St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLoRULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were Sl7s,-
400 80.
There were $40 cars of wheat in sight at Min
neapolis yesterday.
Yesterdays attendance at the dime mu-
scum was unusually large
The water test was postponed yesterday
and will be had tomorrow.
AniEteresting entertainment viii be given
by the CALIFORNIAN club this evening.
The Presbyterian alliance will meet this
evening at ~ Franklin Avenue church.
The Sons OF Veterans installation will take
place at George n. Morgan bail this evening.
The East side was in a state of great hIlarity
last night over the acceptance or the expo
sition site.
The nineteenth annual meeting of the State
Horticultural association will begin at Harri-
son hall to-day.
The convention Of the Northwestern lodges
of the Brotherhood of Firemen will be held
here on Sept. Is, lasting a week.
The twenty-sixth anniversary of the Har-
mOnia Singing society will be celebrated with
a banquet on the evening of Feb. q.
The new coaches of the motor lire came in
by the Omaha road yesterday, riding the
track on standard gauge trucks and used as
day cars.
meeting of the East siders interested in
the exposition movement will be held at 80
this evening at the Office of Chute Bros. on
the East side.
At the pastors meeting yesterday. DR..
Thomas said 5000, O00. 900 went every year for
tobacco, and only $780, 900 for missions.
Tobacco seems more popular.
: The directors of the North American Tele-
graph company have decided to accept the
proposition for Eastern connections offered
by the United Lines, or Mackey sy stem.
Its now stated that the name of the young
man who committed suicide on Saturday
night was J. +. Fuller, and not Welles, as re-
ported. He had brother in Albert Lea
The special city council committee on the
stOne-arch bridge, together with the mayor,
decided yesterday not to attend the commits
sion of engineers. in session In st. Paul.
Complaint is great and general against the
practice OF extingufshing the electric lights
before day light A petition will doubtless
be presented the council on the subject.
While a driver Was in the Milwaukee depot
last evening the horses attached to "a hack
ran away. but were captured by Officer Bean
on Hennepin avenue before any damage had
been done.
DIR. E. W. Stevens gave lecture and scien-
tihc exhibition last evening To q small audi
ence at Harrison hall which was highly in
teresting and instructive, and merited much
larger attendance.
Hose company No of the old volunteer
fire service will formally celebrate its seven
teenth anniversary on Saturday night in a
| banquet at the engine house, corner of Sixth
avenue south and Third street.
The new musical comedy, ''Inside Out, 4"
was given to a very good house at the Grand
last night, but scarcely a pleased one. Ii
will continue 10, and including tomorrow
night with a matinee tomorrow.
The trustees of the Jewish synagogue ha We
purchased the Parker property. corner Tenth
street and Fifth avenue south, for $4,000.
The present temple on Fifth street will be re-
moved to that site as soon as possible.
The Minneapolis Building and Loan associa-
ton has elected officers as follows: W. c.
Pinkerton, president; j. A. Schlener. treas
urer; L. E. Mercer, secretary: Charles Rob-
inson, attorney; J. ID. Williamson and E. X.
Barber, managers.
Rev. James O'Reilly. of the Church of St.
Anthony du Padua, will soon become pastor
of a new parish 10 be organized in East Min
neapolis. the limits of which will be Central
avenue and the state university. His many
| friends will be glad of bis promotion from as
sistant pastor 10 pastor
The building committee OF the Northwest
ern Hospital association has approved the
plans prepared by Orf Bros. They provide
for two parallel buildings connected by a
central building and two corridors. Only one
of the parallel buildings will be constructed at
this time. The ultimate cost of the building
will be 100000.
The program for to-day at the horticultural
meeting is as follows: Morning: Arrange
ment Of exhibits; appointment OF committees.
Afternoons: Address of welcome by Prof.
Porter of the state university; response by
George ". Fuller of Litchfeld; practical sug-
gestions by Col. John H Stevens; reports
from local societies. Evening: Annual adj
dress by the president; grape culture will be
nj aad nv President Wilson nf he low
| State society; George P. PETER of Pewaukee,
Wis. will read a paper on Constructing of
Plants. and T. II. Hoskins of Newport, Vt,
| will discuss Black Heart in Apple Trees.