St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-18
LADIES SIN CoUNCIE.
Doings of the WOf.ian's Christian
Temperance Union at FaFibauIt.

DOings of the WCknan's ChrIStiaH
Temperance Union at FaribauIL.
Special to the Globe.
FARIBAULT, Sept. 17.-Just before the
adjournment of the Minnesota ". c. T. T..
Miss A. VI. Henderson, of Minneapolis.
state treasurer, made her official report,
showing the total receipts to be S1.679.66,
and the disbursements 81. 550.85. ReSolu-
tions were adopted thanking the w. G. T.
T. and citizens of Faribault, the GLOBE
and Pioneer Press and the railroads, and
the following:
Resolved, That we urge renewed zeal in
Sunday school work and in all other
lines; that we respectfully urge our governor
to appoint at least one lady upon the state
board of education and state boare of chart
ties and corrections; also that we memorabilia
the next legislature to enact a law making
scientific temperance instruction compulsory
in our public schools, and also legislate for
better protection of the chastity OF women
and girls: that our local unions do not fail to
press forward the White Cross work in their
communities, and circulate for signature the
petitions for the protection of women and
girls. as sent out by the department of Social
Purity. and to circulate these petitions as far
as possible through the press of the state
Resolved, That we cordially indOrse our
national organs, The Signal and Review; that
in the removal of the headquarters of the
National Woman's Christian Temperance
union to Chicago we gladly welcome to the
West our national corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Caroline B. Buel; that as an organize
ton we approve the action of the National
Womau's Christian temperance union in in
dorsing that political party which represents
the best embodiment OF cur principles and
the best assurance of protect on to our homes.
Resolved, That the Woman's Christian
Temperance union, of-the state of Minnesota,
Respectfully and earnestly requ 4sts congress
to pass the Blair educational DILL. and urges
the request in the name of the mothers of
America on behalf of their little ones, who,
in so many sections of the nation are per-
fishing for lack of knowledge, aud that the
sumo be transmitted to Senator II. w. Blair,
washington. ID. c.
The constitutional committee reported as
follows:
That Article T. section g. be changed so as
to read: The treasurer shall keep an exact
account of all moneys entrusted to her, and
shall pay no bills except on the order of the
secretarr, signed by the president, and re-
port annually all moneys received and paid
out to the state corresponding secretary.
These changes relate wholly to local
and county unions. This afternoon Miss
Carrie Hobrook, of st. Paul, organized a
Young Womans Christian Temperance
union. differed af follows:
President Mary N Howe; vice president,
Grace E. McKinstry; recording secretary,
Bessie E. Mead; corresponding secretary,
May Hopkins; tire, surer, Georgia L. Batchel-
der
An account of -. organization will ap-
pear in the SUNDAY Clio II.
The Hudson air.
Special to the Globe.
HUDSON. Wis, Sep 1.-THE fine
weather of to-day broughs in large crowd
to the fair and all were successfully enter
tai "a. 5.....tol ;. .oO..er address was not
received very enthusiastically. 1t was
largely devoted to explaining the oleomar-
garine bill and what constitutes artificial
butter The three minute race was won in