St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were $50, 34S. 2e.
The Philharmonic rehearsal will occur to-
morrow evening.
The Union League met last night, but
passed no gratulatory resolutions
The Society of Fine Arts will continue the
loan exhibition, rs at present, until May 1.
Aid. Z. ]. LHerault went to Sank Rapids
last evening to superintend the carpentry
now in progress there.
The Caledonian club viii give its entertain
ment this evening, and will donate the net re-
ceipts 10 the sufferers by the cyclone.
1t is estimated that up to O'Clock last
evening the net contributions by Minneapolis,
in cash ard goods, TO the cyclone sufferers had
reached 1900.
The motor company yesterday began the
running OF trains on ifteen-minute schedule
during the day. This arrangement will be
eminently satisfactory to Its patrons.
Herbert Ingalls, OF Boston, representing
block, arrived here yesterday and viii to-day
confer with the architect and adjusters rela-
tive 10 the loss and rebuilding
The funeral OF the late ID. r. Barber took
place yesterday afternoon from his residence
corner Tenth street and Hennepin avenue
Rev. S. V. S. Fisher conducted the services.
The remains were inferred at Lakewood.
The charter members OF the B. P. o. Elks
will meet this afternoon at O'Clock in the
hall over n. z. Warmers undertaking rooms
on Washington avenue. The committee on
organization will report. Treasurer Sac STAFF
ford is authorized TO collect dues.
A grand scandinavian concert will be given
at Harmonic hall on Saturday evening for
the benefit of the cyclone sufferers. Besides
a splendid concert the comedy, "a Cigar
will be presented. Messrs. Lawler, Gisslow
and 4. o. Reward are in charge.
The fact that the DAM orchestra has not
been engaged to play at the permanent expo
sition has excited pretty general comment
among the stockholders 1t is u well-known
fact that no better band for the number of
pieces can be secured in the country. g
Marriage licenses were issued TO the follow
ing named persons yesterday: Peter OBrien
and Mary McDOnough, Charles Johnson and
Mary johnson, August Fuhrberg and Dena
Gaertner, Albert ID. Sewall and Dora R.
Belseth, Gideon II. Pond and WiBifred L.
Goodrich.
dismissal OF Rev. ]. L. Scudder will convene
at the First Congregational church. Besides
the Minneapolis churches. Plymouth, Park.
Pacific and Atlantic OF st. Paul, and the
Mortified and Excelsior churches will be rep
resented.
That's big temptation to place in the
way OF poor or hungry man." observed a
gentleman yesterday as a lady swept by
wearing an elegant gold watch in a small lace
pocket outside Of her dress. IF ladies will
persist in wearing costly watches and well
filled pocketbooks in plain sight they must
expect TO be robbed occasionally.
The city mission look for a good time at the
dedication OF its new ROOMS at 421 Wash
ington avenue south this evening. They
hope 10 capture DIR. Dana and the st. Paul
ministers who come TO the Scudder council
Short addresses songs aud speeches of con-
graduation. The object is social and spirit
ual and not financial. The public are cor
daily invited.
The address made by Rev. Mr.. Hovey at
the ministers meeting yesterday morning
was an interesting one as well as instructive.
The thought struck me as / listened how
much better il would be If all CT the reverend
gentlemen would select similar topics instead
OF branching out on troubled seas and en-
deavoring 10 wrestle with the mighty subject
OF Sunday morning newspapers
The following is q committee appointed by
the acting president OF the Dayitt board of
the Irish National League to take initiatory
steps for the holding OF n mass meeting OF
the citizens OF Minneapolis to pass resolu-
tons Of encouragement and sympathy with
Gladstone and Parnell in their efforts TO pro-
cure bome-rule for Ireland; Roger Vail, p.
H. McPartlin, John Gallagher, ]. ]. McHale,
J. j. Kinnaue, Chris. A. Gallagher, Hugh
Butler, L. Clarity and Col. Glenn