St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-16
MINI GLOB UE ES.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$965, 09l.7S.
Sam Jones will begin to save souls in this
section ABOUT March 20.
The First Baptist church will be dedicated
the first Sunda3 in December.
Cigars bearing counterfeit union label
have appeared in the market.
The Reform club will give a banquet at
Curtiss hall next Tuesday evening.
''Populir Amus-m ents' were discussed
last evening by the Presbyterian alliance.
Rev. Merrill, of GAINESVILLE. O.. will I'LL the
pulpit of the First Congregational church.
The French Catholic fair, now in progress
in No. 2 Nicollet island, will close this even
ing.
willard Patten. of the st. Marks choir.
will be master of the First Baptist choir next
year.
The Homeopathic Hospital fair opens at
the Casino Wednesday afternoon and will con-
tinue four days.
The Young Mems Democratic clu b of the
First ward will meet Friday evening ut
Weinghart's hall.
The cowboy pianist and the comedy, "Irish
Justice" drew crowded houses at the dime
museum last night.
Rev. K. F. Norris will begin his pastorate
at the Open Door Congregational church the
first Sunday in December.
The BARRIERS insist that Sunday closing is
general observed. Notwithstanding reports
about ''blind pig" shaving.
Col. Hogeand lectured on "Heroic Boys
and Girls in 100 Cities at the Franklin Ave
nue. P, esbyterian church last nignt.
Tue council committees on Claims and fire
yesterday met and audited bills. The COM
miltee on police did not get quorum.
The burning of a pile of shingles at the
corner of Fourth avenue and Main street
northeast called out the IRE department early
yesterday morning.
The students at the nurses training school,
400 Nicollet avenue, will undergo coinpeti-
tive examination at the Office of DR.. Kllving-
ton this evening for gold medal.
Chester Bellows. who left Minneapolis last
April, is on trial at Charles City, Ia, for the
murder of his wife. While in Minneapolis he
was employed as a miller and later as q
coachman.
The funeral of Miss Fannie z. Day, who
died on Sunday afternoon, will take place at
the residence of the parents OF the deceased,
62S Seventh street south, on Wednesday aft
eru9o1 at 2 O'Clock.
Many persons in the Seventh ward are very
much exercised over the proposal TO establish
a hay and wood market. Nobody wants it neal
his premises, and everybody promises TO
remember the alderman who voted for it.
Officer Gardner yesterday morning under
took TO arrest D. H. Walker in South Mime
apols TOR disorderly conduct, when Walker
struck him heavy blow in the right eye.
Walker gave bail in 500 for his appearance
this morning.
Fifteen new cases of diphtheria have been
of which are in the Sixth ward, one in the
Seventh and one in the Eighth wards; five in
the family of William Hampstead at 225 Fiji
teenth street west.
william Woodside. the bicyclist, arrived
last night from Chicago, and learned for the
first t me of the match made With Morgan,
but at once expressed himself as willing to
ride 100 miles against the winner OF the re-
cent siX-day race.
men employed at Boutell's secondhand store,
Yesterday had a quarrel which ended in
Michael caressing Patrick vita a galvanized
iron dipper. Each were fined So and costs in
the municipal court
The Prohibition state central committee put
its heads together last evening and discussed
the effect of the 5000 and odd votes cast for
Child The GLOBE election table was spread
Out before them and the vote by counties was
examined and commented upon.
A story was in the mouths of two or three
people Yesterday in eff Get that Mayor Ames
had prepared to resign and remove to ST.
Paul. The yarn had several fanciful accesso-
ries, but being idicdlously untrue In founda-
ton the rest was not even amusing.
Detective Quinlan yesterday recovered a
horse and buggy belonging to E. H. Thayer
4 Co.. iiyerymen. at 81 Ninth street south,
which was stolen from in front of Harmonic
ball Saturday night. The detective found
the horse tied to fence on the motor line,
ten miles from the city.
At the meeting Of the Mskwa club, at the
West hotel, it was decided that the mem
bership should be increased from 80 to 200,
and to this end W. P. Palmer. Henry Stryker,
Watson were appointed as a committee 10
secure new members. Another meeting will
be held next Monday evening.
A Manitoba switch engine yesterday morn
ing ran into the engine of Minneapolis L. ST.
Louis short line train, damaging both engines
considerable No one was injured and the
wreck was cleared away within an hour The
accident occurred near the University ave-
nue crossing in East Minneapolis, and the
fault il said to lie with the Manitoba engine.
as the MINNEAPOLIS & st. Louis was entitled to
the right of way.
The liberal Ministers association met yes-
terday morning and listened to paper by
Rabbi Iliowizi on "Ine MODERN Theory OF
Biblical Criticism He maintained that rev.
elation comes through the moral sense not the
nhvsical. and the belief in the supernstursl
did onIv harm. Great consolation is afforded
nv the Bible and none by the theories of mod
ern science. He believed in Biblical criticism.
and thought the religion that could not stand
this test should fall.
A youus colored woman, known about the
oi+v &c .yTopsy" who was found by the poiice
TO be In need of medical attention, was yes
terday com mitted to Bethany home. While
on the way there. in the patrol wagon, the
birth ef the CHILD Unexpectedly took place
The driver Of the wagon and the
tive police officers who wers aiens Eallanty
the hest eff the predicament until the home