arnold. The officers are w C. Wheeler,
captain; Robert Sbutton, lieutenant, and
Enoch Ray, ensign
Rev. ii. G. Dewitt. d. D.. viii begin his
services as evangelist at the Central Baptist
church to-day, preaching morning and even
ing. The revival meetings that have been in
progress in this church for the past four
weeks have borne satisfactory fruits aud are
still increasing in interest
Tonight there VIII be at the West Side
Turner hall repetition of the famous play,
"Der Goldbauer." Mr.. I. Kessler, an emf
nent artist, will appear in the main part OF
the play. which is TO be followed by a dance
and all the appendix our German citizens are
accustomed to.
Rev. John l. Scudder viii deliver a series
of popular sabbath evening lectures to young
people, commencing next Sunday evening,
Feb. Z, upon the general subject of amend
ments. Special topics in this course will be:
"Shall we TobogganE "Shall we Dancer
I s.Shall we PLAY CardsY'' "Shall we 20 to the
TheaterY'' ETC. All are welcome, and the
youth of Minneapolis are especially invited.
Seats free. Come early.
The fourth lecture of the university course
will be delivered in the First congregational
church, corner Third avenue and Fifth street
southeast, Sabbath evening, by Rev. E. c.
. Evans the pastor of the Pacific or Peoples
church of ST. Paul. Subject: "What Have
we Left? or Take Christianity for what il Is
Worth" The general public as well as the
student body are cordially invited. In the
morning Rev Archibald Hadden viii preach
The general committee on the St Paul car
nival excursion met yesterday afternoon a
the Office of W. E Steele and perfected all ar
engagements. A special train. in as man,
r sectious of ten cars each as may be desired
: Will leave the Manitoba At 1880 on Thursda,
) evening. Further details viii be perfected
! and given to the public hereafter. All per
sons are expected to join the club in the gen
eral excursion tomorrow.