St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-08
E. A. Taylor, F. G. Cook, Neil Downey
Taylor, c. NJ. Batchelder.
MINNEAPOLIS GL0BULEs.

The board of trade will meet this evening.
The lower part of Lake Calhoun was frozen
over yesterday.
Regular meetings of the two ministerial as
sociations will be held this morning.
Post-election week promises to be excep-
tionably dull, in contrast with the recent ex-
element.
]. S. Van Antwerp, of the Journal, was
yesterday admitted to membership in the
Press club.
Col. c. W. johnson will lecture on the
church this evening.
The annual meeting of the Northwestern
Hospital association will be held at Hennepin
Avenue church on Thursday next.
Mrs. DR.. Johnson, of Dakota, spoke yester-
da, before the White Cross society, and Mrs.
L. e. Bailey addressed the Reform club.
The annual meeting Of the Northwestern
Hospital association will be held Thursday
evening at the Hennepin Avenue NJ. E.
church.
The union printers of Minneapolis will give
grand ball on Thanksgiving night. A. E.
LIE Roy is chairman of the committee on ar
engagements.
A match game of foot ball will be played at
the base ball park on Wednesday between the
teams from the university and the military
acadamy at Shattuck.
The Minneapolis division of the Youths
Home and Employ ment association will meet
this afternoon at the rooms of the Y. III. G..
A. in the Syndicate block
1t is proposed by the Nicollet club TO give
its annual bail at the West hotel. That of
last year, besides being d success, was the
brilliant social event Of the year.
Faulkner and Matsada Sorakichi wrestle at
the Theatre Comique Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings for purse two falls
out of three, catch-as-catch-can.
Detective Sullivan and Officer Collins last
evening arrested William Thompson or 8
charge Of stealing a robe from Dansingberg
& Robinson's livery on First avenue north
east.
The Thistle Curling club has organized for
the winter by electing the following officers:
L. D. Seavers, president; ]. wilson Murray,
vice president; Henry Steinhauser, secretary
and treasurer.
At yesterdays meeting of the operative
millers. the following were elected to men,
bership: n. w. Davis, Severance, Kan.
Frank Huot. Weston, Wis, and E. w. Swan
ton, of Fergus Falls.
A small-siZed riot took place at the meeting
of the Salvation army last evening, but 1t
was quelled without outside help. Some of
the spectators objecting to the Saivationtsts'
methods was the cause.
Rev. A. P. Cobb, the eloquent Christian
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| the revival meetings at the Church of Christ.
| His sermons are spoken of as the ablest and
most eloquent that have been heard in Min
| neapois.
| A subscription has been started to pay the
| 500 verdict against officer John Vogel, rem
dered in a suit brought against him in the
district court, to recover damages for shoot
| ing a ct zen in the hand whom he mistook
| for burglar.
J. Andrew Mckenzie yesterday died or con-
sumption at 3i4 Fourth avenue south, aged
80 years. The deceased had been in the en-
ploy of the government for number or
years past and had no relatives in the city.
The funeral takes place this afternoon at
O'Clock from the residence.
The formal dedication of the Homeopathic
hospital occurred yesterday afternoon.
Father McGorieh offered the opening prayer,
after which Julius E. Miner presented the re-
port of the building committee. Short adj
dresses were made by Rev. j. II. futile,
Rev. Van Anda, Rev. n. Falk Gjertsen and
few others.
The official canvass of Hennepin county
will begin this morning at the court house.
The count will be watched with 4 great deal
OF interest, as it is confidently expected, in
some quarters, that sufficient change will
be made to pull one or two more members OF
the county ticket through. Miscounts and
clerical errors are believed to exist in several
returns as printed. in which case corrections
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