St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28
Additional Minneapolis News oil
the Fifth and Seventh Pages.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The Reform club fair closed last evening.
Melons was the subject OF yesterday
meeting of the horticulrurists-
The woman's exchange will hold a monthly
meeting tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock.
The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
1000, and for the week 8, 066. s42. IA.
The South Minneapolis Building and Loan
association will meet in Higgins hall TO
morrow evening.
The Political Science club OF the state uni
versity will meet tomorrow evening in the
gentlemen's parlors-
motor train collided with a carelessly.
driven buggy at the Tenth street switch yes
terday, but did no damage.
The fourth and last meeting OF the Way
zatta Teachers association was held yester-
day at the school house in Wayzata-
Owing 10 other engagements Bishop Ire
land finds it impossible to keep his engage
ment at Holy Rosary church this evening.
The funeral of the late Henry b. Chase will
be conducted under the auspices OF the Ma
sonic fraternity at 2 O'Clock this afternoon
from the late residence. 162l Portland ave
nue..
Next Wednesday is st. David day with the
welch people, and in honor of the event 8
high carnival will be held at the Welct
church on Seventeenth avenue south in th c
evening.
A laborer named Chamberlain fell on the
sidewalk ON North First street, near Henne-
pin avenue, yesterday, and broke his leg near
the knee. He was taken TO St. Barnabas
hospital for treatment.
Rev. l.. s. Hensen. d. D., of Chicago will
reach to-day at 1890 a. m. in the FIRST Bap-
list church, corner Tenth street and Harmon
place. DIR. W. L. Chase breaches in the
evening and administers the ordinance OF
baptism.
The board of county auditors, consisting
of the auditor. clerk of court and chairman
of the board of county commissioners, met
yesterday. but adjourned until Monday for
the opening Of bids for the repository OF
county funds.
Mile. Louise Armaindo, the female cyclist,
will ride a Northumberland race in Faribault
the last of this week. She is now in training
AT the Washington rink. She not only rides
the wheel for exercise ana muscular develop
ment, but also puts on the skates.
The Lurline Boat club will meet at the West
hotel parlors tomorrow evening for the pur-
pose of considering a number OF applications
for membership. and also to outline the
seasons campaign. Several members of the
club have begun TO get themselves in form
for the season by training in the gymnasium.
The Judges for the state university spring
oratOrical contest are as follows: On compo
sition, Rev. James McGolrick, Willis West OF
Faribault and Mr.. Pyle of the Pioneer Press
on delivery, Gen. A. Is. Nettleton, Attorney
General Hahn and Judge LOchren.
The fifth lecture of the university course
will be delivered Sabbath evening in the
First Congregational church, corner Third
avenue and Fifth street southeast, by DIR.
]. H. Crum of Winona. Subject, Character
Building. Seats free, and all are invited.
Dr. Crum will preach also in the morning.
DIR. J. II. Dunn will address the Michae
Davitt branch of the Irish Land league thi:
evening. The question; Ought ireland u
have a Republican Form OF Government
viii be debated Messrs. VI. Gallagher and p
H. McPartlin in the Affirmative and J.R- Cor
rigan and J. V. McHugh in the negative.